Yes. We are quite far from Dunblane though, which I guess supports the theory some posters have floated that the distance from a tragedy plays a part, but I don't think it necessarily originated in our area.
I think the last part of the thread goes to show that there are probably distasteful / amusing dark humour / straight up offensive (delete as personally appropriate) jokes about any subject you could possibly imagine, even if you've not heard them personally, and that there will be a lot of people who are disquieted / amused / offended to varying degrees by them.
FWIW I don't think we should be purity spiralling about humour or whether someone is racist or to what degree.
As far as the tribunal goes I actually think Sandie Peggie did very well today, and came across as very credible. I don't think NC made a mistake at all, nor do I think any views Sandi Peggie might hold that we may have glimpsed today makes her a disappointment or worse person to have brought this claim.
Her personal views shouldn't be under scrutiny here because they aren't relevant. This has been a really good distraction from the TRA handbook, and I would expect in a reasonable, just, and sane world that the tribunal will find in Sandie Peggie's favour.