she said it some time ago before emily called her that word

I understand what you say 001steven.

But I am afraid that Endemol still had the right to edit out the word, or even the whole conversation & remove Emily for saying the word.

Ofcom would accept that judgement, which is within the law.

The decision to show the un-cut footage was a bad move & makes the (N) word seem acceptable.

The reason I say that, is, that viewers watching will hear the girls say the (N) word numurously & many may repeat the (N) word in the real world. "Children at school. let's say"

It was irresponsible.
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The decision regarding Charley staying in has been made by Endemol.

Nothing in the world will reverse that decision & all angles have been covered, which could be ever covered regarding this matter.

It is unfortunate for Emily & I feel sorry for her.






nodisharmony :angel:

So you are very aware of exactly what it means Dr43%er:rolleyes:

That is lucky......

Now let's use 900 out of 1000 people as an example.

Ask 1000 people & say, "Does the (N) word come from the word (Negro)"

See what obviously happens:wink:

I would say they would say (Yes), regardless of the above explaination:rolleyes:

Like debating what the word's mean, within a forum, in a thread, titled:- "What's Racism?", or something-somewhere-else.

I would say that they are both racist remarks, but sometimes, (90% of the time), more than likely, will be viewed differently:rolleyes:

I didn't see Jermaine Jackson get chants like:- "Get Jermaine OUT!!!"

Does the 90% have something to do with it??

The 90% being, the majority who would complain about Jade, Jo & Danielle + Emily, but, but, but, the Jermaine incident was so mild, it was almost criminal & very unfair indeed!

If someone walks up to me & says, "White Tr**h", it won't offend me, as I am personally (un-offended), but, if I saw two people:- A white person & A non-white person saying racist comments to each other, but the white person was prosecuted & the non-white person was let-off, I would call that "unfair"
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I don't recall saying that comment Dr43%er:rolleyes:

I have said White, Black, Non-White, but NOT the way you have described it in your last sentance & how you refer to a Black person & a Pakistani person.

It almost looks like you are back to your old ways?

But, I shall excuse you & will assume that you worded it wrongly on THIS occasion, unless you are implying something sinister??

But why that:rolleyes:







nodisharmony :angel:

"So you are very aware of exactly what it means Dr43%er:rolleyes:

That is lucky......

Now let's use 900 out of 1000 people as an example.

Ask 1000 people & say, "Does the (N) word come from the word (Negro)"

See what obviously happens:wink:

I would say they would say (Yes), regardless of the above explaination"

Just because 900 of your 1000 sample does not know the meaning and roots of the word does not mean it is so. You made a statement that was incorrect. I corrected it.

Did anyone see trevor macdonald on tv the other night. Calling bernard manning a white fat bast**d ?

Why arnt there people condeming him ???

Oh I forgot..double standards !!!!!!

Racism is just when people think there better than others.

When emily said it and Trevor, they werent both thinking of hatred or superiority. Racism equals Ignorant and insecure people.

So me thinking im better than my brother makes me brotherist?

funny how you didnt invclude the point i made in the quote.

but anyway what are you on about, Brotherist. it proves my point lol.

Why has this been moved to the BB8 forum from the serious debates forums

It's bounced back rex3:thumbs:

It is serious, so it belongs in that place.







nodisharmony :angel: