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Yeah it’s possible she genuinely is naive/stupid and not malicious. But at least her prosecution is a warning to everyone to think very carefully before sharing rumours they see on social media.
She's spent all lockdown parroting the covid is a myth rubbish. https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Bernie_Spofforth

Surprised to find out she lives 20 minutes from me on a route I cycle, might have to get the old Father Ted protest signs out.
 
Nah she's a paid up member of the grift circuit. Although I can't see any actual reference to her being arrested, that article just talks about the Times piece on her.


She's spent all lockdown parroting the covid is a myth rubbish. https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Bernie_Spofforth

Surprised to find out she lives 20 minutes from me on a route I cycle, might have to get the old Father Ted protest signs out.

Ah. Knew nothing about her but am now delighted she got prosecuted. Couldn’t happen to a nicer person.
 
No it doesn't.

Gora or Gori in and of itself is not a racist term.

Pakora is basically a fried fritter and popular fast food.

It used to be a term of endearment
Oh that's weird, because when a person in school called me it, my Asian pal kicked off?
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Gora Pakora

I've heard lads in my school use the term gora, they soon figured out if it was mixed with benjud or lulli - we'd be at it.

Maybe it's changed over the years. It was 20 years ago.
 
as long as they drink a carling take a bump and stay away from my kids then there ok.
Thing is, when you’ve had a carling and a bump you’ll decide they’re definitely touching kids and smash them up anyway
 
I've seen a video of an extremely vile and very disgusting racial verbal abuse of a muslim bus driver in London. I just cant believe how vile human beings can be.
 
I've seen a video of an extremely vile and very disgusting racial verbal abuse of a muslim bus driver in London. I just cant believe how vile human beings can be.
The Irish fella spitting and swearing? Think it was posted here earlier today.
 
Oh that's weird, because when a person in school called me it, my Asian pal kicked off?
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Gora Pakora

I've heard lads in my school use the term gora, they soon figured out if it was mixed with benjud or lulli - we'd be at it.

Maybe it's changed over the years. It was 20 years ago.

So gora/gori is a punjabi-esque reference to skin tone. Same as kala and kali.

Gora is lighter, kala is darker.

Ali might be more gora, than Abdul. Abdul might be more kala than Hassan.

Sundeep is more gori than Sumita. Payal is the most kali of her family.

It's descriptive, not racial, and has existed long before colonialism in that part of the world. Much in the same way someone might be referenced as a blonde or a brunette in the UK. In our part of the world there is a mixture of skin tones within similar cultures because of multiculturalism and migration within Asia. In the UK, most of the ethnic Britons are generally of a very similar skin tone, so it wouldn't be something used discriptively to define someone else.

Now when the British invaded and occupied South Asia, you lot were mostly a lot paler than the rest of us, so you became the "gora" or the "gori". When our peeps moved over into multicultural Britain, we started casually using gora/gori, kala/kali to describe people of different races, without any discriminatory undertone. Now if the term gora/kala is prefixed or suffixed with something derogatory or offensive - at that point, and only at that point, could it be argued it's used in a racially discriminatory manner.
 
I would totally hate it if something were to happen to Farage. I'd very strongly condemn any violence against him.
 
I would totally hate it if something were to happen to Farage. I'd very strongly condemn any violence against him.
I know someone that allegedly spat in his pint. Allegedly. Matt Hancocks too. Allegedly. Hope that helps.
 
i sense that they need one of their ilk taken out and to become a martyr to really propel their cause, as long as its not them of course.
 
So gora/gori is a punjabi-esque reference to skin tone. Same as kala and kali.

Gora is lighter, kala is darker.

Ali might be more gora, than Abdul. Abdul might be more kala than Hassan.

Sundeep is more gori than Sumita. Payal is the most kali of her family.

It's descriptive, not racial, and has existed long before colonialism in that part of the world. Much in the same way someone might be referenced as a blonde or a brunette in the UK. In our part of the world there is a mixture of skin tones within similar cultures because of multiculturalism and migration within Asia. In the UK, most of the ethnic Britons are generally of a very similar skin tone, so it wouldn't be something used discriptively to define someone else.

Now when the British invaded and occupied South Asia, you lot were mostly a lot paler than the rest of us, so you became the "gora" or the "gori". When our peeps moved over into multicultural Britain, we started casually using gora/gori, kala/kali to describe people of different races, without any discriminatory undertone. Now if the term gora/kala is prefixed or suffixed with something derogatory or offensive - at that point, and only at that point, could it be argued it's used in a racially discriminatory manner.
Great explanation.
 
Just listened to a bit of the Morgan and Tate discussion. So Tate also went on Twitter etc and sent wrong and inflammatory info.

Not listened to it all yet but am seriously doubting this guy's "conversion".
 
So gora/gori is a punjabi-esque reference to skin tone. Same as kala and kali.

Gora is lighter, kala is darker.

Ali might be more gora, than Abdul. Abdul might be more kala than Hassan.

Sundeep is more gori than Sumita. Payal is the most kali of her family.

It's descriptive, not racial, and has existed long before colonialism in that part of the world. Much in the same way someone might be referenced as a blonde or a brunette in the UK. In our part of the world there is a mixture of skin tones within similar cultures because of multiculturalism and migration within Asia. In the UK, most of the ethnic Britons are generally of a very similar skin tone, so it wouldn't be something used discriptively to define someone else.

Now when the British invaded and occupied South Asia, you lot were mostly a lot paler than the rest of us, so you became the "gora" or the "gori". When our peeps moved over into multicultural Britain, we started casually using gora/gori, kala/kali to describe people of different races, without any discriminatory undertone. Now if the term gora/kala is prefixed or suffixed with something derogatory or offensive - at that point, and only at that point, could it be argued it's used in a racially discriminatory manner.
Yeah this, i was light skin as a kid compared to my siblings and cousins so my nickname was gora, it's not a derogatory term in most cases.
 
I feel like the right are trying to turn the conversation following these riots into one on immigration. I think it really needs to be a conversation on the right in british media and the platform they're being given. They've had far too much oxygen to muddy the waters since.
 
So the next time there's an attack like the one in Southport, if the attacker actually is a Muslim we're probably gonna see more of these riots aren't we? Or is that just me being too paranoid?
 
I feel like the right are trying to turn the conversation following these riots into one on immigration. I think it really needs to be a conversation on the right in british media and the platform they're being given. They've had far too much oxygen to muddy the waters since.
Absolutely. MPs also need to lead the revolt and speak out against politicians like farage who do nothing but shit stir. He exists for no other reason
 
So the next time there's an attack like the one in Southport, if the attacker actually is a Muslim we're probably gonna see more of these riots aren't we? Or is that just me being too paranoid?
Yeah, it seems like they're still trying to justify their behaviour. "I was fooled by incorrect info."
 
Social media morons getting 2.5 years. How fantastic to see.

Waiting to see what that childminder will get and the moron that started all this!
 
Yeah, it seems like they're still trying to justify their behaviour. "I was fooled by incorrect info."
Which is stupid because even if the info had been correct there's still no ecuse for what they did
 
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