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Why Do Racists Think That They Can Get Away With It?
It’s it a bit arrogant to think that people around you wouldn’t be offended?
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It’s like this man fell out of a space ship that came from 1972.
But seriously - why would someone shout this out, unless they were really drunk or high?
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It’s like this man fell out of a space ship that came from 1972.
But seriously - why would someone shout this out, unless they were really drunk or high?
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A drunken peabrain using the most pertinent insult to express its frustration is the most likely scenario. Unfortunatel
11:12 Tue 11th Dec 2018
I'm sure I've been called far worse than a f-ing-black-c, SP. Haven't you? Or have you led a much more sheltered life than I?
If Mr Stirling and others like him feel hurt and aggrieved by a bit of foul-mouthed abuse maybe they need to grow up a bit.
And, as ususal, our "overstrained and undermanned" police force is wasting its time prosecuting ingorant types who hurt people's feelings rather than the real criminal types who threaten their lives and property.
If Mr Stirling and others like him feel hurt and aggrieved by a bit of foul-mouthed abuse maybe they need to grow up a bit.
And, as ususal, our "overstrained and undermanned" police force is wasting its time prosecuting ingorant types who hurt people's feelings rather than the real criminal types who threaten their lives and property.
"Since the Brexit vote, this sort of behaviour has been on the rise again - the "rotten johnny foreigner" syndrome of the Little Englanders."
Absolute cobblers.
This was at a football match and racist chants and language has been going on at such events ever since black people began to take to the pitch. It has become no worse (nor indeed any better) since 2016 and to suggest that it has is not only jumping on a bandwagon, it is building the vehicle and installing a highly tuned engine. Unfortunate as it may seem, some people who attend football matches are not among the sharpest knives in the drawer nor the most polite and their attitude towards "rotten johnny foreigner" has always been as it is.
Absolute cobblers.
This was at a football match and racist chants and language has been going on at such events ever since black people began to take to the pitch. It has become no worse (nor indeed any better) since 2016 and to suggest that it has is not only jumping on a bandwagon, it is building the vehicle and installing a highly tuned engine. Unfortunate as it may seem, some people who attend football matches are not among the sharpest knives in the drawer nor the most polite and their attitude towards "rotten johnny foreigner" has always been as it is.
And I agree it should not be a matter for Plod.
Had the player been white and was simply called a f-ing c by one of the "fans" there would have been no headline, no problem and no threatened police involvement. It's adding a (fairly accurate) description of the player's skin colour that's caused all the fuss. It's been turned into a "hate" crime. Supporters can hate footballers for any reason they like so long as it does not involve their race or colour. That's when the full panoply of the "hate squad" swings into action.
Had the player been white and was simply called a f-ing c by one of the "fans" there would have been no headline, no problem and no threatened police involvement. It's adding a (fairly accurate) description of the player's skin colour that's caused all the fuss. It's been turned into a "hate" crime. Supporters can hate footballers for any reason they like so long as it does not involve their race or colour. That's when the full panoply of the "hate squad" swings into action.
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