BBC Top gear host caught on tape using the n word

[nalej]

Not a shocker, look at how they took a shyt on Mexicans -

Wow that is probably the most racist thing I've ever seen on a public show.

 

[Capo Dei Capi]

He seemed to get along with the black guest really well.

I heard that in England they are taught that the original Ennie meanie miney moe phrase was used to have the N-word in it. I don't think people in American realize that it wasn't originally "Tiger".

Clarkson got caught saying zipperhead (blatantly saying zipperhead) and there wasn't really any blacklash about it. However, He barely mumbles the N-word and he damn near loses his job. Some races seem to matter more than others.

 

[Zardoz]

He seemed to get along with the black guest really well.

I heard that in England they are taught that the original Ennie meanie miney moe phrase was used to have the N-word in it. I don't think people in American realize that it wasn't originally "Tiger".

Clarkson got caught saying zipperhead (blatantly saying zipperhead) and there wasn't really any blacklash about it. However, He barely mumbles the N-word and he damn near loses his job. Some races seem to matter more than others.

He's just been given his final warning from BBC. Not saying the n-word doesn't have a lot of power, but I think it's just people and his employers getting tired of his anti-PC gimmick.

And he actually did cause controversy when he said the Asian slur, 'slope'.

 

[Berniewood Hogan]

HE DIDN'T EVEN SAY THE WORD AT ALL AND WE'RE SUPPOSED TO BE OUTRAGED, BROTHER?

 

[hypo666]

shytting on the Welsh is like Americans looking down on the south. Scotland is Canada.

Nah northern ireland is more like the south of the US, extremely religious, 'old fashioned' ideas about gays and women, only police force in the UK where all the officers are armed. They are basically britains 'rednecks'.

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If any british or indeed irish person makes fun of your southern bretheren , just mention the hell hole which is northern ireland which is a shining living example of how politicians fukk things up and to this day is a complete mess .Give me the south any day of the week and they aren't too keen on black folks either... I would say the analogy of scotland being 'canada' is more accurate though.

 

[PikaDaDon]

 

[tmonster]

Haha, the irony of him being a "BBC" host.

:zfg:

but seriously , do you know how comfortable with your racism you and your environment must be for "you" to casually throw around the N word openly. never watched the show though and never will as long as he is the host.

 

[tmonster]

I didn't hear anything

 

[Nino Brown]

Clarkson always had a lot to say about 'other people' ... You'd be naive to think he isn't a typical racist cac

It's still the best car show on TV but it's become too pretend un-scripted and thought it's cleverer than it is

Stopped watching it about 3 seasons ago

 

[tmonster]

He has now admitted it so this post is irrelevant.

it's relevant, cuz h never really says it
like, I'm atheist and still use "OMG", I don't mean to, it's just a habit
it's good that attention is bought to it but I can't call individual racism on something like this. This more reflects the society's problem for casually keeping around certain relics, like "wife beater" as a casual name for clothing, w t f? me using the term without thinking does not mean I believe in spousal abuse, though I can proudly say the term always bothered me from jump and I always made a conscious choice not to use it unnecessarily

 

[PikaDaDon]

They should replace Jeremy with a heterosexual, not short, non-c00ning black guy. Perhaps an ex-Panther car enthusiast who's secretly banging a Croatian model whenever he mysteriously takes trips to the French riviera. They could use this information to blackmail him to do stupid shyt on camera.

 

[tmonster]

You'd be naive to think he isn't a typical racist cac

and calling this racism may be naive as well, given that he does not actually say it. It may be even detrimental and discrediting to the antiracism movement to attack him and his reflexive use of that song, instead of the existence of that song itself. Fortunately I think this controversy will mostly do the latter.

 

[Nino Brown]

and calling this racism may be naive as well, given that he does not actually say it. It may be even detrimental and discrediting to the antiracism movement to attack him and his reflexive use of that song, instead of the existence of that song itself. Fortunately I think this controversy will mostly do the latter.

Nikka, ain't nobody told him to say the "rhyme" in the first place

You're dripping with cac juice and you can't get it off

 

[Black Hans]

Who?

Should I care, tho?

 

[tmonster]

Nikka, ain't nobody told him to say the "rhyme" in the first place

You're dripping with cac juice and you can't get it off

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