Originally posted by OwlHoot
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Use of the word GAmmon is a racist slur
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Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostThat makes it even more offensive, because it is stereotyping white people with a disability, which is that by involuntarily going red in the face when angry they are disadvantaged by being unable to conceal their anger!"I can put any old tat in my sig, put quotes around it and attribute to someone of whom I've heard, to make it sound true."
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Originally posted by cojak View PostThis is a joke, right??
If you drink a bottle of whiskey, and then say "Racist", you get a racist slur.Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostSo, it obviously isn't, since you say that it is intended only to apply to people based on their political leanings.
Not all white skinned people go red when they get upset.
Donald Trump is a right wing xenophobic racist, but he's not a gammon as he stays orange.
Likewise Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, he stays white.
There's plenty of white supremacists in the world who don't go red when their snowflakery is upset, and they demonstrate zero tolerance for anyone who doesn't fully agree with them.
England's greatest sailor since Nelson lost the armada.Comment
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Pertinent advice from the Mash.
How to comment on Mail Online
9th April 2019
ARE you unsure how to jump into commenting in the bearpit of vicious invective that is the Daily Mail’s website? Here’s how:
Coherence is for lefties
Instead of taking the extra seconds to make your point clear, take a scattershot approach bringing in Corbyn, Churchill, Kourtney Kardashian, what your mate told you about wind turbines and CBeebies liberal bias.
Hate everything
Mail Online comments are basically an online therapy session for life’s losers, so vent your bitterness against everything. If a cute kitten has been given a prosthetic leg, ask why the limb wasn’t given to a British soldier maimed in ‘one of Tony B Liar’s wars’.
Keep your views just to the right of Hitler
Don’t just be a suburban fascist. Instead come at issues from a weird ultra-right perspective utterly divorced from reality, for example calling Tory chancellor Philip Hammond a ‘hard-left Fidel Castro communist’.
Make the old ‘Who?’ joke
Prove just how reactionary you are by pretending to be ignorant of globally famous figures such as Taylor Swift by commenting ‘Who?’ like a High Court judge in the 1960s. Extra points if you only do it to women.
Bring your personal bugbear into everything
Against the EU? Well, that’s germane to Brexit, Harry and Meghan, Easter eggs, Holly Willoughby’s diet news, a viral cip of a lizard in a bowling alley and a scare scory about building society interest rates. Get it on.
Stupidly-punctuated racism
If you’re slagging Muslims – it’s always Muslims – use punctuation to confuse software filtering out racism, eg ‘M.u.S – li .ms’. Much as Germans in the 1930s would write to Der Sturmer about ‘d-i.e J_u_den’.
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