Ultimate Seduction wrote: » Seen on tweeter some fella sent Stan collymore a Nasty message, imedietley people found his Facebook, emailed his mother, his work, his mates ECT. I find it weird that random people emailing his mother an work place, but what should punishment be for this fella
TheQuietFella wrote: » None! That's just how he feels!
Ultimate Seduction wrote: » Yeah if u feel racist that's not a crime but calling someone a black ****** slave isn't on is it?
Mantis1234 wrote: » What if they called you a cracker slave or whatever?
TheQuietFella wrote: » People really need to grow up on both sides! You'll always have racism unfortunately but that's just how it is! Accept it and move on!
El_Bee wrote: » We need to convince people that buying a home is hopeless, and that they should become lifetime renters, with that in place the state can become the largest landlord in the country, and we can implement a social credit system like in China where if you commit a thought crime or wrongthink, you're immediately evicted and cut off from government services. It might create a few extra homeless people for a short while, but in the long term it's a small price to pay to see and end to offensive jokes and speech.
Joeytheparrot wrote: » It shouldnt be accepted
Pawwed Rig wrote: » Hardly an offensive term in this part of the world is it?
TheQuietFella wrote: » People really need to grow up on both sides!
Spleerbun wrote: » Just laugh it off.
Junkyard Tom wrote: » Are you giving Black people advice on how to feel about racial abuse? Is this what you're actually trying to do?
Spleerbun wrote: » Yes.
Spleerbun wrote: » It's as offensive as you decide it is. Stan Collymore was never a slave. If he (and others) just decided not to be offended by these words then suddenly they don't have any power. Equally of course people could stop saying these words, sure. But as long as they have power to hurt and offend then there will be people who use them. These people don't want these words to lose their power because then they won't be able to use them anymore. But the people who get so upset by them have the power to stop putting themselves at a "disadvantage" so to speak. Just laugh it off like an Irish person would laugh off being called a drunken leprechaun. Collymore is black today and he'll be black tomorrow no matter what people call him or don't call him.
Junkyard Tom wrote: » Put it up on YouTube there for the laugh.