Racism alive and kicking at CCFC (1 Viewer)

Marty · Nov 20, 2011

marcusp said:
Who gives a f**k
Im tired and the do gooders saying we cant do this or we cant say that.
Ive met some pritty racist people in my time due to the job I do and alot of these are Asian or black.
You dont see that on the news do you

Hes got a point, I've worked with/for alot of black and asian people, and they are by far the most racist people going.

I just take people as they come, if they are a twat they are a twat, doesn't matter to me what colour they are. If people are offended by a word then they seriously need to take a long hard look at themselves. They are mates and you say stuff to your mates you wouldn't say out in the street to a random person.

ajsccfc · Nov 20, 2011

You can't even single someone out and abuse them based on skin colour, it's PC gone mad! What lefty do-gooder can tell me whose windows I can smear excrement on?

Otis · Nov 20, 2011

ajsccfc said:
You can't even single someone out and abuse them based on skin colour, it's PC gone mad! What lefty do-gooder can tell me whose windows I can smear excrement on?

Yes, it's an outrage. i will be writing to my MP in the morning. You should be able to say anything you want to anyone. :facepalm:

ajsccfc · Nov 20, 2011

I'm going to harass some Asians with anonymous threatening phone calls, if any do-gooder dares stick their beak I'll just cite freedom of speech and completely miss the point!

Macca · Nov 20, 2011

I find it quite amusing really. Couple of silly kids, who cares?

Oddly enough an old mixed race pal of mine usually greets me jokingly with "whats up n**ger". Try working out the racial standpoint on that one

Astute · Nov 20, 2011

Because of how bad racism got the pc brigade got stupid. A blackboard is now a chalkboard, but a whiteboard is still a whiteboard. Robinsons golliwog was outlawed. Merry xmas is now seasons greetings although most minorities like to celebrate xmas.

I like my jokes. Black, Irish, Scottosh, in fact anything meant in jest. It is different though when racism is meant in a bad way. This country is a multicultural one. It has been for hundreds of years. I am english. You may be English, but go back far enough and your ancestors will not be.

crowsnest · Nov 20, 2011

ajsccfc said:
You can't even single someone out and abuse them based on skin colour, it's PC gone mad! What lefty do-gooder can tell me whose windows I can smear excrement on?

What if they are orange?

Regis87 · Nov 20, 2011

Orange people are fair game , abuse them to the max

Macca · Nov 20, 2011

I think the most important thing is what has been said before. Its the intention of the words rather than the words themselves. I lived in South London for a time in a very black area. I had my leg pulled by black friends for my colour/ culture as did they which was fine. I also was on occasions intimidated for my colour as at times so were they which was entirely wrong.

We'll_live_and_die · Nov 21, 2011

It was my understanding that a racist word was a racist word regardless of context or who may be saying it.

hill83 · Nov 21, 2011

ajsccfc said:
Racism isn't purely words, it's intent.

If you read that do you think Ashley Cain was being abused by Clarke?

This to be fair.

What's the point of this thread?

We'll_live_and_die · Nov 21, 2011

hill83 said:
What's the point of this thread?

To open a local debate on a topic that is taking a large chunk of national sporting media. It's interesting to see what people think and not what the media is telling us.

covcity4life · Nov 21, 2011

forget race,jordan clarke is an idiot

anyone who reads his twitter can tell you that, hes a dumb chav,britians youth is broken no matter the colour at the moment!

Otis · Nov 21, 2011

hill83 said:
This to be fair.

What's the point of this thread?

Good old Hill. Nice to see you back. :claping hands:

ajsccfc · Nov 21, 2011

Rich said:
It was my understanding that a racist word was a racist word regardless of context or who may be saying it.

It should always be intent rather than content.

We'll_live_and_die · Nov 21, 2011

ajsccfc said:
It should always be intent rather than content.

Thanks for setting me straight white boy.

ajsccfc · Nov 21, 2011

Us crackers got to keep it real yo.

We'll_live_and_die · Nov 21, 2011

Man you're so white I'm gonna use you as a whiteboard.

hill83 · Nov 21, 2011

Otis said:
Good old Hill. Nice to see you back. :claping hands:

Always feel compelled to post in a race related thread!
Can't help myself.

Otis · Nov 21, 2011

hill83 said:
Always feel compelled to post in a race related thread!
Can't help myself.

You are always spot-on. Guess it is because you come from about 27 different types of stock!

rustyredline · Nov 21, 2011

White people shouldn't say N word I never would and 100% agree,
Black colleagues and friends may call it me sometimes which I find 100% unoffensive,

So a Question
Would it be offensive for me to reply being called N word to these friends with what's up honky? Would this be OK?

We'll_live_and_die · Nov 21, 2011

Welcome to the forum Rusty.

rob9872 · Nov 21, 2011

Every single one of you on here so far has missed the biggest point of all imo. You're all arguing over who can and can't say what, but the most divisive and racist part of this and many other threads is not the words in question but the suggestion of words like "they" and "us".

BANANA · Nov 21, 2011

Why do we care? Its an injured youth player which wont get in the team when he comes back and a player that dosent even play for us.

Kuklinski · Nov 21, 2011

They know what they are.

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