I can and I did. Next?You can’t give him the ‘oh try and call my mates negrito and see what happens’ when you literally heard of it yesterday you’re awful passionate about a word you only heard of yesterday.
I can and I did. Next?You can’t give him the ‘oh try and call my mates negrito and see what happens’ when you literally heard of it yesterday you’re awful passionate about a word you only heard of yesterday.
Enough of this nonsense, just go and get your friends and sort this out.not what he said.
oh no, no, no, noThe context of that post is @Marcosdeto saying he would say this word in UK anytime he wants.
Context mate.
If an apology can prevent an impending shitstorm and avoid a punishment then they are no fools at allWell then, Manchester United are fools in apologising for nothing at all !
It's Spanish word that has literally no meaning or history of use in the UK. The root word, negro, was once borrowed from Spanish and used as a racist term, and such it's fair to say that it and derivatives there of should be avoided due to the chance of causing offence. It's unfair they should be unlawful, and people punished for using them. Context matters. Negro just means black, and has a litany of legitimate uses. Should the wine Gato Negro be forced to change its name?I think words like this should be unlawful in UK. Sue me for it.
And my gripe is the cultural appropriation you're inflicting by deeming the word to be offensive based on its look, because of its association with a other English word, while there have been several South Americans who have implied the word does not mean what everyone is saying it means.I am the furthest you'll ever find from being a British imperialist Dear oh dear
Nope, my gripe in this instance is caucasian South Americans thinking they have a right to call other people by their skin colour and that being even remotely acceptable in 21st century.
You are the equivalent of those who go up to foreigners and shout 'this is America/England, speak English!'I think words like this should be unlawful in UK. Sue me for it.
It took you untill this thread to think that?Is "sammsky1" a parody account?
Sure seems like it by reading this thread.
Section him?The rules that made Manchester United demand Cavani take down his post using then word, making him apologise, and giving the FA grounds to section him?
If they beat someone up because he called them whatever, they're definitely not good but assholes. You seem to have a fairly distorted sense of right and wrong.Im not a 'negrito' so the term doesn't have the same impact on me.
Yeah, my mates are good. Thanks for thinking so.
Christ mate you have humiliated yourself in here, put down the mobile phone and go and read a dictionary or something.I can and I did. Next?
Actually it's Negros. It's called Negros by the Spanish because the people from there are darker than the people from Mindanao which is south and Luzon which is in the north.there's a also a huge island called "Negro" in the Filipines
imagine a guy trying to explain were he is from
English Authorities (according to some posters here): "nope, you don't come from "Negro", and, btw you are fined for being racist, you fecking underdeveloped person"
Indeed.If they beat someone up because he called them whatever, they're definitely not good but assholes. You seem to have a fairly distorted sense of right and wrong.
Wasn't the guy whom Cavani called 'negrito' actually white, which means that he didn't call him by his skin color?I am the furthest you'll ever find from being a British imperialist Dear oh dear
Nope, my gripe in this instance is caucasian South Americans thinking they have a right to call other people by their skin colour and that being even remotely acceptable in 21st century.
just leave it mate he’s in full on meltdown mode. You won’t get this decent point through to him.oh no, no, no, no
i said that i would never use that word with someone that would feel offended by it
i'm not that thick to not understand that some people, righteously so, should be offended
my whole point is that we (and in this case Cavani) don't use it in a racist manner and that your goverment and, specially, you, don't have a say in how we use our language
That makes me a bit uncomfortable if you're trying to say that you're not black. 'I'm not a negrito' sounds fecking awful and super weird to say in this context i'm afraid. At least to me.Im not a 'negrito' so the term doesn't have the same impact on me.
Yeah, my mates are good. Thanks for thinking so.
Calling a Uruguayan Caucasian is a bit racist my G. Latin American’s rarely identify as white.I am the furthest you'll ever find from being a British imperialist Dear oh dear
Nope, my gripe in this instance is caucasian South Americans thinking they have a right to call other people by their skin colour and that being even remotely acceptable in 21st century.
Actually it's Negros. It's called Negros by the Spanish because the people from there are darker than the people from Mindanao which is south and Luzon which is in the north.
There WAS a hue and cry by some foreigners because a Filipino boy band went to Negros on a tour and tweeted Hello Negros we are in your zone. The whole of Philippines should be banned by the British government.
