Then you should have no issues with the many thousands of Asians who came to the UK, opened and ran successful businesses all over the UK involving many of their families and extended relations. They have become the backbone of SME's in the UK, a key part of the economy.

Pro China, EU & Palestine

I don’t. My interest is in seeing working class and underprivileged people doing well whatever their racial background.

Sure but the subject matter here is the Asian community as closely related to the original news item that spawned this discussion.

Pro China, EU & Palestine

No. Don’t deflect. The first part of the post

You’re clearly trying to equate Pommie / Pom with the multiple racist terms that Rafiq was called, ergo passing it all off under one umbrella of bantz innit.

Just a bit of banta huh huh huh. Everywon larvae’s banta dahnt they. It’s ahhnly baaanta mate. Yeeeeah, BANTAAAA

(Larvae was a pretty good autocorrect)

Perhaps not as explicitly as another on here but that’s how it’s coming across. I really don’t understand how hard it is to make the distinction between the two - the apparent view is that it’s only racist when someone takes offence at it. If it’s not taken as offensive then it’s fine. So, that’s not really how it works now is it? Again, not really much there that’s that hard to grasp.

Did you know? 98.0000001% of people are morons.

You mean stand up for themselves when people are being c*nts to them?

Well in a closed environment like school in that era, no one would protect you, not teachers or parents, because they came from a different era when name calling was not considered a big deal.

It had to be endured, and I suppose in the end it makes you stronger.
The problem now is that racial insults are now treated differently from others, despite the absurdity of that distinction, and the rule only applies to Whites. Apparently, you can call White people what you like.