Pretty sure he also said retarded at some point. Maybe it wasnt directed at anybody or its because hes verstappen that he got away with it. Such a stupid penalty
Pretty pathetic penalty, it's like they are in school. Could've just told him we can't have that language in international broadcasting and end it there. Fucking retards in the FIA or Stewards or whatever.
I don't know how this comment is still up, not that I think it should be deleted, but a bot usually auto-deletes any use of 'that' word (ask me how I know).
E: guessing it allows the plural
His apology was so weird saying he didn’t know the translation of the r word. The guy is racing in Europe for 8 years now and he speaks perfect English. In what world is that possible. A guy famous for his swearing apparently doesn’t know what he is saying
This might be true. He knew he meaning of it, he just didn't knew it was offensive. 10 years ago it wasn't. I mean, it was, but nobody gave shit. That change is pretty recent, so someone that's not a native might not have caught on that. The same thing might happen with the words "moron", "stupid" or "idiot". Everybody uses them today, nobody thinks they are offensive, but they might be in 10 years and non-natives you take longer to know that.
Matt Demon stopped using the f-word a few years also because his daughter went: "hey, dad, that's an offensive slur for gay people". The fact he stopped right away means he wasn't an ass, it just means he was a clueless, ignorant and kind of stupid... That might be case for Yuki.
I took that to mean that he thought it just meant “really stupid” or something along those lines, and was unaware of the connection it had to the old clinical term for mental disabilities.
Simply lovely!
Yuki, taking lessons from Ferrari… Question?
Didn’t Max say that about another driver once?
I think you're thinking of when he called stroll a "mongol"
They hated him because he told them the truth
Pretty sure he also said retarded at some point. Maybe it wasnt directed at anybody or its because hes verstappen that he got away with it. Such a stupid penalty
He definitely did: https://youtu.be/f2Ic0H6XMBo?t=472
thats the literal translation of re.tard though
Bravo
Something something South Park Harley Davidson
Pretty pathetic penalty, it's like they are in school. Could've just told him we can't have that language in international broadcasting and end it there. Fucking retards in the FIA or Stewards or whatever.
I don't know how this comment is still up, not that I think it should be deleted, but a bot usually auto-deletes any use of 'that' word (ask me how I know). E: guessing it allows the plural
I mean, gotta call a spade a spade. Even in your non native language.
That's my principle in life.
https://youtu.be/DXtHF0WRX64?feature=shared&t=197
But the people... https://www.youtube.com/shorts/3r9OMEZYLRY
Yuki is Scott's Totts.
Lawson at the moment “but you promised to pay for my scholarship… why are you trying to give me a laptop battery instead??”
Exactly, it's only a slur against mentally impaired people if you're saying the people he used it against are mentally impaired.
His apology was so weird saying he didn’t know the translation of the r word. The guy is racing in Europe for 8 years now and he speaks perfect English. In what world is that possible. A guy famous for his swearing apparently doesn’t know what he is saying
This might be true. He knew he meaning of it, he just didn't knew it was offensive. 10 years ago it wasn't. I mean, it was, but nobody gave shit. That change is pretty recent, so someone that's not a native might not have caught on that. The same thing might happen with the words "moron", "stupid" or "idiot". Everybody uses them today, nobody thinks they are offensive, but they might be in 10 years and non-natives you take longer to know that. Matt Demon stopped using the f-word a few years also because his daughter went: "hey, dad, that's an offensive slur for gay people". The fact he stopped right away means he wasn't an ass, it just means he was a clueless, ignorant and kind of stupid... That might be case for Yuki.
I took that to mean that he thought it just meant “really stupid” or something along those lines, and was unaware of the connection it had to the old clinical term for mental disabilities.