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Jeremy Clarkson Scandal.
- Thread starter dougdeep
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Yes, it would have. Congratulations.
Irish_Seagull
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- Mar 25, 2014
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Such a big man on a computer arnt you fella.
I tell you what, while we may chant the same songs we are not on the same team kid. Anyway these are trying times but all good things ....etc etc
So big on the computer some people
Xxxx ? What's that ? Did you mean xxxx or xxxx ?
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He said the N word. Get over it and move on, it probably doesn't even effect you. This pathetic politically correct country that drags something up that is over two years old. The only R's here are the ones who where thinking about this in the first place..
You want to get offended, look on your own doorsteps and see how much money it is costing you to live in this country. Look at the monumental **** up our politicians, political parties past and present have made in this country.
You want to get offended, look on your own doorsteps and see how much money it is costing you to live in this country. Look at the monumental **** up our politicians, political parties past and present have made in this country.
Kalimantan Gull
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Sure, agreed, but that doesn't make him racist, or that situation racist. We, the viewers, all know the word is coming, he knows that we know, so the joke is him mumbling it but without it being audible. So that anyone who doesn't know the rhyme won't know anyway. Turns out it was audible so they didn't broadcast it.
Is that in bad taste? Is a black man hearing it and also knowing the word is coming get offended, even if Clarkson never actually says it? Then using the rhyme at all, even if you change the word, is racist. Personally I'll go with Common as Mook's opinion earlier, there are far more racist things in the world to focus on. Clarkson probably is racist, in the UKIP sense, but has that in common with a LOT of middle-aged and older white guys in England.
What do you mean by the UKIP sense? I have the feeling that UKIP appeals to disillusioned people I.E low income groups, unemployed and teenagers who have the sense that immigrants get jobs, housing and benefits over them. It's no coincidence that the rise in popularity for UKIP comes at the time of recession and cost cutting by the government that has a big impact on these groups.
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Beach Hut
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This is just a hangover from his spat with that moron Piers Morgan, the bigger worry for Clarkson and Top Gear is who handed the video to them.
Still got room for improvement. I am trying to better you not beat you.
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What he said, does this offend you personally? If it doesn't why are getting offended for other people. This incident happened over two years ago and it none of our business.
fat old seagull
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I'm in my seventies and frankly I'm not feckin sorry. A huge portion of the World has gone stark staring bonkers!
I, like a majority, think Clarkson is lucky (a bit like Adrian Chiles) that he has done very well by being a t***. That said FFS if reciting eeny meeny (unabridged version) mumbling or not, is viewed as racist I have serious concerns that his accusers are from another planet. God only knows how many times I've used the 'N' word before it became a sin. 'eeny meeny' and 'one potato' were the only way us kids of bygone times could ever decide anything. Has it made me a racist ? NO it hasn't !
Unfortunately, the anti-racist lobby have made things worse by the silly agenda they have set us ...'Gollies' being another example! Anyway more important thing on my mind, with much more important issues arriving at 12.15
I, like a majority, think Clarkson is lucky (a bit like Adrian Chiles) that he has done very well by being a t***. That said FFS if reciting eeny meeny (unabridged version) mumbling or not, is viewed as racist I have serious concerns that his accusers are from another planet. God only knows how many times I've used the 'N' word before it became a sin. 'eeny meeny' and 'one potato' were the only way us kids of bygone times could ever decide anything. Has it made me a racist ? NO it hasn't !
Unfortunately, the anti-racist lobby have made things worse by the silly agenda they have set us ...'Gollies' being another example! Anyway more important thing on my mind, with much more important issues arriving at 12.15
Irish_Seagull
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- Mar 25, 2014
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I still have chubby brown and Bernard manning DVDs
Don't come on here practising your chat-up lines.
fat old seagull
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Irish_Seagull
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Manning was a funny guy and a true gent
The Wizard
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This whole thing is a disgusting witch hunt. I'm not a particular fan of Clarkson but how in any way is this racist? It's getting to the point in this country where everything you say is scrutinised beyond belief. We ALL know that nursery rhyme and in all honesty I've accidently used that version when singing that particular song. He should have known better maybe but use of the 'N' word even if he did say it does not make him a racist.
Being a big fan of rap, why is it acceptable for rappers (white or black) to use the word? I'm sorry but there's too many people who have a chip on their shoulder about these sort of things now, it's just getting silly and despite not really liking Clarkson I feel rather sorry for him in this case.
Being a big fan of rap, why is it acceptable for rappers (white or black) to use the word? I'm sorry but there's too many people who have a chip on their shoulder about these sort of things now, it's just getting silly and despite not really liking Clarkson I feel rather sorry for him in this case.
spring hall convert
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You are, Your implying that its ok for non whites to use it, and thats another form of discrimination.
I've heard it said that it's used between themselves but that ok
Think it's a case of a lot or people being offended on others people's behalf.
I'm not actually and said it elsewhere in the thread. Some black people are understandably a little touch about whites using the word, some black people hate the word full stop, some black people use the word. On balance I'd probably take not being to use the word vs. slavery.
I wouldn't be upset at being called a "honky". I think the whole Clarkson thing is a BBC marketing stunt. A bit in ployical terms like Labour and John Prescott.
Can someone throw an egg at Jez please? Something like an ostrich's preferably. Boiled for about 10 hours.
Can someone throw an egg at Jez please? Something like an ostrich's preferably. Boiled for about 10 hours.
Kalimantan Gull
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I don't mean all UKIP supporters, but that wing thats anti-immigrants and people of other ethnicities in general, not out of pure racism but perhaps genuine grievance that leads them to tar everybody of colour or race with the same brush. I.e you can genuinely and deservedly be angry about immigration for the reasons you talk about, but then be angry with every foreigner and immigrant even if those people have nothing to do with those issues you mention. That's casual racism in a nutshell. I'm talking about my uncle, and my father-in-law, and my Dad, to a degree, and many people like them, and I expect Clarkson falls in that bracket.
but anyway, I think we just beat Forest and qualified for the play-offs