But mocking Dianne Abbott is only racially sensitive if you are a moron.

Will I get offended if some Black person dresses up as a White person?

No. Equality means equality, not, I choose the bits I like.

Edited by Hrolf The Ganger (18 Dec 2017 8.16pm)

That's what you implied in the context of this thread.

You insulted someone directly and that is a yellow.

Same for everyone.
Or is that kind of reasoning too prejudiced for you?

Well, no I didn't directly call anyone anything, but did say I'd have no problem saying something to someone's face.

I doubt any of you lot would be quite so vocal in certain circles. Prove me wrong though, get 'blacked up' at Selhurst as a 'joke' ...or don't you have the fibre to match your petard?

This thread is specifically about Dianne Abbott fancy dress.
Blackface to impersonate a generic Black person in a derogatory manner is a different matter. It's disrespectful. But that rule has to work for everyone. No black face, no white face.

What about mocking nationality? Like a French man in a beret and stripy shirt on bycicle? That is a bit more difficult to catagorise.

You said you would call me a 'c***' to my face so I think you moaning about a yellow for that is quite something. There is a line, it's for all of us.

As for calling people's bravery into question I'm no coward so you can correct your prejudices if you are interested in accuracy.

As for 'blacking up', as stated previously I've no desire to do something like that, though if I wanted to I don't care what you think about it.

That's the point.

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