top | item 46068981 (no title) EliteGadget | 3 months ago Calling them travellers and/or gypsies (I know they are technically different groups of people but generally the terms are often used interchangeably) is not in itself a slur. discuss order hn newest cjs_ac|3 months ago It's not a slur, but naming them in an online discussion usually provokes an unproductive shitfight about whether they're as bad as their reputation. EliteGadget|3 months ago But almost anyone who lives in the UK would know who you were referring to. So you are just using a euphemism, which is arguably worse. TRiG_Ireland|3 months ago And ostentatiously not naming them has a similar effect. You could have just said "people".
cjs_ac|3 months ago It's not a slur, but naming them in an online discussion usually provokes an unproductive shitfight about whether they're as bad as their reputation. EliteGadget|3 months ago But almost anyone who lives in the UK would know who you were referring to. So you are just using a euphemism, which is arguably worse. TRiG_Ireland|3 months ago And ostentatiously not naming them has a similar effect. You could have just said "people".
EliteGadget|3 months ago But almost anyone who lives in the UK would know who you were referring to. So you are just using a euphemism, which is arguably worse.
TRiG_Ireland|3 months ago And ostentatiously not naming them has a similar effect. You could have just said "people".
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