[Jack_]

Originally Posted by ThriceShy

What benefit would I get from such a book?

Originally Posted by ThriceShy

I already demonise chavs

You've answered your own question and misunderstood the book title

[ThriceShy]

Originally Posted by Jack_

You've answered your own question and misunderstood the book title

So how would the book benefit me? Will it convince me that Sian isn't a rough bird covered in tramp stamps?

[Jack_]

Originally Posted by ThriceShy

So how would the book benefit me? Will it convince me that Sian isn't a rough bird covered in tramp stamps?

It would benefit you and 70% of this forum to realise that 'chav' is an absurd caricature used to demonise working class people and blame them for structural issues they did not cause

[ThriceShy]

Originally Posted by Jack_

It would benefit you and 70% of this forum to realise that 'chav' is an absurd caricature used to demonise working class people and blame them for structural issues they did not cause

Wrong. There are many working class people who aren't chavs.

Structural issues? I am simply blaming the chavs for being tattooed skets with a pitbull on a piece of string.

[Jack_]

Originally Posted by ThriceShy

Wrong. There are many working class people who aren't chavs.

Structural issues? I am simply blaming the chavs for being tattooed skets with a pitbull on a piece of string.

It's right, actually. The very conception of a "chav" is built upon crass stereotypes of working class people

Anyway, I'm going to stop this now because I'm familiar with your game. For the record, I don't like Sian, and I do like Zoe. But I would still suggest you and many others take a read:

https://www.theguardian.com/books/in...avs-owen-jones

[Good King Glennceslas]

Originally Posted by ThriceShy

Wrong. There are many working class people who aren't chavs.

Structural issues? I am simply blaming the chavs for being tattooed skets with a pitbull on a piece of string.

Don’t stereotype pit bulls please. They are loving dogs

[deanmontague]

Originally Posted by Jack_

It would benefit you and 70% of this forum to realise that 'chav' is an absurd caricature used to demonise working class people and blame them for structural issues they did not cause

Nah if we're going by this assumption I grew up in an environment, town and class enough to be victim of chavism and couldn't be further away from that so i'm not having that. People choose to go around hanging out at shop corners and vandalising **** for fun, that's not a symptom of their social class.