Foxholer
Blackballed
The Mackems will be upset at not being on that list!
Anyway. what was this thread about?
Anyway. what was this thread about?
OK, how about, Scousers, Geordies, Cockney, Janners, Brummies, Yam Yams. Are these all racist terms?
Don't flatter yourself Brian, there are a select few I dislike and you are not one if them. I should add you not wanting to come on my website is your choice, I'm not going to promote it here those who want to find it can do (mods, I'm just replying to SR's comment no promoting)
As for the term Jockanese, I'm not offended I just find it patronising, why not just say Scottish?
Back on topic, this topic is not about me or racism.
Jockanese.....never heard of it until just now.
Sounds like someone trying to hard to be Alan Partridge.
Believe that and you'd believe anything[fUK for those who do not like r or d UK [ f = former... for the mods]
Yes, if deemed so by someone who it is aimed.
As a new person this thread makes very sad reading. Casual racism and dig after dig. Not a nice thread.
As a new person this thread makes very sad reading. Casual racism and dig after dig. Not a nice thread.
You'll get used to the cross border banter
There's the old banter card used again.
That makes everything ok then?????
I'm really surprised that this attitude is allowed to fester here by the powers that be. Then again I'm not really the more I think about it. Shame really.
There's the old banter card used again.
That makes everything ok then?????
I'm really surprised that this attitude is allowed to fester here by the powers that be. Then again I'm not really the more I think about it. Shame really.
OK, how about, Scousers, Geordies, Cockney, Janners, Brummies, Yam Yams. Are these all racist terms?
What attitude is this??
Are you genuinely implying that those posters who use the term "jock" are racist? If you could point out what about that term is racist (as of yet, no-one has) then I would appreciate it. Because I have used that phrase offline, and would hate for anyone to think me racist in the future, so would gladly stop using it if it has any racist connotations.
the scouse one innt coz wirral grey like, proper sexy and brilllll like. You lot ain't like.
I'm just offended by people who try to justify racism of any kind by anyone as simple banter when it clearly offends others. Others being the key word. Just because something doesn't offend you doesn't make it ok and it also doesn't mean someone who it does offend is either
A. Overly sensitive.
or
B. Desperate to feel offended by something, anything
Clearly some of the Scottish people here are offended by some of the terms by posters that are used but it would seem nothing is done as it continues to happen.
This is not the only thread I have noticed it on either so I'm not basing my opinion on this one thread. I've been a member here since 2008 I just don't post as often as most but I do read a lot of the threads and disappointed that these attitudes are allowed to continue.
For what it worth I don't accept being called a Paddy or a Mick or a bead rattler or any other term that I think is derogatory to me but to some people its ok as its only banter...not in my eyes.
Anyway back to the big debate...
Aye or naw?