Everyone knows exactly what he meant. I hope he is fined 100 million for wasting the courts time.

I don't think I could possibly give less of a fuck.

Musk won. The jury decided that calling someone is a paedo is just a playground insult and not an actual allegation of paedophilia.

>>20739
Go home, you paedo.

Elon Musk seems like the kind of man who harbours a fairly serious foot fetish.

>>20741
He's witnessed at least one prostitute die.

>>20739
One of the jurors, himself an attorney, said their reasoning was more that the Tweet didn't readily identify Unsworth as the subject.

>>20743
I prefer Musk's other defence.

https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=pedo%20guy

>>20745
Seems even more appropriate after the Cybertruck reveal.

>>20746
Looks like Brian got a contact high.

I've only just learned this was actually based on real life.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9uvJzr0zZvk

>>20767

Lots of the boondocks is like that


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LHI2bZ-Rbso


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n9WClv4U5B8

>>20795

>Lock-Up_ RAW Booty Warrior FLEECE JOHNSON

One of Samuel L. Jackson's illegitimate children?

This line gave me a giggle.

>Use of the N-word is highly contentious. Although widely used within the black community, especially rap and hip-hop culture, it is also considered unacceptable to be used by white people.

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/daniel-sturridge-sues-landlord-over-n-word-on-childs-netflix-account-69xv97h28

>>21523

>it is also considered unacceptable to be used by white people

Why does this need pointing out?

>>21523

From the few paragraphs I was able to read without being a subscriber it looks like he went through the owner's personal stuff and found offensive words. Sturridge is a money chaser, he recently got a global ban from professional football, which was reduced to 4 months, for telling a family member to bet on his transfer move. The deal with his new club (not the one he put money on) fell through and he's unlikely to see high level play again given his age, record as a better but lazier Balotelli and inability to follow the rules such as "no insider gambling." This is his last payout. He probably found the account marked "nigger" much earlier and didn't care until he needed a payout.

Was the landlord wrong to have an account marked nigger? No, it's his private stuff.

>>21734
It's mainly for the benefit of ignorant white people.

>>21735
Legally speaking, maybe it can be argued whether it was private but if you leave something in a house I'm renting - temporarily, it's my house - you best believe I'm eventually gonna rifle through it. Seriously rookie move from the landlord regardless of how much of a cunt this footballer might me.

>>21754

I absolutely agree, I was talking from a moral perspective rather than a legal one. The law can be silly sometimes, but absolutely dead on other times. I don't know enough about privacy laws to say in this case.

I know it's not analogous but if I dropped a locked diary on a bus, a stranger found it and cut it open to find my ramblings of "nigger nigger nigger" would it be prosecutable?

>>21755

You'd probably be wanted for questioning by your local plod, but as I understand it they'd have to make a case that you intended it to be "displayed, published, or distributed".

http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1986/64/section/23

>>21756

I suppose it comes down to the societal ruling on whether interacting with an (accidentally) unlocked social media account is the same as hacking open a physical private space then. This will be an interesting ruling. Unless they use "other evidence" to resolve the case.

>>21734

So in the fight against racism certain words can only be used by black people which is inherently racist.

>>22619
You seem like the type of person who argues that saying 'laplander' is no worse than saying 'Brit'.

>>22622

Perhaps connotations associated with words come from the actions of the people, objects or actions the word describes. If a word has negative connotations it is because it describes a group we perceive as negative and over time our associations with the group become associated with the word, you fucking Brit.

>>22622
I'd imagine in forever parts of the British empire the term brit has exactly the same meaning as the n word

>>22859

You don't have to go much further abroad than Scotland or Ireland to find that, neverleftthehomecountieslad.

>>22892
Scotland is not abroad, can'twinareferendumlad.

>>22893

It's still a different country so technically I'm right toothicktocheckthedictionarybeforefuckingpostinglad.

Nyaaaaaa

>>22904
It really isn't though. No seat at the UN or other significant intergovernmental bodies, no military or defence autonomy, no representation in international sport except those where the British are historically privileged. The list goes on, but I'm sure you're uninterested in dispelling the charade we play in Britain to appease those living in bygone centuries.

>>22906
M8 it's got a football team and is recognised by the ISO. If you're denying Scotland's status then I've got some mates from San Marino that'll be right pissed off at you.

Anyway just try spending a Scottish banknote down here and see how unified we really are.

>>22911
I don't remember seeing a Scottish football team when I last saw the Olympics and while the ISO might use the word country to describe Scotland at times it's conspicuously absent from their list of countries.

>>22915
> while the ISO might use the word country to describe Scotland at times it's conspicuously absent from their list of countries

Then google has misinformed me that the ISO had Scotland on their list of countries.

We'll have our independence and a united Ireland this decade lad. England's end is fucking nigh.

>>22921
We might not get rid of Boris Johnson this decade, much less Scotland.

>>22923
We might not get rid of Boris Johnson this Scotland?

>>22935

What comes first, a better Boris or a better Scotland?

>>22923
Boris will rule for a hundred years at this rate.

>>22980

He doesn't look like he'll survive the virus. Man has always looked like hayfever could do him in.

>>22980
Rishi will be PM before the end of the decade. Labour won't have had a leader that wasn't pale and male in the meantime.

>>22989

This isn't America, they'll never let a brown person run the country. Look what they did to Harry and Megan and she isn't really even proper brown at all....

</Letterbocks>

>>22990
Rishi seems like the right kind of brown person.

Brown, but not a religious fundamentalist.
Brown, but won't try and diddle your kids.
Brown, but won't mug you at knife point.
Brown, but not a drug dealer.

Socially acceptable brown. The kind you can have a pint and watch the sports with.

>>22992

But still brown. A colonial. Even if he is upper caste not-even-slightly-oppressed brown like Sadiq Khan, the Tories will never let a colonial rule over the colonisers.

>>22993

When people are worried about keeping the shops open, they want an Asian in charge.

>>22995

In charge of shops (and some restaurants) is one thing, lad. The whole country is quite another.