@frankiejamesbr@nelsabbey You’ve stumped me with psyop. Sasha was portraying a white man “acting black” it was meant to be satire. People may not have liked it but I’m sure no one wanted him in the magistrates court (hopefully).
@Hammer_On_X@LBC@nelsabbey@mrjamesob I don’t think the issue is that it was a slur, I think the issue that the state posed was that it was a hate crime because of race. So it appears you agree with the outcome right?
@frankiejamesbr@nelsabbey If they are racist, why do they need to be polite, can’t they just be racist? Also what does a reverse coconut do, like what are their attributes? This could be fun.
@frankiejamesbr@nelsabbey White supremacy is not white majority, I’m confused, what is wrong with white majority countries, quick question, do you understand what white supremacy is?
@frankiejamesbr@nelsabbey 2) the issues for me with “wigga” is that it is an amalgamation of two words, white (not offensive) and the n word (racist/offensive). If the community that want to use the word “wigga” comes up was another word in satire then we can revisit
@frankiejamesbr@nelsabbey Two points here 1) coconut, in the sense used by Marieha was referencing “white supremacy” not white people customarily. I believe that PoC and the poor/improvised have all been negatively impacted by that.
@DrDoyinA please can we connect. I would like to DM you. I have an employment tribunal claim for amongst other things racial discrimination, against a ftse 100 insurance company. Thanks David
@kehinde_andrews@nelsabbey is there a term to describe people who disguise their racism by saying… “a black person once told me” as a prefix. Like “my black friend told me that black people cant swim”