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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"How do we go about asking to meet couples of Colour about meeting without it coming across all racist? X "
Probably don't call them coloured for a start? |
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over a year ago
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"How do we go about asking to meet couples of Colour about meeting without it coming across all racist? X "
Too late. You don't refer to someone as a person "of colour" |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Think that’s all semantics really. What one group of people like to be called varies from place to place and changes over time.
The fuckers you need to watch are the ones that know all the right words.
They are the ones making lists.
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It's no big deal, simply use the ethnicity filter, browse merrily away, and when you find someone suitable, simply introduce yourself and see where it leads you.
I'm not sure what black folks in the UK think of the term "people of colour". I, for one don't think you were being pejorative - and know it's a phrase in common use over in the USA. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"It's no big deal, simply use the ethnicity filter, browse merrily away, and when you find someone suitable, simply introduce yourself and see where it leads you.
I'm not sure what black folks in the UK think of the term "people of colour". I, for one don't think you were being pejorative - and know it's a phrase in common use over in the USA. "
You're right, "people of colour" is considered an acceptable term in the USA (and I thought here as well, but I could be wrong?) But "colored" (as the OP used in this thread title) is generally considered to be an old fashioned, offensive term. |
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"No way in hell I'd meet someone who refered to me as "coloured" "
The connotations of the word for many (myself included) hark back to the bad old days of bigotry in Britain and hideous apartheid regime in South Africa. |
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"Think that’s all semantics really. What one group of people like to be called varies from place to place and changes over time.
The fuckers you need to watch are the ones that know all the right words.
They are the ones making lists.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Don't think the up meant to cause offence. It is sometimes difficult to ask a question like this and find the right words to use without wishing to cause offence.
If I'm honest I Jez would struggle to find the right words. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"It's no big deal, simply use the ethnicity filter, browse merrily away, and when you find someone suitable, simply introduce yourself and see where it leads you.
I'm not sure what black folks in the UK think of the term "people of colour". I, for one don't think you were being pejorative - and know it's a phrase in common use over in the USA.
You're right, "people of colour" is considered an acceptable term in the USA (and I thought here as well, but I could be wrong?) But "colored" (as the OP used in this thread title) is generally considered to be an old fashioned, offensive term."
Don't you just love how two white males are now experts on what the accepted terminologys are  |
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By *luie69Woman
over a year ago
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"Think that’s all semantics really. What one group of people like to be called varies from place to place and changes over time.
The fuckers you need to watch are the ones that know all the right words.
They are the ones making lists.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Try educating people without kicking their teeth in. You dont have to get all "points of view" on their asses. They've been told. Move on."
Here, here!! |
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"Try educating people without kicking their teeth in. You dont have to get all "points of view" on their asses. They've been told. Move on."
And miss an opportunity to virtue signal to the whole forum? |
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"It's no big deal, simply use the ethnicity filter, browse merrily away, and when you find someone suitable, simply introduce yourself and see where it leads you.
I'm not sure what black folks in the UK think of the term "people of colour". I, for one don't think you were being pejorative - and know it's a phrase in common use over in the USA.
You're right, "people of colour" is considered an acceptable term in the USA (and I thought here as well, but I could be wrong?) But "colored" (as the OP used in this thread title) is generally considered to be an old fashioned, offensive term."
Some chinese TV presenter (in america) was saying how 'oriental' was not an acceptable term in the USA - what a cunt. |
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"Try educating people without kicking their teeth in. You dont have to get all "points of view" on their asses. They've been told. Move on."
Clem someone's hacked your account and written a sensible post 
true words |
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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago
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"It's no big deal, simply use the ethnicity filter, browse merrily away, and when you find someone suitable, simply introduce yourself and see where it leads you.
I'm not sure what black folks in the UK think of the term "people of colour". I, for one don't think you were being pejorative - and know it's a phrase in common use over in the USA.
You're right, "people of colour" is considered an acceptable term in the USA (and I thought here as well, but I could be wrong?) But "colored" (as the OP used in this thread title) is generally considered to be an old fashioned, offensive term.
Don't you just love how two white males are now experts on what the accepted terminologys are "
That's because they are more likely to get in trouble if they use the wrong term than you are. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I think White is offensive.
How so?"
