toys I agree if the OP was making a political statement but I am not going to die for his right to be offensive to gay people you can if you want. You dont have the right to be offensive
Can I come round your house and call your partner/loved ones names and then expect you to leap to my defence and witter on about my free speech as I call them names
I am not doing the no one has the right to be not offended debate again.
Yes this is a logical fallacy known as the “Slippery Slope Argument”. Zokes is not in your house is he? He is in public, and he isn’t naming names either. If you came round my house and insulted my wife I’d give you a wallop. Rights or not.
In reality its a pretty weak insult anyway. Lets face it given the way footballers dive and make a scene they seem to bring derision upon themselves, Zokes unfortunate use of language might be ill considered but if woofter by association with “gay” means wet/soft/pansy then it’s pretty spot on for footballers, just not so spot on for homosexuals. I’m no expert on the social distribution of pansyness but I know lots of straight people and lots of gay people, some of them are soft some are not, but there isn’t a correlation between softness and sexual preference, so it’s more inaccurate than offensive.
You dont have the right to be offensive
This is just pure misspeak. You have the right to say what you want, unfortunately offence might be a by product. So by inference you do have the right to be offensive. anyway offence isn’t actually something you can do, its something taken by the recipient. It is the recipients choice to be offended.