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/me starts playing "an audience with alf garnet" video tape
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Good job "mind your language" wasn't made by the BBC then!
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I can see why new material being produced should be sensitive to people's feelings nowadays, but is there really any point in an episode that is 20 years old, and has been seen by 18m people? I mean, they didn't complain about it then, would they complain about it now? Everyone knows what was said originally.
Plus I think the whole paki-being-insult term is stupid. How can Pakistani be fine, when Paki not be? It's the same saying you call a briton, and that's fine. call me a brit, and i'll get you done for inciting racial hatred. If you were indian, I can see how it is an insult, but what about if you were pakistani? If any asians read this, i'd like to know how they really about it. Surely it is their point of view that counts, rather than, what I suspect are white bosses tryijng to patronise the public. Surely, it is only going to get worse. |
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I just feel a guest in my own country. People can call me for that but then again its proving my point. This sucks big time. The only good thing I see about it is doing the BNP more bussiness
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Because it has generally been a derogatory term for people from Pakistan or India. Pakistanis dont call themselves Pakis the way we call ourselves Brits. And just before someone starts saying that they overhear pakistani youngsters calling each other it I think its in the same way that Black people have retaken the word "nigger" for themselves. |
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Hell....I'm not English and even I can see it. |
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Ach, there is not really that many dos and donts Defiant........hardly worth getting in a spin about it really......Dont think that voting in the BNP would help in the places they have been voted they did nowt.....didnt even show up for meetings.......maybe that is what being a true "Brit" is all about....."canae be arsed getting off ma lazy bum to do anything" and then moaning when all the jobs get sent overseas. Seems to be a common thing these days. |
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I dont see what people are coming here for the benefits, 30 bucks a week isnt actually something to send home now is it? Usually they say its something like people speak English here, or they know its a fair country ... Its all been happening as attitudes are changing towards the way we look at the world and people in the world. Past injusticies are looked at and are tried to be rectified..... Sometimes Defiant you remind me of an old person who complains of too many damn young people these days........its not there is more young people its that he is old! ;) |
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If someone commits a crime why call them an asylum seeker.........is it because so much negative press has been aimed at them that most peoples opinions are clouded......yup!! Ive just read the article........you see they are talking about context again Defiant..........the sun has taken a story , twisted it to make it look negative to rile people against what is a perfectly reasnable view. |
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