Use the term people want to be referred to as. I never stop laughing at the unending stupidity when a white person complains "political correctness". I know tons of black people who don't like being called colored. You dont have ownership over their bodies therefore they don't have to tolerate any term you give them just because you're horny but lack social skills. That is u less of course you find someone who doesn't mind being called coloured. Until then, good luck I guess. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"No way in hell I'd meet someone who refered to me as "coloured" "
But in your profile your asking to meet white men. Thats fucked up politically correct bullshit. |
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"I think White is offensive.
How so?
Use the term people want to be referred to as. I never stop laughing at the unending stupidity when a white person complains "political correctness". I know tons of black people who don't like being called colored. You dont have ownership over their bodies therefore they don't have to tolerate any term you give them just because you're horny but lack social skills. That is u less of course you find someone who doesn't mind being called coloured. Until then, good luck I guess."
I refer you to my previous answer. |
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"It's no big deal, simply use the ethnicity filter, browse merrily away, and when you find someone suitable, simply introduce yourself and see where it leads you.
I'm not sure what black folks in the UK think of the term "people of colour". I, for one don't think you were being pejorative - and know it's a phrase in common use over in the USA.
You're right, "people of colour" is considered an acceptable term in the USA (and I thought here as well, but I could be wrong?) But "colored" (as the OP used in this thread title) is generally considered to be an old fashioned, offensive term.
Don't you just love how two white males are now experts on what the accepted terminologys are "
...because I lived in the US for a while, and dated a few girls here and there - who just happened to be black.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"No way in hell I'd meet someone who refered to me as "coloured"
But in your profile your asking to meet white men. Thats fucked up politically correct bullshit."
"Coloured" and "white" are not remotely the same as I see plenty of white people call themselves white and thus show they have no problem with the term. I am yet to see a single ethnic minority fabber refer to themselves colored. This is an attempt to be disingenuous and it only makes u look stupid. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"It's no big deal, simply use the ethnicity filter, browse merrily away, and when you find someone suitable, simply introduce yourself and see where it leads you.
I'm not sure what black folks in the UK think of the term "people of colour". I, for one don't think you were being pejorative - and know it's a phrase in common use over in the USA.
You're right, "people of colour" is considered an acceptable term in the USA (and I thought here as well, but I could be wrong?) But "colored" (as the OP used in this thread title) is generally considered to be an old fashioned, offensive term.
Don't you just love how two white males are now experts on what the accepted terminologys are "
I'd prefer if you used the correct term please - it's called "whitesplaining"
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"I think White is offensive.
How so?
Use the term people want to be referred to as. I never stop laughing at the unending stupidity when a white person complains "political correctness". I know tons of black people who don't like being called colored. You dont have ownership over their bodies therefore they don't have to tolerate any term you give them just because you're horny but lack social skills. That is u less of course you find someone who doesn't mind being called coloured. Until then, good luck I guess."
It works both ways. You don't have owmership over their bodies and they don't have ownership over your mouth. They don't have to tolerate any term and people don't have to use terms they will tolerate. It is of course polite to do so, but there are less obvious terms that offend some people and some people love being outraged. |
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"I think White is offensive.
How so?
Use the term people want to be referred to as. I never stop laughing at the unending stupidity when a white person complains "political correctness". I know tons of black people who don't like being called colored. You dont have ownership over their bodies therefore they don't have to tolerate any term you give them just because you're horny but lack social skills. That is u less of course you find someone who doesn't mind being called coloured. Until then, good luck I guess."
I can't work out if you're having a go at me all I asked is why would a white person find being called white offensive. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I think White is offensive.
How so?
Use the term people want to be referred to as. I never stop laughing at the unending stupidity when a white person complains "political correctness". I know tons of black people who don't like being called colored. You dont have ownership over their bodies therefore they don't have to tolerate any term you give them just because you're horny but lack social skills. That is u less of course you find someone who doesn't mind being called coloured. Until then, good luck I guess.
I can't work out if you're having a go at me all I asked is why would a white person find being called white offensive. "
Its not having a go. I know a lot of friends who call white people "white boy" or "white chick", if I used to use said terminology and the white people in question didnt like it, I would not use it. Simple as really. As stated, you will be hard pressed to find anyone who likes being referred to as "colored". |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"It's no big deal, simply use the ethnicity filter, browse merrily away, and when you find someone suitable, simply introduce yourself and see where it leads you.
I'm not sure what black folks in the UK think of the term "people of colour". I, for one don't think you were being pejorative - and know it's a phrase in common use over in the USA.
