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Jeremy Clarkson has apologised after his controversial comments on the BBC's One Show when he suggested public sector workers should be "shot" in front of their families for their recent strike action over pensions.
He said: "I didn't for a moment intend these remarks to be taken seriously - as I believe is clear if they're seen in context. If the BBC and I have caused any offence, I'm quite happy to apologise for it alongside them."
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01/12/2011 18:03
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02/12/2011 11:30
Way to go Jeremy, keep doing what you are doing, it was only an ignorant minority that started this, and then all the other pratts jumped on the bandwagon because thay had nothing better to do with their lives, and that includes all the negative morons that put you down on here, they should all be lined up and shot......... 
02/12/2011 01:19
Why are people always trying to find things to moan about. Get over it. You have made your point with a day off work on strike. There are plenty of other people who have also had their pay frozen and pensions changed but we get on with it because we understand that we are in a RECESSION!!!
01/12/2011 18:24
The trouble is there are retarded politically correct civil servants in local & national government as there are in the trade unions & all of them iswhy this country is in such a state to day !> I say take all these union heads outside & shoot them (with the Metro drivers) who striked in support of strikers - SACK THEM ALL !!!
02/12/2011 11:15
I think Jeremy Clarkson is brilliant. He may sometimes speak before his brain engages but that is part of his appeal.
As for striking, they are lucky they have the option, look at the armed forces, underpaid overworked,living in substandard housing. These guys don't have a choice to go on strike. It would be interesting if they did.
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02/12/2011 14:22
Although Clarkson's comments were over the top even in the form of a joke. Most public sector workers don't know what a proper hard days work means. They should stop complaining as it is the tax payers who pay there wages and there pensions.
Also for one of the union leaders wanting to take legal action against Jeremy Clarkson is complete utter stupidity and should quite frankly get a life.......
02/12/2011 17:01
Guys. It was intended as an exageration; mocking the BBC's fairness policy by being fatuos.
I feel the Clarkson haters have jumped on the bandwagon with this one. Especially those in the public sector who have had their pride dented because no one's taking them seriously enough.
It's not Clarksons fault you've got a s h i t e pension.
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