ChatterBank3 mins ago
Have we gone completely bloody mad????
http://www.thesun.co....-of-Chinese-pair.html
so next time I am away from home and someone asks me to say" Whay Aye"(which has happened often) or strikes up a rendition of the Blaydon Races
do I report this to the Police? and have them done for blatant racism....too daft for words imo!
so next time I am away from home and someone asks me to say" Whay Aye"(which has happened often) or strikes up a rendition of the Blaydon Races
do I report this to the Police? and have them done for blatant racism....too daft for words imo!
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His comment on Facebook is clearly written in the article you have linked...
Some of us may well refer to the 'Chinky'.......it is lazy short-hand and usually means no offence.
It appears that a Chinese chap listening to the pub-singer has taken offence at a particular popular song. I think *he's* going to have trouble convincing anyone, on the facts given so far, at any rate, that there was any *racist* intent in that.
However, the Facebook comment may have handed it to him on a plate.............
His comment on Facebook is clearly written in the article you have linked...
Some of us may well refer to the 'Chinky'.......it is lazy short-hand and usually means no offence.
It appears that a Chinese chap listening to the pub-singer has taken offence at a particular popular song. I think *he's* going to have trouble convincing anyone, on the facts given so far, at any rate, that there was any *racist* intent in that.
However, the Facebook comment may have handed it to him on a plate.............
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