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Re: Yayyyyyyy, my first racist comment
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 9238112)
The guy is a prick no doubt but I cannot see anything racist in what he has said
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Re: Yayyyyyyy, my first racist comment
Originally Posted by sammax
(Post 9240131)
I would consider that racist....:thumbdown:
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Re: Yayyyyyyy, my first racist comment
Let's be honest...it's just being pedantic to exclude abuse based on nationality from the common definition of racism...it's all one and the same.
The Racial Discrimination Act which has been around probably a little bit longer than the time people have been obsessed with the term 'PC brigade' covers acts which are done because of the race, colour or national or ethnic origin of the other person or some or all of the people in the group. |
Re: Yayyyyyyy, my first racist comment
Originally Posted by bcworld
(Post 9240216)
Let's be honest...it's just being pedantic to exclude abuse based on nationality from the common definition of racism...it's all one and the same.
The Racial Discrimination Act which has been around probably a little bit longer than the time people have been obsessed with the term 'PC brigade' covers acts which are done because of the race, colour or national or ethnic origin of the other person or some or all of the people in the group. |
Re: Yayyyyyyy, my first racist comment
Originally Posted by sammax
(Post 9240335)
Agreed, some can split hairs if they want - but okay then, let's call it "nationality-ist", like in "fat-ist" or "sex-ist".
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Re: Yayyyyyyy, my first racist comment
Originally Posted by CelticRover
(Post 9236848)
Old Neo Celtic habits of 'Stickin' the heid oan 'im', can sometimes be intuitive and quite often hard to break.:huh:
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Re: Yayyyyyyy, my first racist comment
If the remarks passed to the OP are considered racist, there must be a lot of racists on this form, considering the comments made about Australians and other nationalities. :rolleyes:
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Re: Yayyyyyyy, my first racist comment
Originally Posted by MickeyTong
(Post 9240466)
Jus' gie 'im the ******' grovit, Jim.
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Re: Yayyyyyyy, my first racist comment
Originally Posted by sammax
(Post 9240131)
I would consider that racist....:thumbdown:
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Re: Yayyyyyyy, my first racist comment
Originally Posted by Gibbo
(Post 9240486)
If the remarks passed to the OP are considered racist, there must be a lot of racists on this form, considering the comments made about Australians and other nationalities. :rolleyes:
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Re: Yayyyyyyy, my first racist comment
Originally Posted by Gibbo
(Post 9240486)
If the remarks passed to the OP are considered racist, there must be a lot of racists on this form, considering the comments made about Australians and other nationalities. :rolleyes:
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Re: Yayyyyyyy, my first racist comment
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 9240535)
Totally agree. There are massive double standards about this on BE. People who rail against being called poms, or about the Aussie use of the words wog and paki, have no qualms about using the word chinky to describe Chinese food. A certain poster on here has, on several occasions, used the K-word to describe black people. Hardly anyone pulled him up on it (I think there was one comment) and the mods said nothing. If, as a white South African, I used that term I would be crucified - and rightly so.
I remember when they flounced, and all these people came out of the woodwork saying, 'please don't go' and 'you've contributed so much over the years'. I was seriously confused by that! |
Re: Yayyyyyyy, my first racist comment
Originally Posted by bcworld
(Post 9240544)
The things is, that poster is a complete and utter moron so I don't see the point in saying anything to them, they'd probably enjoy it.
I remember when they flounced, and all these people came out of the woodwork saying, 'please don't go' and 'you've contributed so much over the years'. I was seriously confused by that! |
Re: Yayyyyyyy, my first racist comment
Originally Posted by iamthecreaturefromuranus
(Post 9240503)
Pete's brother?
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Re: Yayyyyyyy, my first racist comment
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 9240535)
Totally agree. There are massive double standards about this on BE. People who rail against being called poms, or about the Aussie use of the words wog and paki, have no qualms about using the word chinky to describe Chinese food. A certain poster on here has, on several occasions, used the K-word to describe black people. Hardly anyone pulled him up on it (I think there was one comment) and the mods said nothing. If, as a white South African, I used that term I would be crucified - and rightly so.
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