Which is great, but unfortunately you are in the minority. Most see the former as a bragging right and the latter as a form of slander.
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The Chants Against Foden's Mum
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gordondaviesmoustache
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I accept I’m in a minority, but I’m a long way from being an outlier.Which is great, but unfortunately you are in the minority. Most see the former as a bragging right and the latter as a form of slander.
Is it? I thought it was ‘your wife is a slag’The Vardy one is different, its not bad.
"Jamie Vardy, your wife is a grass" which refers to the Wagatha Christie trial.
CambridgeExileBlue
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I have no idea but is there any reason to pick on Phil for this rather pathetic chant?
Nope, it was definitely “grass”.Is it? I thought it was ‘your wife is a slag’
gordondaviesmoustache
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Presumably because Phil’s mother isn’t subservient. The type of people who chant something like that about someone’s mother expect women to be compliant. And are insecure cunts.I have no idea but is there any reason to pick on Phil for this rather pathetic chant?
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Fuck me., we've had songs about Giggs having aids, Wenger being a peado and sun jihai bumming posh spice as she takes it up the arse, nothing here to get precious about
Not according to case law, for example if you have a policy that favours working households it is unlawful according to the High Court, and non-working households are more likely to be single mothers, so was found to be indirect discrimination against women, children and disabled people as well.Generally isn’t exclusively.
‘Based’ plainly connotes exclusivity.
There are lots of the above in working households cohorts. There are lots of similar judgements handed down from the High and Supreme Court to back it up.
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gordondaviesmoustache
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Is that somehow better?Nope, it was definitely “grass”.
Superace
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Nope it definitely wasn't.Is it? I thought it was ‘your wife is a slag’
Yes, clearly. Because there’s a bit of context to that with Rebecca Vardy. What is the context for Foden’s mum being a slag? Just that she’s a bit of a feisty, working class woman?Is that somehow better?
Superace
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Jesus if you can't see the difference.Is that somehow better?
gordondaviesmoustache
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That is a non-sequitur to your assertion that it is gender based abuse.Not according to case law, for example if you have a policy that favours working households it is unlawful according to the High Court, and non-working households are more likely to be single mothers, so was found to be indirect discrimination against women, children and disabled people as well.
There are lots of the above in working households cohorts. There are lots of similar judgements handed down from the High and Supreme Court to back it up.
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Do you think promiscuous women are slags?
gordondaviesmoustache
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I get your perspective, but mine was founded on ignoring the thoughts of horrible cunts who say either of those things. They are both objectively unkind.Yes, clearly. Because there’s a bit of context to that with Rebecca Vardy. What is the context for Foden’s mum being a slag? Just that she’s a bit of a feisty, working class woman?
Are you equating being called a grass to being called a slag?Is that somehow better?
A grass is literally as per definition to "inform the police of someone's criminal activities or plans."
Not the same as saying a thousand men have battered your minge.
gordondaviesmoustache
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You think a woman being promiscuous is worse than someone betraying their friends?Are you equating being called a grass to being called a slag?
A grass is literally as per definition to "inform the police of someone's criminal activities or plans."
Not the same as saying a thousand men have battered your minge.
Because if you do, you’re fucked in the head.
I was pointing out that under equality legislation and the PSED if you are disproportionately affecting a cohort it is discrimination, it doesn't have to be exclusively affecting them.That is a non-sequitur to your assertion that it is gender based abuse.
Do you think promiscuous women are slags?
If a term that is used the vast majority of time as an insult to women is used against a woman in that way, there is no way it isn't discrimination on grounds of gender to a reasonable man in 2025 the way the legislation has been applied and tested.
Took my nephew to that Stoke game for his first away, he went home singing that song, his dad loved it his mum not so much, he'd of been about 9! He is City mad now. Job done.Stoke away. 0-0 draw. A week later we dicked United 4-1. Surprised I’m not on that video as that chant was everywhere that day!
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How have you misconstrued the argument, both are not nice BUT one is a vulgar insult to say and the other is not.You think a woman being promiscuous is worse than someone betraying their friends?
Because if you do, you’re fucked in the head.