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I'm learning so much about racism from Top Gear scandals. I had no idea 'slope' was offensive before then, or that the n-word was in Eeny Meeny. Always thought it was 'catch a tiger'.
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Saki posted:Please tell me more about how Farage is totally Hitler, man. In a time of economic instability, a charismatic right-wing leader moves from the fringes by blaming the nation's problems on a convenient 'Other'.
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May 9, 2014 11:11
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Spangly A posted:is there any point pointing out to you that fascists aren't nazis and UKIP definitely are taking fascist positions, or are you going to keep arguing from absurdity to hide the fact you're a clueless wanker? I tried, but it was resistant to a key-ing. Someone else had added a small, unobtrusive eye-level sticker to it, on which was written 'lol no'. A week later it had been painted blue, but not by someone who got an article in the Guardian. Maybe someone wrote a swear on it and the council had to fix it up.
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May 9, 2014 11:22
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Angepain posted:I like the statue of Lady Justice with an EU blindfold at 2:30. They do realise the blindfold is meant to be a good thing, right? What are you talking about? How is Lady Justice supposed to know they're Arabs, and therefore deserve everything they get?
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May 9, 2014 14:29
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That's the poster near me that got covered. I suggest either: The aforementioned goatse. Just add the hands (and ring) and trust those in the know to get it. Just spray 'oval office' on it, and watch the local council paint it over the next day.
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May 9, 2014 16:49
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There must be something in the water regarding rebranding people you're dealing with. Back when I worked for the Work Programme it was always 'clients'. But now I work for a debt collection agency, and we're getting new guidelines to call the debtors 'clients'. Which is confusing when we're working as a 3rd party and have an actual dictionary-definition client as well. I think it is, unironically, political correctness gone mad. As though changing the word makes someone happier about being told they owe money.
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