It's because black people are fundamentally an aberration than need to be sanctioned. Same with Muslims, women, fatties, cyclists etc. Only then can we be truly free, successful and sustain a quality erection.
Alan Sugar said a stupid thing: Was it racist? Probably. Should he have apologised? Yes. Is he racist? I don't know, but one stupid comment shouldn't condemn him. Should he be sacked? I don't give a shit.
Alan Sugar was free to make his comment, other people were free to comment on his comment, he was then free to issue an apology as on reflection it was a dumb stupid thing to say in the first place.
Has anyone's freedom of expression been compromised? NO!
Yes there are situations where ideas are being suppressed through "no platforming" which stifles debate, but getting upset that Alan Sugar gets shit for being a twat does fuck all to defend free speech.
There's some fruity ideas here about homogenous antagonistic groups with interests incompatible to the white straight male that need defending against. Hmm. There are "labels" for these kinds of fictions. Racism, sexism, antisemitism are descriptive terms. They define something. And can be misapplied. The complaint here doesn't seem to be about the terms being misapplied, but a complaint they are applied at all. That's less an appeal to freedom of expression more a personal desire to expouse unfettered prejudice.
White males in particular ought to appreciate this, and watch what they say. You'll get reported to an employer and lose your job, maybe your career. Or get reported to the police. Is it worth saying what you are minded to say, or is it better just to say nothing at all, not state your view or your opinion at all?
There's an expression that goes, 'One's man's meat is another man's poison'.
I grew up thinking that it what that was about, was what suited some, doesn't suit others. Now, it's a matter for the social media police.
Freedom of expression?
There used to be this person who lived near to me. Every other person who came close to them for any reason got abuse in some form sooner or later.
When I questioned this, they said, 'Well, this is how I am, others will simply have to accept it'. My answer was, ''Well actually they don't have to. They'll simply avoid you'.
That's the real result of being offensive and whatever. You get marginalised. Not invited to the parties.
However, based on the context or medium in which the abuse takes place. The consequences of said abuse takes varying forms.
In a court of law, you'll be convicted. In a town centre after mid-night - a punch in the mouth. And on the RW forum, you'll get sanctioned under rule 4.2
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There you go 2308.
Alan Sugar said a stupid thing:
Was it racist? Probably.
Should he have apologised? Yes.
Is he racist? I don't know, but one stupid comment shouldn't condemn him.
Should he be sacked? I don't give a shit.
Alan Sugar was free to make his comment, other people were free to comment on his comment, he was then free to issue an apology as on reflection it was a dumb stupid thing to say in the first place.
Has anyone's freedom of expression been compromised? NO!
Yes there are situations where ideas are being suppressed through "no platforming" which stifles debate, but getting upset that Alan Sugar gets shit for being a twat does fuck all to defend free speech.
I guess you have a ranking order in your warped mind.
There's some fruity ideas here about homogenous antagonistic groups with interests incompatible to the white straight male that need defending against. Hmm. There are "labels" for these kinds of fictions. Racism, sexism, antisemitism are descriptive terms. They define something. And can be misapplied. The complaint here doesn't seem to be about the terms being misapplied, but a complaint they are applied at all. That's less an appeal to freedom of expression more a personal desire to expouse unfettered prejudice.
Who are 'they'?
Do you speak from personal experience?
I grew up thinking that it what that was about, was what suited some, doesn't suit others.
Now, it's a matter for the social media police.
Freedom of expression?
There used to be this person who lived near to me. Every other person who came close to them for any reason got abuse in some form sooner or later.
When I questioned this, they said, 'Well, this is how I am, others will simply have to accept it'.
My answer was, ''Well actually they don't have to. They'll simply avoid you'.
That's the real result of being offensive and whatever. You get marginalised. Not invited to the parties.
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In a court of law, you'll be convicted. In a town centre after mid-night - a punch in the mouth. And on the RW forum, you'll get sanctioned under rule 4.2
I wonder if those posting are aware of this.
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Anyway, it might be best I'm getting hammered by some. If it wasn't me, it'd be someone else getting it.
As for the section 4.2, the lack of application by moderators may simply indicate the forum has become irrelevant to them.
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