You're right, "people of colour" is considered an acceptable term in the USA (and I thought here as well, but I could be wrong?) But "colored" (as the OP used in this thread title) is generally considered to be an old fashioned, offensive term.
Don't you just love how two white males are now experts on what the accepted terminologys are
...because I lived in the US for a while, and dated a few girls here and there - who just happened to be black. "
Dont tell me you got good friends who happen to be black as well . Yeah thought so. You sure are the expert. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"No way in hell I'd meet someone who refered to me as "coloured"
But in your profile your asking to meet white men. Thats fucked up politically correct bullshit."
Not sure how you made the correlation between those two points but I'd be happy to clear something up for you.
The term "white" isn't offensive, the term "coloured" is.
There are plenty of WHITE men who are able to approach me both on here and in real life without being offensive and calling me "coloured"  |
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Growing up in there 80's we were taught "black" was racist, and TOLD to call people "coloured" as this was politely descriptive of all darker skin colourings. Now it's the opposite!! FFS, does everyone have to be offended about everything these days?!? |
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"It's no big deal, simply use the ethnicity filter, browse merrily away, and when you find someone suitable, simply introduce yourself and see where it leads you.
I'm not sure what black folks in the UK think of the term "people of colour". I, for one don't think you were being pejorative - and know it's a phrase in common use over in the USA.
You're right, "people of colour" is considered an acceptable term in the USA (and I thought here as well, but I could be wrong?) But "colored" (as the OP used in this thread title) is generally considered to be an old fashioned, offensive term.
Don't you just love how two white males are now experts on what the accepted terminologys are
...because I lived in the US for a while, and dated a few girls here and there - who just happened to be black.
Dont tell me you got good friends who happen to be black as well . Yeah thought so. You sure are the expert. "
Why thank you kind sir. |
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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago
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"It's no big deal, simply use the ethnicity filter, browse merrily away, and when you find someone suitable, simply introduce yourself and see where it leads you.
I'm not sure what black folks in the UK think of the term "people of colour". I, for one don't think you were being pejorative - and know it's a phrase in common use over in the USA.
You're right, "people of colour" is considered an acceptable term in the USA (and I thought here as well, but I could be wrong?) But "colored" (as the OP used in this thread title) is generally considered to be an old fashioned, offensive term.
Don't you just love how two white males are now experts on what the accepted terminologys are
...because I lived in the US for a while, and dated a few girls here and there - who just happened to be black.
Dont tell me you got good friends who happen to be black as well . Yeah thought so. You sure are the expert. "
Hell, I used to have a black cat. So I can't be racist. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I think White is offensive.
How so?
Use the term people want to be referred to as. I never stop laughing at the unending stupidity when a white person complains "political correctness". I know tons of black people who don't like being called colored. You dont have ownership over their bodies therefore they don't have to tolerate any term you give them just because you're horny but lack social skills. That is u less of course you find someone who doesn't mind being called coloured. Until then, good luck I guess.
I can't work out if you're having a go at me all I asked is why would a white person find being called white offensive. "
I don't, I was being flippant!
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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In the 70s we were told off for calling people black and coloured was the politically correct term and black ice was a term nearly banned for upsetting black people. Funny how people get so offended by some terms |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Maybe we should just all use the Police IC Codes.
Code Ethnicity[2]
IC1 White - North European
IC2 White - South European
IC3 Black
IC4 South Asian
IC5 Chinese, Japanese, or other Southeast Asian
IC6 North African or Arabic
IC9 / IC0 Unknown |
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By *TrainMan
over a year ago
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Haha the missing "u" annoyed me
But the starting a conversation wth hello made me laugh
I don't think anyone likes being categorised and referred to as such
That "black guy" / "woman" / "old man"
Take people for what they are inside maybe? |
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By *sGivesWoodWoman
over a year ago
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"Thank you for all your posts. The last thing we acted to do was offend anyone.
So thanks again for the help/ suggestions x"
In all fairness I didn't see the original post as you being offensive, it clearly wasn't meant that way x |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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We’re just normal people, not aliens. There isn’t some secret magical rule to meet “people of colour”. Talk to us like you would anyone else. This is the dumbest thing I’ve ever read |
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The OP is merely looking for a preference, no one would blink an eye if they wanted a blonde or a redhead!
So if we were looking to fulfil the GF's fantasy of having an Usher lookalike, do we ask for black (which he's not really) half-caste (which was an acceptable term during my school years) or is it now IC3?! |
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By *D835Man
over a year ago
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"The OP is merely looking for a preference, no one would blink an eye if they wanted a blonde or a redhead!
