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The first time he said it was blatent racism 'fat negro'.The second time he said it he was relaying a conversation he had previously had so was not trying to offend anyone.However he knew it would get him kicked as he'd been previously warned about using the word.
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But you are so right with the generation thing. My dad once used a word pointing out a team mate at my sons football match...it wasn't that bad but I didn't like him using it....it didn't seem right!! |
Well it's outdated because it's now considered racially offensive, kinda silly of him to make out its two different issues
It has a very different history to the other N word though so I don't think they should be treated the same |
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Does Ken think black people are subhuman, below white people?
No Are the twitter generation just reacting to a word? Yes he is not a racist he just used a word that now people wet their pants about big, big difference |
He'd been warned about the word so for me I have no sympathy whether he was quoting in the 2nd instance. The fact he's now saying its outdated not racist also tells me that he knew exactly what he was doing and saying all along. I think he's making it worse with this bullshi*t and I'm having less sympathy the more I hear.
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...I don't think that his age is any excuse at all, there have been many older housemates on BB and also on other reality shows who have never said the things that Ken has said because they know it's completely disrespectful to do so...
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The outside world is not all PC at times and he used the word recounting a situation, where it was used and not found unacceptable by Frank Bruno quite some time ago. Times have changed |
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I had this debate with my mum and dad the other day.
We were all shocked by what Ken said, but my mum began to explain how back when she was a child it was perfectly acceptable to use the term 'coloured'. I started arguing that regardless of whether it was okay to use that word in the 70's or now the connotations behind it are exactly the same, and it should never be deemed as an 'acceptable' term. I feel the same way in this instance. Of course Ken has a point that the word is outdated, but that's because people are becoming more aware of what offends people. The word Ken said offended Alexander in this day of age, and would have offended black people years ago too. |
its Spanish for black and he didn't call anyone the word it was just used as part of a conversation
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Take the misogyny talk elsewhere and stick on topic
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