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What black gay thing ya pervYou mean his black gay thing?


What black gay thing ya pervYou mean his black gay thing?

I raise all the interesting pointsPete raised an interesting point about beef based insults earlier.
I think he’s drunkWhat black gay thing ya perv
I raise all the interesting points
Titter.Would you be happy if someone called a black person a piece of beef?

Not very good at this are you...Titter.

backed up by S17 of the Public order act.What it all boils down to, as much as you post and keep posting, is that it is purely your opinion.
17 Meaning of “racial hatred”.backed up by S17 of the Public order act.![]()

17 Meaning of “racial hatred”.
In this Part “racial hatred” means hatred against a group of persons F1. . . defined by reference to colour, race, nationality (including citizenship) or ethnic or national origins.
Gammon does not describe: race, colour, nationality, ethnic or national origins.
Gammon describes an emotion: it describes an angry stupid person who lacks critical thought
Farage supporters are gammons: too dumb to see they are being conned
backed up by S17 of the Public order act.![]()

Are you pretending the term Gammon is not aimed at "white" people?Says nothing about frothing with rage being a protected characteristic.![]()

Exactly, I think you've hit the nail on the head with that oneAre you pretending the term Gammon is not aimed at "white" people?
Do you think I would get away with calling a black person a N and pretending that I thought the N word applied to non-black people?
Are you pretending the term Gammon is not aimed at "white" people?
Do you think I would get away with calling a black person a N and pretending that I thought the N word applied to non-black people?

and not mentioned in the definition. It is a reference to skin colour, it clearly ticks the box.Anger (and associated flushing of the skin) is optional.![]()
Its origins are colour (latin) just like Gamon is used to mean reddish pink. Both are a reference to skin colour. Its nonsense to pretend its not about skin colour.The 'N' word is associated with slavery and oppression.
In no way does it compare with a term used as a means of satire and mockery.