Presumably you're not so pale yourself, then, that people frequently comment on it, shout insults and berate you for not artificially changing the colour of them, in order to comply with the bullies'... sorry, 'banter merchants''... ideas of what is acceptable for them to look at?
Is it OK if a man makes negative comments about how a woman looks, if he believes that she owes him his idea of 'pretty', as long as they're both white and British and thus it's not racist and they've automatically 'always had a sense of humour'?
By all means feel free to take the P out of yourself; but you don't get to decide what personal insults the whole nation should feel forced to 'laugh off' (or cry about in private) when somebody criticises them for, based on a perfectly normal human variant. I can't actually see where any kind of humour would come from, anyway, as it's not the sharpest of wit, is it? "Hey, your skin is very pale - hahahahahahahahahaha!!!!!!"
It kind of reminds me of the boorish men who insist on routinely calling women short-based 'nicknames' every time they engage with them, and finding it hilarious top comedy, because they've never quite been aware or intelligent enough to notice that women generally are shorter than men as a basic norm and it isn't actually the result of them doing something bad or stupid. Not that any of that should be inflicted on, or mocked or criticised for, when people actually are considerably shorter than average for their sex for any reason, of course.