So if we were looking to fulfil the GF's fantasy of having an Usher lookalike, do we ask for black (which he's not really) half-caste (which was an acceptable term during my school years) or is it now IC3?! "
It's now IC3 I'm afraid lol..... But even if you use IC3 it will still offend some.
For me if people use black or coloured to describe me, I won't feel offended by either.
But people are different and can interpret certain words differently which can make the said word offensive to them. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Growing up in there 80's we were taught "black" was racist, and TOLD to call people "coloured" as this was politely descriptive of all darker skin colourings. Now it's the opposite!! FFS, does everyone have to be offended about everything these days?!? "
Did you grow up on the set of Till Death Us Do Part? |
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"Growing up in there 80's we were taught "black" was racist, and TOLD to call people "coloured" as this was politely descriptive of all darker skin colourings. Now it's the opposite!! FFS, does everyone have to be offended about everything these days?!?
Did you grow up on the set of Till Death Us Do Part? "
Actually in an Asian school. Weren't allowed to use terms like black-list, black-board etc |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I bet the "do-gooders" jizzed in their politically correct pants at this one.
Can I also ask how we should now punish teens for saying 'nigger' yet rap stars like Kendrick Lamar and Kanye etc who they idolise spit it out Tourette's fashion....
Or how British can be shortened to Brits but when Pakistani is shortened its abusive??
it's either right or wrong, or just a fucking word and we all crack on with living??? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I bet the "do-gooders" jizzed in their politically correct pants at this one.
Can I also ask how we should now punish teens for saying 'nigger' yet rap stars like Kendrick Lamar and Kanye etc who they idolise spit it out Tourette's fashion....
Or how British can be shortened to Brits but when Pakistani is shortened its abusive??
it's either right or wrong, or just a fucking word and we all crack on with living???"
most people dont shout out "Brit!" when they see someone they dont like, they will however shout out "Paki!"..just on looking. It was shouted to me by a passer by a few months ago..despite the fact I'm an IC3........... |
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"I take it 'white' is not a colour."
In physics, a color is visible light with a specific wavelength. Black and white are not colors because they do not have specific wavelengths. Instead, white light contains all wavelengths of visible light. Black, on the other hand, is the absence of visible light. |
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"I take it 'white' is not a colour.
In physics, a color is visible light with a specific wavelength. Black and white are not colors because they do not have specific wavelengths. Instead, white light contains all wavelengths of visible light. Black, on the other hand, is the absence of visible light."
Love this answer!!! |
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"I take it 'white' is not a colour.
In physics, a color is visible light with a specific wavelength. Black and white are not colors because they do not have specific wavelengths. Instead, white light contains all wavelengths of visible light. Black, on the other hand, is the absence of visible light."
It still has the letter "u" in it though...  |
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"We live in an age where anyone can be offended by anything if they so choose."
And people get offended if you didn't get offended because it means you are implying they shouldn't get offended and potentially you should have been offended on their behalf even if they weren't offended |
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"We live in an age where anyone can be offended by anything if they so choose.
And people get offended if you didn't get offended because it means you are implying they shouldn't get offended and potentially you should have been offended on their behalf even if they weren't offended"
I for one find your post offensive.
It is up to me to be offended if someone else isn't offended on my behalf when I'm not offended by something offensive... |
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"We live in an age where anyone can be offended by anything if they so choose.
And people get offended if you didn't get offended because it means you are implying they shouldn't get offended and potentially you should have been offended on their behalf even if they weren't offended
I for one find your post offensive.
It is up to me to be offended if someone else isn't offended on my behalf when I'm not offended by something offensive... "
I'm offended by your suggestion that the victim of offence must recognise the offence for it to be offensive. There are several micro aggressions and casual racism that that offended party may not immediately realise is offending them and therefore it is imperative to take offence on behalf of the offended even before they become offended. |
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"We live in an age where anyone can be offended by anything if they so choose.
And people get offended if you didn't get offended because it means you are implying they shouldn't get offended and potentially you should have been offended on their behalf even if they weren't offended
I for one find your post offensive.
It is up to me to be offended if someone else isn't offended on my behalf when I'm not offended by something offensive...
