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Is Being Called A Black B****rd An Acceptable Part Of Life In The Forces?
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So Patrick Mercer is resigning the Tory Party whip before Panorama exposes his misdemeanors
http:// www.bbc .co.uk/ news/uk -politi cs-2272 7815
Ironic since he once said:
he had seen "a lot of ethnic minority soldiers who were idle and useless, but who used racism as cover for their misdemeanours."
Presumably as opposed to him using his position as an MP as a cover for his!
More interestingly he once said that being called a "black b@stard" was part of life in the armed forces.
Do people think that's acceptable today?
If they do would it be equally acceptable for a black NCO to refer to a wite soldier in the reverse?
Are racist comments acceptable in the Army now or in Mercer's departure are we seeing the the death of a dinosaur?
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Ironic since he once said:
he had seen "a lot of ethnic minority soldiers who were idle and useless, but who used racism as cover for their misdemeanours."
Presumably as opposed to him using his position as an MP as a cover for his!
More interestingly he once said that being called a "black b@stard" was part of life in the armed forces.
Do people think that's acceptable today?
If they do would it be equally acceptable for a black NCO to refer to a wite soldier in the reverse?
Are racist comments acceptable in the Army now or in Mercer's departure are we seeing the the death of a dinosaur?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Well....the word b@stard is commonly used mainly among men, in the services,football matches, spectators and players alike.
Does the adjective "black" make it any worse?
Not for me....a ba'sratd is a b@stard is a b@stard.
Black NCO calling a white (sp) soldier.....a white [email protected] as above.
Does the adjective "black" make it any worse?
Not for me....a ba'sratd is a b@stard is a b@stard.
Black NCO calling a white (sp) soldier.....a white [email protected] as above.
A lot depends in which context the remarks are made.During my time in the army it was quite common to hear such phrases as "Black bast'rd" usually said in a jocular manner asand usually taken in good part as was the phrase "white honky".In those days many things were said which today would probably not be accepted.
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