@City1stThis fan is no less of a fan than you. I have watched all home games this season AND been to 2 away games. Why does that make me any less of a fan than you just because we have different views?@BWWell firstly, I am not a racist. A racist is somebody that discriminates against people, treating them differently because of their religion, skin colour or nationality. I do not do that.Secondly, I think that its a good idea. In the pub I drink in, there is people from all walks of life. There is banter amongst everybody and yet when we leave we shake everybodies hands once we leave. There is/should be* no difference with me calling somebody a scottish <insert insult> or a black <insert insult> Both are deemed to be racist, but how many people would blink twice at the first one? Very little.You know what I found after the incident? That nobody cared. The only people that caused a scene about it was fellow Norwich fans being keyboard warriors. All of which were white Norwich fans. Not had one black person try and confront me. The majority of people are too politically correct, to me and to many people I know its stating the obvious. If somebody called you a white <insert insult> would you be bothered? I would just laugh. Just because its a white man saying it to a black man thats wrong? What about when all a black man says it to a white man? Thats right, nobody cares. What about when a black man says to another black man the word which some moron on here described as the ''N'' bomb, is that not racist then?Ask yourself, all ''racism'' should be treated the same, but is it? You know what the answer is.I dont dislike anybody, I just say it how it is.