I'm offended by your suggestion that the victim of offence must recognise the offence for it to be offensive. There are several micro aggressions and casual racism that that offended party may not immediately realise is offending them and therefore it is imperative to take offence on behalf of the offended even before they become offended. "
I take offence at your passive aggressive offensive reply.
I am also offended that no one else is offended that I have been offended.
I am even more offended by the person who is offended but has not expressed their offendedness... |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"We live in an age where anyone can be offended by anything if they so choose."
No, it's just the inevitable result of getting old. Learning new things takes too much effort, so it's easier to pretend everyone else (including those perky youths) have just gone mad.
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"We live in an age where anyone can be offended by anything if they so choose.
No, it's just the inevitable result of getting old. Learning new things takes too much effort, so it's easier to pretend everyone else (including those perky youths) have just gone mad.
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Yup, that's why we prefer to focus on learning things that matter rather than solutions to imagined / first world problems. |
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By *andfCouple
over a year ago
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I take it 'white' is not a colour.
In physics, a color is visible light with a specific wavelength. Black and white are not colors because they do not have specific wavelengths. Instead, white light contains all wavelengths of visible light. Black, on the other hand, is the absence of visible light.
Black and white are not colours? Jeez! What are you smoking? |
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"I take it 'white' is not a colour.
In physics, a color is visible light with a specific wavelength. Black and white are not colors because they do not have specific wavelengths. Instead, white light contains all wavelengths of visible light. Black, on the other hand, is the absence of visible light.
Black and white are not colours? Jeez! What are you smoking?"
I guess you also haven't heard that Brazil nuts aren't nuts |
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"I take it 'white' is not a colour.
In physics, a color is visible light with a specific wavelength. Black and white are not colors because they do not have specific wavelengths. Instead, white light contains all wavelengths of visible light. Black, on the other hand, is the absence of visible light.
Black and white are not colours? Jeez! What are you smoking?"
In physics they aren't.
Are black and white in a rainbow? No. Only the actual colours of light are there. |
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By *andfCouple
over a year ago
Bexley |
I take it 'white' is not a colour.
In physics, a color is visible light with a specific wavelength. Black and white are not colors because they do not have specific wavelengths. Instead, white light contains all wavelengths of visible light. Black, on the other hand, is the absence of visible light.
Black and white are not colours? Jeez! What are you smoking?
In physics they aren't.
Are black and white in a rainbow? No. Only the actual colours of light are there.
I blame Google! |
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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago
Cambridge |
"I take it 'white' is not a colour.
In physics, a color is visible light with a specific wavelength. Black and white are not colors because they do not have specific wavelengths. Instead, white light contains all wavelengths of visible light. Black, on the other hand, is the absence of visible light.
Black and white are not colours? Jeez! What are you smoking?
I guess you also haven't heard that Brazil nuts aren't nuts "
Apparently the tree that makes brazil nuts (the Brazil tree?) can't be cultivated, so all the Brazil nuts you have ever had have come from wild trees. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I think White is offensive.
How so?
Use the term people want to be referred to as. I never stop laughing at the unending stupidity when a white person complains "political correctness". I know tons of black people who don't like being called colored. You dont have ownership over their bodies therefore they don't have to tolerate any term you give them just because you're horny but lack social skills. That is u less of course you find someone who doesn't mind being called coloured. Until then, good luck I guess."
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I think White is offensive.
How so?
Use the term people want to be referred to as. I never stop laughing at the unending stupidity when a white person complains "political correctness". I know tons of black people who don't like being called colored. You dont have ownership over their bodies therefore they don't have to tolerate any term you give them just because you're horny but lack social skills. That is u less of course you find someone who doesn't mind being called coloured. Until then, good luck I guess."
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Ask them in the same way you'd ask anyone else? The only thing you should be cautious of in my opinion and this applies across the board regardless of ethnicity is that you're just mindful of diversity in the sense that you need to avoid any potential derogatory terms otherwise you can come across as arrogant. It's a multicultural society we live in it should be second nature. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"We live in an age where anyone can be offended by anything if they so choose.
No, it's just the inevitable result of getting old. Learning new things takes too much effort, so it's easier to pretend everyone else (including those perky youths) have just gone mad.
Yup, that's why we prefer to focus on learning things that matter rather than solutions to imagined / first world problems."
You understand that's in no way different to what I described, right? |
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"i normally find that "hello" is a radical start.......
but on the finding a black couple to play with.. i tend to find asking for a "black couple" helps......."
Indeed very radical for those who are beyond approaching someone. Very radical indeed for those who simply want to sit and watch the messages roll in.