I would say that if Cavani had said that to someone to his face or that person complained then he should be fined. But this is a reply to someone he knows and that person has no problems with it.
Could another country ban the word good morning and fine or jail anyone who says good morning?
This thread sure is a dumpster fire.
I wonder what Sammsky’s mates in Croydon think about all this?
Don't use that word. It is going to be outlawed soon by sammsky and his mates.You are literally trying to outlaw a Spanish speaker using the word 'black' in his own language.
cheers, matejust leave it mate he’s in full on meltdown mode. You won’t get this decent point through to him.
So negro translated from Spanish to English is black. So you would like the entire Spanish speaking world to not use the term black? Because its sounds like a racial slur in a different language? Is that not somewhat discriminatory? Infact is it not racial discrimination against the Spanish speaking world?Again lying by accrediting false words to me. Stop it or I'll report you next time
I think language that hurt's people because of their skin color should be banned.
And I think that people who are against this or refuse to change after being asked to are inherently racist.
Hope that is clear.
This is the FA. I will be shocked if he doesn't get a 1 match ban for this.The colonialist and patronising attitude of some posters here is absolutely breathtaking. I think I'm done with this thread for the time being. I hope cooler heads prevail at the FA, but I will not hold my breath.
Section him?
Feck me, that's a bit much even for the FA.
Or do you mean sanction? Just a couple of letters difference between words really changes the meaning doesn't it??
How do you know if somebody is not offended by it? Just because some people don't speak up doesn't mean that they don't secretly wish you would call them with their real names or another nickname. Happened to a friend who was given a nickname that he never appeared to have a problem with.. well it turns out that it did bother him after all.the thing you don't understand is that i wouldn't call "Negrito" to someone that will feel offended by it
So why did the player and club panic with the speediest ever reversal in history? Again you'll claim it was to limit damage, which it was because they both knew it is unacceptable as the cultural norms in UK football cant support it.It's Spanish word that has literally no meaning or history of use in the UK. The root word, negro, was once borrowed from Spanish and used as a racist term, and such it's fair to say that it and derivatives there of should be avoided due to the chance of causing offence. It's unfair they should be unlawful, and people punished for using them. Context matters. Negro just means black, and has a litany of legitimate uses. Should the wine Gato Negro be forced to change its name?
Banning the word negro, let alone a derivative affectionate term, is bonkers, not to mention completely unfeasible.
It'd be like telling people they can't say 'black' because the word has been used, in combination with other words, to racially abuse.
Definitely one that should go in the "what do we do about this" threadSection him?
Feck me, that's a bit much even for the FA.
Or do you mean sanction? Just a couple of letters difference between words really changes the meaning doesn't it??
Judging by his other posts he probably does mean sectionSection him?
Feck me, that's a bit much even for the FA.
Or do you mean sanction? Just a couple of letters difference between words really changes the meaning doesn't it??
Wait, what? You're hoping existing European languages become unacceptable?and say that existing European languages are rooted in white supremacy and black inferiority, and yes, over 21st century, i hope all of these will eventually become unacceptable and change.
Ive humiliated myself by finding racial language disgraceful? Again, if you think that, its because of your own beliefs.Christ mate you have humiliated yourself in here, put down the mobile phone and go and read a dictionary or something.
It's like United are admitting that he is wrong, and he isn't wrong at all .If an apology can prevent an impending shitstorm and avoid a punishment then they are no fools at all
Because i use it with friends and familyHow do you know if somebody is not offended by it? Just because some people don't speak up doesn't mean that they don't secretly wish you would call them with their real names or another nickname. Happened to a friend who was given a nickname that he never appeared to have a problem with.. well it turns out that it did bother him after all.
Because those words appear to be super widespread in SA I bet there will be plenty of people who don't like being called Negrito or Gordito or whatever and will just go along with it because that's the way it is.
Im not melted at all. Perfectly calm. But if you want to support language that Cavani apologised for, do carry on.just leave it mate he’s in full on meltdown mode. You won’t get this decent point through to him.
The Negrito of CroydonIs Sammysky doesn’t have his Tagline changed to something song the lines of ‘Fiesty Negrito’, “Conspiratorial Negrito” or ‘Negritopolitan Man of Mystery’.... all mods should resign.
Oh, brother...(or sister! or whatever the appropriate term is...broster?)Nope, my gripe in this instance is caucasian South Americans thinking they have a right to call other people by their skin colour and that being even remotely acceptable in 21st century.