TonyV
Senior Member
I haven't felt the temptation to put a paper bag over my head as I walk around town, just yet.
Lying. Lying my @ss off.
Lying. Lying my @ss off.
How can anyone possibly believe that Doug Ford is ignorant of what everyone else has known for years."I didn't realize it was derogatory" sums up so much about the Fords.
How can anyone possibly believe that Doug Ford is ignorant of what everyone else has known for years.
Really Doug Ford ... telling lies to cover-up a bigoted comment? Shame.
Doug Ford referred to Rob's wife as "the Polack" not a Polack which suggests the possibility that this is a nickname accepted within the Ford family including Renata. I have 2 instances in my extended family of people being called nicknames of an ethnic nature that probably would be considered unacceptable epithets by outsiders.
The problem here may be that the Fords forgot that the listeners are not "insiders" in the Ford family and the word should not have been used on the air.
Just a thought.
I do wonder how it's all going to end up.
"I didn't realize it was derogatory" sums up so much about the Fords.
Doug Ford referred to Rob's wife as "the Polack" not a Polack which suggests the possibility that this is a nickname accepted within the Ford family including Renata. I have 2 instances in my extended family of people being called nicknames of an ethnic nature that probably would be considered unacceptable epithets by outsiders.
The problem here may be that the Fords forgot that the listeners are not "insiders" in the Ford family and the word should not have been used on the air.
Just a thought.
Anyone want to add anything?
many of my polish friends dont mind it, and sure like it more than being called a "Pole"
Gee, pardon my ignorance but i didnt know that calling a polish person a "Pollack" was any different than calling a canadian a "Canuck" or an american a "Yankee"or even a Australian/New Zealander a "Ozzie/Kiwi".......its the way people interpret it,
many of my polish friends dont mind it, and sure like it more than being called a "Pole"
Gee, pardon my ignorance but i didnt know that calling a polish person a "Pollack" was any different than calling a canadian a "Canuck" or an american a "Yankee"or even a Australian/New Zealander a "Ozzie/Kiwi".......its the way people interpret it