Life could be so much easier.
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By (user no longer on site)
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The trouble with all this is that certain people keep moving the goalposts. First it was black until someone got offended so it was coloured untill agsin that was deemed offensive and so it goes on and on.
So far we have had black, brown, halfcaste, mixed race, bi-racial, coloured, ethnic minorities (even though white people are by far the most minority colour on the planet), people of colour etc etc etc etc and so it goes on and on and on. Race rustlers moving the goalposts to keep the race industry going. Oh and btw if we are being petty there are no white people in the world just shades of pink. Personally I dont give a shit what colour im called as there are more important things to worry about. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"We’re just normal people, not aliens. There isn’t some secret magical rule to meet “people of colour”. Talk to us like you would anyone else. This is the dumbest thing I’ve ever read "
But this is the issue my thread raised the other day. Alot of people here on Fab genuinely lack maturity. An extraordinary number actually. People somehow think that because its a sex site then it means they have to lose of decorum and convention. Even if you do have a strong preference for "coloured" couples...why refer to them as such? I have a strong preference for women with large asses...I dont run around messaging girls with shit like "PAWG" or "fat booty" in the title or message...  |
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By *abioMan
over a year ago
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"i normally find that "hello" is a radical start.......
but on the finding a black couple to play with.. i tend to find asking for a "black couple" helps.......
Indeed very radical for those who are beyond approaching someone. Very radical indeed for those who simply want to sit and watch the messages roll in.
Life could be so much easier.
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the problem is that some people "overthink" every situation... and then need to give a thesis lecturing people on how and what should happen.....
sometimes a lot can be said for good old common sense.... |
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"Talking of goal posts? The posts started shifting a long time ago.
I'm afraid they are not settling anytime soon. We just have to make the most of it now. Let's be civil. We'll get there."
I totally agree, the goalposts have been constantly moving for 50 years and tbh 'white people' are scared to say anything anymore because whatever they say its going to upset some intolerant liberal. |
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By *abioMan
over a year ago
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"Talking of goal posts? The posts started shifting a long time ago.
I'm afraid they are not settling anytime soon. We just have to make the most of it now. Let's be civil. We'll get there.
I totally agree, the goalposts have been constantly moving for 50 years and tbh 'white people' are scared to say anything anymore because whatever they say its going to upset some intolerant liberal."
i wouldn't say "intolerant liberal" buy why would you think the language of 50 years ago, since you used that example, should be acceptable today?
its a genuine question? |
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"I wouldn't say "intolerant liberal" buy why would you think the language of 50 years ago, since you used that example, should be acceptable today?
its a genuine question?"
Its changed probably 5 times over the last 10 years. |
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By *abioMan
over a year ago
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"I wouldn't say "intolerant liberal" buy why would you think the language of 50 years ago, since you used that example, should be acceptable today?
its a genuine question?
Its changed probably 5 times over the last 10 years. "
is that a bad thing?
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By *100Man
over a year ago
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I normally like to ask for a white guy on a Friday because I know he'll only have a little cock then a black guy on a Saturday for a full big horse size cock to make me feel alive again but I have to have the little white guy first or the black guy will split me in two is that wrong or politically incorect |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The OP is merely looking for a preference, no one would blink an eye if they wanted a blonde or a redhead!
So if we were looking to fulfil the GF's fantasy of having an Usher lookalike, do we ask for black (which he's not really) half-caste (which was an acceptable term during my school years) or is it now IC3?! "
Usher has always been black, so any lookalike would also need to be black, not sure why you anything would think he isn't, both his parents are black. Half-Caste i don't find offensive at all because I'm half white and half black a d half English half Jamaican so it's what I am, but i can see why people who aren't straight half and half mixed raced would find it offensive, because its not what they are. |
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"I wouldn't say "intolerant liberal" buy why would you think the language of 50 years ago, since you used that example, should be acceptable today?
its a genuine question?
Its changed probably 5 times over the last 10 years.
is that a bad thing?
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George Orwell seemed to think it was. |
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"Talking of goal posts? The posts started shifting a long time ago.
I'm afraid they are not settling anytime soon. We just have to make the most of it now. Let's be civil. We'll get there.
I totally agree, the goalposts have been constantly moving for 50 years and tbh 'white people' are scared to say anything anymore because whatever they say its going to upset some intolerant liberal."
