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I'm pretty thick skinned unlike alot on here.
I did use to go alot in the Goldstone days with a group of friends,one being coloured.
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Have Brighton only got white fans?
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Your original post will prompt a response of at least 15 pages,Good work
I'm pretty thick skinned unlike alot on here.
I did use to go alot in the Goldstone days with a group of friends,one being coloured.
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Of course, it all went wrong when the Albion replaced the Half-time Lynching with the Goldstone Gamble...
clapham_gull
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Your original post will prompt a response of at least 15 pages,Good work
I'm pretty thick skinned unlike alot on here.
I did use to go alot in the Goldstone days with a group of friends,one being coloured.
You've completely stereotyped yourself there.
Laugh at something racist, then qualify it by pointing out one of your ex-friends was er.. "coloured"
Did you call him chalky ?
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So i'm not allowed to laugh at Irish,English and Scotish jokes? Black ,muslim,jewish jokes either? but white jokes are ok?You've completely stereotyped yourself there.
Laugh at something racist, then point out one of your ex-friends was er.. "coloured"
Good work
Was you by any chance one of the council members in Wales who banned "Life of Brian" all those years ago?
clapham_gull
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Oh dear Algie, it just seems to follow you around doesn't it. So many of your posts are related to race and religion so don't try and pretend you are suddenly a liberal.
You wear it on your sleeve, don't deny it.
clapham_gull
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A response i expected from you
Thought I'd try and keep it simple, I expect your expectations are quite primitive.
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seagullsovergrimsby
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My dad would refer to someone who is of mixed race as coloured but if they were black would refer to them as a darkie. He doesn't think it is offensive or racist as these were polite words to describe black people in the 1950's and 60's.
clapham_gull
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But it sounds like your dad isn't offensive or racist and therein lies the difference.
.. and this isn't the 1950s.
Don Quixote
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What about the best dj in the world?
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Whitterz
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The politically correct nanny state that we are all living in is to blame I feel. You often hear people whisper in sentence if they mention a "black man" or coloured man. When it should be perfectly normal and acceptable to do so. White or black, we are all human beings innit
Someone sensible on here.The politically correct nanny state that we are all living in is to blame I feel. You often hear people whisper in sentence if they mention a "black man" or coloured man. When it should be perfectly normal and acceptable to do so. White or black, we are all human beings innit
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PS
What about someone standing next to you wearing a skirt!!
can you make your picture a bit bigger please? I can't see it very well.
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coventrygull
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I would have thought that as Brighton is a predominately white city most of its fans would be white
sureyyathegodofthephonein
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When i was on Holiday in Spain 3 years ago i was talking to this Black fella from Southampton and we got talking and i said im a Brighton fan and i said i go and watch them and i asked who he support and he said Southampton i asked him if he went and he said no it's rough because of Racial abuse i said it's not like that no more mate
why do people still have this perception?
why do people still have this perception?
HampshireSeagulls
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Would give Porky a chance to slip his hand up for a quick feel.
seagullsovergrimsby
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Its still only 1981 in Grimsby.
