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Can't We Use This Anymore?
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durhamplumber
Or the Ginger bloke...Or the fat lass...or the short arße,,or the lanky 1,,or big ears,,big nose...
no,
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if i were black and the white was the minority and had endured years of persecution and fought hard to be equal, and then had all this political correctness thrown in, and the current level of offence thats taken at almost everything in the modern day world then yes i would still be in the same situation.
Ah, that's a different matter and the root of the problem.
It does not alter the facts.
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Excuse me don’t you mean ‘the bloke of Ginger’ show some respect
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Referring to their pink coloured skin.
I guess it’s like a Lighter black guy is a Bournville when angry, the skin darkens with a flush of red..yeah just the same.. let’s start calling these frustrated protestors Bournvilles...
No wait you can’t do that it’s racist in reverse...
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Not the way you use the term
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Bodd
I'm not sure you understand.
It's quite simple. If I suspect someone is an angry Brexer RWR, I may refer to them as a gammon. Geddit?
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Its offensive. You want to make things better yet you use that sort of language..
I worked for an Asian family a few years back met the son and asked if he was Indian.... No I'm a Pak¡ he said..... Do you think that gave me a licence to use the word... Of course it didn't I would never use it to offend.
Your making trouble.....
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So if someone offends me I can say what I like... Regardless of who they are...
Dangerous game your playing. Not clever will never help...
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Noseall has your account been hijacked by those idiots on here. Like our last debate you're digging yourself a bigger hole.
Right let's read this together shall we
Gammon is a pejorative popularised in British political culture since around 2012. In 2018, it became particularly known as a term to describe middle-aged white men, either on the political right or who supported Brexit.[1][2] The term refers in particular to the colour of such a person's flushed face, especially when expressing their strong opinions, as compared to the type of pork of the same name.
There has been considerable debate over whether the term is racist.
Once you bring colour into it if it was a reference to bame my god the racist needle would be banging on the limiter. And if we are to move forward with EQUALITY when it comes to racism its racist against any colour once you single out a colour.
What do you think of Bournevilles for angry black men? Sounds racist to me.
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