A leopard can't change its spots.

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Many people are in denial of their inherent racism. They are easily spotted. They will start off by saying something like " I'm not a racist BUT.......

... I like fried chicken and watermelon."

Want to rethink your 'qualifiers' for deciding someone else's "inherent racism"?

No.

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The British National Party, a Party of the far-right, in response to the charge levelled at it that it is a racist organisation, has denied that it is . However, if it had made any progress in convincing people it isn't , then its support for the woman facing charges of racial harassment must put it a few steps backwards:

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/cri...53989.html

Here is an interesting history of golliwogs:

http://www.golliwogg.co.uk/racism.htm

It really baffles me why people try to deny what they are.
Like, I'm not accusing the BNP of racism, I do not know their policies and standings about immigrants, muslims and etc.
However, if you are racist, I don't see a point in denying it.

Many people are in denial of their inherent racism. They are easily spotted. They will start off by saying something like " I'm not a racist BUT....... " and then go on to expound racist attitudes.

And?
It's not like you can report anyone for racism, yeah?
I probably wouldn't even care.
It's sometimes even funny, well, most of the times it's verbal.

For your information, here is an example of the BNP and its racist ideology from an incident in 2009.

http://rupahuq.wordpress.com/2009/08/25/...-festival/

Again for your information and as happened with the thread subject case, in my country it is against the law to racially abuse people.
You're Turkish I think. Were you living and working in the UK it is not altogether unlikely that you would suffer some form of racial harassment. You might not find it so funny if it happened to you.

I lived in Germany, and had, except for one case, very minor confrontations with neo-nazis.
At one point, they seemed more friendly to me than my own countrymen there. However, these were generally youngsters, and were not very bright-they were in for the thrill, and had no real sense of what they were really doing. They had no ideology, nor any kind of what they wanted to do once they cleared out the minorities.
They lacked a vision, and that's why I didn't take them serious.