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As usual, these debates quickly depend upon definitions. I like your distinction between racial jokes and racist jokes, but I also believe I covered thatOriginally posted by NotAllThere View PostSome subjects are so dark, that humour is the only appropriate response.
There are jokes that are racial, but not racist. The examples of "humour" linked to are not humour. They're using comedic effect to perpetuate hate/derision. If you find them funny, then, yes, you are a racist.
a racial joke recognises the difference
a racist joke claims superiority (=idiot)
I wonder if a jokes grognard can be a racist for appreciating the technicalities of a joke, without actually believing racist ideas. Can they be seperated ?
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Indeed, and thanks Admin.Originally posted by administrator View PostVery sad."Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife.Comment
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I don't think so. Most racist jokes are derived from other jokes, then with abuse added, by changing the object of the humour from, e.g. agents to alaskans.I wonder if a jokes grognard can be a racist for appreciating the technicalities of a joke, without actually believing racist ideas. Can they be seperated ?
btw - 19 minutes from post to ban
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jeez not another banning.Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostI don't think so. Most racist jokes are derived from other jokes, then with abuse added, by changing the object of the humour from, e.g. agents to alaskans.
btw - 19 minutes from post to ban
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I sometimes wish I was so 100% sure of the way things are and the way things should be as some of youse guys
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Originally posted by DGK View PostPull you neck in Clippy (aka Newbie), I have been around for years.DGKYou didn't do much in those years, did you?
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Nice one admin
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I also see that he started the same thread with almost the same words in 2008 - presumably some trollbot running out of control
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Looking over his previous threads, he appears to be a friend of Shimano105!Originally posted by NickFitz View PostI also see that he started the same thread with almost the same words in 2008 - presumably some trollbot running out of control
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