Diversity officer racist assault, screaming "Dloody Indians"

[BikeBikeBIke]

If it didn't involve an attack on railway staff it would be funny.

https://www.lbc.co.uk/crime/watford-fc-diversity-o...

[Sport_Turismo_GTS]

Only stewie could read the OP s post and respond with this!

Edited by banana.mod on Sunday 3rd August 21:29

[9.3]

It looks to me like the Diversity officer is herself black, so the racist tag is a tricky one.

[Sport_Turismo_GTS]

9.3 said:

It looks to me like the Diversity officer is herself black, so the racist tag is a tricky one.

You can’t be black and racist?

[bitchstewie]

9.3 said:

It looks to me like the Diversity officer is herself black, so the racist tag is a tricky one.

If you're attacking someone whilst telling them to "go back to your country, you bloody Indians." I don't think it's a tricky one at all especially with a guilty plea to racially-aggravated threatening behaviour.

[Digger]

My main issue with this is how do you pronounce dloody indians?

Currently I am going with derloody rather than derluddy.

Thoughts?

[jonsp]

"Ebonnie-Rose John-Jules, 23, was the Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Officer for the Championship club's Community Sports & Education Trust."

A name like that would make him a shoe in for his job. Lucky for him he wasn't called John Smith.

[Hilts]

Sport_Turismo_GTS said:

9.3 said:

It looks to me like the Diversity officer is herself black, so the racist tag is a tricky one.

You can t be black and racist?

I think you can but not to the magnitude of white people.

Think hard R for instance.

[BikeBikeBIke]

Sport_Turismo_GTS said:

You can t be black and racist?

I didn't know where this thread would end up but I certainly wasn't expecting anyone to suggest assaulting someone screaming "go back to your own country" and "bloody Indians" wasn't racist.

Edited by BikeBikeBIke on Sunday 3rd August 19:26