Open letter to those who think that the word "Paki" is illegal.

[russell]

I hope that was your feeble attempt at being funny.

Yeah

[Old Greg]

This thread and the other one reminds me of Nick Griffin on Question Time. He thinks he is holding his own whereas most of the people watching or participating know he is a trying to squirm his way out of being called a racist. Would respect you more if you just admitted you were a racist.

I'm not sure he's really a racist. He just gets himself in a muddle and bone-headedly keeps digging. It's not really fair of us to take advantage.

[Churchill]

Yeah

In that case you won't mind this then will you? "Fail", here

[EternalOptimist]

Do you want to hear my racialist joke ?

ok then.

Three blokes were in jail in South Africa during apartheid.
First bloke (white) 'Hey, dis is crep man. I cant believe the bastid gave me three months'
Second bloke (white) 'What did you do man?'
First bloke 'Well I got drunk on a bottle of whiskey and I poughed my jeep into a bus stop full of blecks. killed three and injured twenty. Bastid gave me a month for every dead one'
Second bloke 'Thats harsh man. harsh. I got two months for setting fire to a blecks cinema that was showing towering inferno.'
First bloke 'Its hard to bear man.' Turns to the third bloke (black) 'Hey you. what are you in for?'
Third bloke 'I got life man'
First bloke 'LIFE??. jeez man, what did you do?'
'riding me bike without lights. But the judge said he was being leniant..'



'If it had been dark..he would have hung me'

[d000hg]

Open letter to those who think that the word "Paki" is illegal

The case, brought under the Football Offences Act 1991, established that even without accompanying swearing or insults,chants on football terraces incorporating the word were racist and illegal.

So your open letter to those who think it's illegal, is to tell them they're right? Does your title have a typo or was that what you meant to say?

[russell]

So your open letter to those who think it's illegal, is to tell them they're right? Does your title have a typo or was that what you meant to say?

He's not the brightest, leave him alone, he has already humiliated himself.

[EternalOptimist]

So your open letter to those who think it's illegal, is to tell them they're right? Does your title have a typo or was that what you meant to say?

I think the point was that its illegal when chanted on a football terrace

[fullyautomatix]

So your open letter to those who think it's illegal, is to tell them they're right? Does your title have a typo or was that what you meant to say?

No its just that he lives near two corner shops and does not want to confuse us when he is referring to one of them in his posts. Imagine the consequences if he didnt actually make it clear which corner shop it was he referred to.

[d000hg]

He's not the brightest, leave him alone, he has already humiliated himself.

I went back and read the article and I'm still not sure which side Churchill is arguing...

I think the point was that its illegal when chanted on a football terrace

Ah, so you can use it outside the footy ground? Inside the terrace, can you shout to your mate "I'm going to get some fags from the P*** shop after this"?

[wim121]

This thread and the other one reminds me of Nick Griffin on Question Time. He thinks he is holding his own whereas most of the people watching or participating know he is a trying to squirm his way out of being called a racist. Would respect you more if you just admitted you were a racist.

Question time didn't do him the world of favours, but did you see the recent programme with Lily Allens father? In it he says the following:

Then, in a clip I cant find at the moment but will search for later, as an introduction the next day in filming, Allen describes how awful gays are and his notorious disgust for them.




The point is no MP's are great, they all say or do wrong things as all humans. Conservatives have been caught buggering thai ladybois, etc etc. They are all as bad as each other.



It is ridiculous people blast the BNP. I didn't vote for them last election (voted conservative), but I still read every parties manifesto before I vote, to make an informed vote. Nowhere in the BNP manifesto are there any racist slurs at all, they just want to limit migration to skillsets but so do many other parties.

I actually disagree with the BNP on green power and the increased spending on transport infrastructure they propose. If liberals read their manifesto properly and one removed the parties name at the top, they would be cheering for it and think they were voting for the green party.