Lets see who's still laughing after the Tories (Once in power)smash up half the country in the name of a psuedo economic policy.

Mark, Yorkshire,

This topic makes me want to jump out the window. People just want to be so self important these days. I am no supporter of Cameron but for goodness sake.

Robbo, Ayr,

I thought it was a breath of fresh air, finally, a politician with a sense of humour, As we all know The basis of all humour is some one's misfortune, for example, Slipping on the elusive banana skin, Etc... David Cameron seems passionate about politics which is a rare commodity these days

John Wood, Birminham, UK

I was in the hall this afternoon and I found the joke funny. I also know what it is like to lose someone by suicide. The joke was neither "very insensitive" nor "extraordinarily upsetting". Anyone who thinks it was should really reassess their priorities.

Emma, London,

Cracking article. Very well written.

Joe, London, UK

It's time to march through the streets to end the fascism of political correctness. It started in the early '90s and it should end - now.

Les Gibson, Yorkshire,

Another truth, ye Gods! If Brown was PM forever (and even for much longer) most Brits would "jump off", for relief...

mac, oban, scotland

Do we know that "How far can you bounce?" was a tasteless and tactless jibe? It could've meant "Please don't jump, you can't bounce, you know".
As for Ms Samata's organisation, its existence is new to me and no doubt to other readers. Is there no limit to the self-importance of such do-gooders?

JF, Canterbury, UK

Roll on the end of political correctness as Mr. Cameron promised. We will have a "Department for Permission to Speak" next. Perhaps we will have an inspection quango where we submit an "I want to say something but it may offend somebody somewhere - would you mind awfully checking for me". God !

Pip Gold, Market Drayton, U.K.

Nonsense - some people are just too sensitive...

beau symons, st emo,

For goodness sake ..it was a joke .. and a funny one.
Would it be in bad taste to call these "sensitive" people kill joys ? Humour is often on the edge... that is what makes it funny. I am sure there are much more inportant things these people could be doing instead of winging about a quip.

Vanessa Kimbell, midlands,

In his keynote speech did Cameron explain how the millionaires and short sellers are funding the Tory party?
I must have missed it .

m wilson, bidache, France