This.
And people would still take offensive if you called them ginger even if they wasnt ;)x
imgay lol
It's still wrong... ;)
It's like using the N word because its something offensive!
why would you not say it irl
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This.
And people would still take offensive if you called them ginger even if they wasnt ;)x
imgay lol
It's still wrong... ;)
It's like using the N word because its something offensive!
why would you not say it irl
cos its rude. i have a large gay following to keep in check on habbo
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Can't say I thought I'd see the day when I'd agree with Mr. Gove.
Although, that being said, I'm not entirely sure what he's trying to achieve, it's not as if kids will be going "I best not say gay as an insult, because the Education Secretary said so!"
If kids used gay as an insult in my classroom, I'd tell them off.
I agree with Marketing 100%.
It's like with hate crime - it's not any worse than normal crime. Somebody being whacked over the back of the head for being gay is just as bad as somebody being whacked over the head for wearing brown shoes and yellow trousers or for the nice new iPhone they are listening to music on.
The same can be said for insults in the playground. On a more general note though, I would also add that these days schools and teachers seem to struggle (or simply dont want to realise) the large difference between actual bullying and banter... especially when it comes to those with 'special needs' who are treated like glass.