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...we're already thinking Premier League.

Don't forget to mention the man who followed her to the station. He's a racist bastard as well. He called the police purely because she was black. You really haven't milked this nearly enough. I'm very disappointed.

....and there are an awful lot of over 50s who have elderly housebound parents who rely on them for everything. They may not be ready for the care home quite yet but this would cause a lot of problems if the idea of lockdown became a reality.

Haha. Lovely contribution as usual.

Yes I do. Is that alright ?

The first highlighted comment is just your opinion. Actually the expression "snowflake" is used , albeit far less than it was in the 1970's , towards white people from sections of the black community in London in particular. To say "snowflake" has nothing to do with race or skin colour...

Well I can't answer that because I don't know when George Floyd found out what it was .:)

Absolutely hilarious. I thing you're a lost cause.....unfortunately.

How morally high are you , good Sir ?

Yeah, i bet you've heard loads of black people called water buffalo long before George Floyd was killed. Yeah right.

I wonder if describing anyone as a water buffalo in terms of being racist was ever an issue pre George Floyd . I'm guessing it wasn't.

I've not said the black community are the aggressors. If the police need to use force to arrest anyone, black or white, then clearly there's some aggression used to resist arrest. I made a 3 line statement. Where's the reference to solely black people ?

I don't think white people are offended any more than black people. However, if a black person called me a white honky I might state that in the current climate of taking offence at anything he ( or she) might retract that because it causes offence and is overtly racist I might remind them I...

The fact that you are even considering this angle makes you a racist in the eyes of some on this thread. How dare you even consider that any reference to your skin colour, as you see it, by (and worse still) a black person, would be considered as racist. But then again most of them condemning...

But if someone considers it to be a reference to his or her skin colour, then it is, according to a lot of people Therefore it is racist to that person. I'd say snowflake is far more akin (fenwa) to skin colour than a fat bloody water buffalo. Its a free for all on the "be racially abuse"...

If you say so. He's a police officer though so he clearly needs to bludgeon black people at will.

You can't make arrests on a case by case basis by thinking about it in this context. Perhaps give the aggressor a questionnaire before wacking them.

The police will be to blame White racists will be to blame. The end. ............after several pages of highly indulgent bollocks.

I read today on the BBC red button that the police have to use force more frequently when arresting black people (didn't specify which group) than white . One officer (didn't state who or rank) said it was because black people are more violent when arrested. You'd think that that would be the...

Yes he did now you mention it . He was way ahead of his time. Be offended everyone . Elephants are a bit of a grey area though to be honest .