marine1
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What a load of bullocks, it wasn't being used in a bad way, these men need to bond as they are in an wartime army, the same happens in rugby teams etc
If it wasn't royalty involved this tape would never have surfaced...
The name has been around since the 1970's when the only people to be seen sweeping and cleaning the hallways, corners, nooks and crannies of Heathrow Airport were "Pakis"
The name has been around since the 1970's when the only people to be seen sweeping and cleaning the hallways, corners, nooks and crannies of Heathrow Airport were "Pakis"
So has the word K*ff**, you know, when the only people to be seen sweeping and cleaning the hallways, corners, nooks and crannies of Jan Smuts Airport were black.
Paki (plural Pakis)
1. (UK, Canada, offensive, racial slur) A Pakistani, or, more generally and incorrectly used, a person who is perceived to be from South Asian or the Indian Subcontinent origin which is still considered offensive.
Pakis
1. (Australia) The Pakistan cricket team. A friendly diminutive without any of the derogatory or racist overtones of Paki in British usage.
2. Plural form of Paki.
It's like them calling us Saffers.
There is nothing wrong with it. People are just to touchy![]()
people need to consider the context under which the words were used .... i mean I have friends, who say for example is a black guy and will in discussion refer to another black guy as a darkie, or a coloured guy who will refer to another coloured guy as a bushy or a white guy who will refer to another white guy as a whitey and a indian guy who will refer to another indian guy as a charo ...
Clearly you have never been to the UK
Like we refer to the take away shop here in SA as a Greek cafè or Porra Cafè. They refer to the Shops as Paki's shop. Nothing wrong with it. Durbanite, Charro, Boertjie, Darkie. All just names, no meaning to it.... People should leave their pettyness ...