Please read.

[dubway]

Most of the kiwi's I've met up with in Brighton have been well sound though, so let's not damn em all ay.

Shame it had to come to this, but hey ho...shouldn't offend a good host like Mr Dubway and his guests

they didn't offend me.. but they purposely offended a lot forum members.

[hi-def]

Glad to see the back off WB. I agree with TRIAC: discrimination or offensive posts on any grounds should be dealt with. I'm sure we are all aware of the often overt homophobia within the reggae/dancehall scene. I am not gay myself but I would feel very uneasy if homophobic sentiments were tolerated within the dubstep scene.

[auralassassin]

I'm all about freedom of speech in a public forum. This is, however, a piece of private property. They can set their own rules and regulations for use.

The joke that was told wasn't readily understood by most involved--but it was pretty obvious immediately that it wasn't meant in a negative way. I just don't see what it has to do with Dubstep.

I'm pretty anti-phobia's, if you know what I mean. The only racial slurs that come out of my mouth are often about my own race, jokingly calling my black friends cracker or some shit. You really have to know the people you are talking to before you can come out and say something like that, without seriously offending someone. And never on a public forum.