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Articles like this are useless unless they tell us what he said. If we don’t know what he said, how are we to judge if this is reasonable or not

They're generally not allowed to, because again context doesn't matter anymore due to the climate of fear due to the woke brigade.

Stuff 'em. Cavani said 'gracias negrito' to a friend congratulating him. In the context of his language, culture and just general circumstances, its a term of endearment.

This is NOT the same as Suarez, who used the same term in a totally different context.

The ban for Cavani is ludicrous.
 
Indeed as a Manchester United fan obviously i am a bit miffed but if you look at this as a case or alleged racism then its it completley crazy , this guy was his friend , this will happen to other players and people , this now is the current agenda and woe betide anybody thats says something that is on the limits of the new normal
 

Articles like this are useless unless they tell us what he said. If we don’t know what he said, how are we to judge if this is reasonable or not

The offending message was sent and appeared on Edinson Cavani's Instagram stories and it read, "Gracias negrito", along with a handshake emoji.

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"The message I posted after the game on Sunday was intended as an affectionate greeting to a friend, thanking him for his congratulations after the game," the Uruguayan said.

"The last thing I wanted to do was cause offence to anyone. I am completely opposed to racism and deleted the message as soon as it was explained that it can be interpreted differently."
 
“It is a term of endearment in Latin America,” Dr Sabatini tells i. “They also have other terms of endearment that are equally offensive. They’ll refer to a girl who is skinny as ‘the skinny one’ or even, la gordita, ‘little fat one’. That doesn’t make it any less offensive.
 


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