truthseeker
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As to people who say "Why didnt someone say thats not on?", in the context of the conversation is was a poor joke in a run of banter, it was clear to all that not serious, so you'd look like a total eejit to go, with your serious head "Ooh, thats not on." Everyone else would look at you like you had 10 heads, and tell you that its obviously a joke.
But I'm not their Mammy, they have a right to free speech as long as they're not hurting anyone. So should we take it upon ourselves to re-educate them??, and how successful do you think we'd be???
If someone didnt intend to offend, or were just joking/messing, I think its a bit OTT to go ballistic, or go on major guilt trips about it.
Eeny, meeny, miny, moe,
Catch the nigger by the toe.
If he squeals let him go,
Eeny, meeny, miny, moe,
That's what we had back when I was a child.
Don't think we even knew what it meant.
What do the kids use these days, any parents here?
Eeny, meeny, miny, moe,
Catch the nigger by the toe.
If he squeals let him go,
Eeny, meeny, miny, moe,
That's what we had back when I was a child.
Don't think we even knew what it meant.
What do the kids use these days, any parents here?
Not intending to offend is not an excuse for offending.
Would you be so dismissive/accepting if they'd joked about beating the living day daylights out of someone?
Very well said.Everyone please get a grip. Its no wonder our political masters can get away with their incompetence when the nation gets engrossed on something like this
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