Has nobody told Tymon, he's white and can't really use that card.
Did you enjoy the series, how'd they compare to the books?I've taken prime free for a month just so I can see if Bosch is any good.
Love the books.
Did you enjoy the series, how'd they compare to the books?
White man with white sounding name, takes swing at man without white sounding name, that has to be enough surely?I wonder in what way he considers it "racist".![]()
Running low on funds? need to fund a holiday?It was only a matter of time,
Wasn't it reported that part of Clarkson's tantrum included calling his producer a "lazy Irish c***"?

White man with white sounding name, takes swing at man without white sounding name, that has to be enough surely?
Running low on funds? need to fund a holiday?

What has the color of his skin got to do with it?
About as much as the fact he's Irish. So what does has his country of birth have to do with it?
Really should stop digging
You made a statement that he could not make a claim of racism because he was white which is a load of old tosh
If during the assault, as has been alleged, Clarkson made reference to Tymon's race, nationality (including citizenship) or ethnic or national origin then it would make it a racialy aggravated assault
Yeah that's what I meantNon English sounding I'll give you![]()
Really should stop digging
You made a statement that he could not make a claim of racism because he was white which is a load of old tosh
If during the assault, as has been alleged, Clarkson made reference to Tymon's race, nationality (including citizenship) or ethnic or national origin then it would make it a racialy aggravated assault
I doubt he was assaulted because he was Irish, so don't see how it could be racial.
What about all those people who called Americans dumb and stupid in the gun thread, isn't that a bit racist?
Racism is generally ethnicity related. The fact that somebody calls you a name should NEVER be deemed racist. Who says the fact he was called a lazy Irish c*** is racist. It may be the truth. He may be lazy, he is Irish and he may be a c***.
http://www.cps.gov.uk/legal/p_to_r/racist_and_religious_crime/Crime and Disorder Act 1998 (as amended)
This Act came into force on 30 September 1998 and created a number of specific offences of racially aggravated crime, based on offences of wounding, assault, damage, harassment and threatening/abusive behaviour. Monitoring had indicated that these types of crime were those most commonly experienced by victims of racial violence or harassment.
The Act was amended by the Anti-terrorism Crime and Security Act 2001, which came into effect on 14 December 2001. It extended the scope of the Crime and Disorder Act by creating new specific religiously aggravated offences and applying the same sentencing duty to all other offences where there is evidence of religious aggravation.
The Act was amended further by the Protection of Freedoms Act 2012, which came into effect on 25 November 2012. It created new specific offences of stalking and it also created racially and religiously aggravated versions of these offences.
The legislation provides definitions of racial groups and religious groups in the following terms:
"A racial group means a group of persons defined by reference to race, colour, nationality (including citizenship) or ethnic or national origins." The definition is wide and victims may come within the definition under more than one of the references. Gypsies and some travellers, refugees or asylum seekers or others from less visible minorities would be included within this definition
You might have a point that the 'racist' card is overused. But you'd be an idiot to try to pretend Clarkson isn't a racist and the word he allegedly used, which I don't, but it rhymes with punt.Maybe so, but the fact Irish was used should not be classed as racism. As I said before, this is why racism is such a big problem. The term is thrown around far to loosely. Just like paedophile.
I don't even think it'll get so far as settling.
Its not usual to punch them in the face eitherdidnt tymon say after the incident " I still consider jeremy a friend and don't bear him any ill will " or words to that effect - its generally not usual to sue your friends is it ?
The Irish Top Gear producer punched by Jeremy Clarkson is suing the presenter and the BBC for racial discrimination
If you want to avoid being accused of racism, don't mention someones nationality when assaulting them.
It's not difficult.
It's a bit pathetic tbh.
A grown man attacked someone after a few pints during an argument over some food. The "pathetic" horse bolted a long time ago.![]()
How can he sue Clarkson for discrimination, did he check all the production team for an Irishman then punch him ?
If it was anything it should be assault/abuse & a Police matter ...