Intolerant liberal is an oxymoron. Liberals don't police language. |
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"It's no big deal, simply use the ethnicity filter, browse merrily away, and when you find someone suitable, simply introduce yourself and see where it leads you.
I'm not sure what black folks in the UK think of the term "people of colour". I, for one don't think you were being pejorative - and know it's a phrase in common use over in the USA.
You're right, "people of colour" is considered an acceptable term in the USA (and I thought here as well, but I could be wrong?) But "colored" (as the OP used in this thread title) is generally considered to be an old fashioned, offensive term.
Don't you just love how two white males are now experts on what the accepted terminologys are "
Well rather than being sarcastic why not enlighten them/us on current accepted terminology, it seems to change like the wind. |
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I think what people often forget is some people don't understand what is considered racial anymore. I only found out 2 years ago that calling someone coloured was offensive. |
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"I wouldn't say "intolerant liberal" buy why would you think the language of 50 years ago, since you used that example, should be acceptable today?
its a genuine question?
Its changed probably 5 times over the last 10 years.
is that a bad thing?
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Not just bad but absolutely ridiculous. |
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Intolerant liberal is an oxymoron. Liberals don't police language. "
Liberals are the most intolerant people on earth. They shut down free speech at every turn. They are only tolerant if you agree with everything they say. |
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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago
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"I wouldn't say "intolerant liberal" buy why would you think the language of 50 years ago, since you used that example, should be acceptable today?
its a genuine question?
Its changed probably 5 times over the last 10 years. "
Can you name us 2 of those 5 terms that were acceptable in the last 10 years that are no longer acceptable? |
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The OP wants to have a good time with people who aren't white skinned. Fair enough. It isn't racist in my humble opinion to call someone coloured. I come from Asia too. So, I think being politically correct is becoming more important than the intention which is a shame. |
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Intolerant liberal is an oxymoron. Liberals don't police language.
Liberals are the most intolerant people on earth. They shut down free speech at every turn. They are only tolerant if you agree with everything they say."
You clearly don't understand what a liberal is
You're probably confusing them with lefists. I know they both start with 'l' but that's about all they have in common. |
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I can't be arsed to read the thread but I'm sure it's full of loads of people having a go at the OP for asking a question
You can choose what "Ethnic Groups" you want to meet in the search function.
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Intolerant liberal is an oxymoron. Liberals don't police language.
Liberals are the most intolerant people on earth. They shut down free speech at every turn. They are only tolerant if you agree with everything they say."
Oh, if we could only harness the power of people whining about the imagined impingement on their free speech. |
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Did anyone actually say that people who use the term "coloured" are racist?
I don't like being called "coloured" but wouldn't then assume the person is racist |
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"Talking of goal posts? The posts started shifting a long time ago.
I'm afraid they are not settling anytime soon. We just have to make the most of it now. Let's be civil. We'll get there.
I totally agree, the goalposts have been constantly moving for 50 years and tbh 'white people' are scared to say anything anymore because whatever they say its going to upset some intolerant liberal."
"Intolerant liberal" ?
Once upon a time it was 'acceptable' to refer to black people as n*ggers, are being intolerant liberals by being offended by that term as well or? |
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My legs are purple/blue from dye in my new jeans
Does that count?
Rest of me is shades of chocolate bars . Milky bar legs, caramac face and my arms ummm caramac and milky bar mixed.
Though you need to move on a bit with your language, I thought it was Alf Garnett at first.
"How do we go about asking to meet couples of Colour about meeting without it coming across all racist? X
Probably don't call them coloured for a start?"
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What I can never understood is when you see these racist marches on the news. It's always summer and the idiots are all walking around with tops off trying to get a tan ! |
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"It's no big deal, simply use the ethnicity filter, browse merrily away, and when you find someone suitable, simply introduce yourself and see where it leads you.
I'm not sure what black folks in the UK think of the term "people of colour". I, for one don't think you were being pejorative - and know it's a phrase in common use over in the USA.
You're right, "people of colour" is considered an acceptable term in the USA (and I thought here as well, but I could be wrong?) But "colored" (as the OP used in this thread title) is generally considered to be an old fashioned, offensive term."
it was an acceptable term at one time when i was in junior school one of my best mates was black and the kids kept calling her black and her mum came down the school shutting at all the kids holding something black next to her asking if she was that colour...we was taught that coloured was the correct term and unless u have been correct at sometime that what u was taught was wrong u will just keep doing it |
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