@plans71@holdenasecond Yeah for sure invest in one. We are gonna need to get a second, so that me & James can play at the same time and online together
It can be both true that a racist slur at a public event causes distress and harm with those on the receiving elaborating their upset, while simultaneously acknowledging the person saying the slur has an involuntary, diagnosed and well understood condition( corpolalia) that is recognised in law by the Disability Act, with those having the condition fully protected by it, rather than being outed by a Twitter mob as a "racist in truth letting their true feelings out".
Some people need to watch "John's not mad".