Henry (Part 3)

[Bandaids]

If Henry did, I’d be a friend and help him out

[User72263328]

She does seem to get herself involved with some unsavoury looking characters !

[Lazurus_aka_Virgil]

always as for as long as shes been on the project , name changes appartment changes , what next plastic surgery to the face and privates then she will come back on vhtv as a HE ???

[User72263328]

Heaven forbid !! I like her just the way she looks now (well, without the tats would be better, but that’s just IMO).
Couldn’t have been a full on bust up… all the furniture is still in one piece.

[Kade181727]

I wish at the time with Damon who was messing around with Trisha’s credit-card and her passport, it would have come out what he was doing, which resulted in leaving and entering the apartment through the window.

Wouldn’t be surprised if there was alink to the events of tonight.

[Lazurus_aka_Virgil]

well she is now hiding in the dark in her place with a dopey looking character

[John78]

I can tell you exactly why that guy went ballistic and that might explain the lack of reaction from the males there. She addressed him with a very derogatory word. To make it a little bit more clear, there is a similar word in England when referring to Pakistani people. Still very weird that Klaus instead of defending her in any way, tried to tell the guy to ignore her because she’s crazy.

[Lazurus_aka_Virgil]

i would advise you to edit that country out of your comment m8 . its against the rules the one where yousaid is nationality

[Lazurus_aka_Virgil]

reputation in his country

[Lazurus_aka_Virgil]

not sure how much wieght you can put on this as i dont speak there lingo , but @John78 said trisha called that guy a vulgar word and thats why he reacted

[Justice57844]

Was it a vulgar word to designate people from Caucasus ?

[Lazurus_aka_Virgil]

abbreviation of pakistan

[John78]

No, i only used the Pakistan example to help you understand better. The word Trisha said is indeed used to designate people from Caucasus. I am sure it doesn’t say or mean anything to you but i can tell the word. It is “хачи” if you want to look it up

[Lazurus_aka_Virgil]

MY BAD oh well live and learn

[Kade181727]

Now don’t get me wrong, but if I was Klaus, my girl calls him a swearword, would I just let the man do what he wants like " yeah, go ahead, what she said was indecent?

No, I would either interfere with the guy and try to tell him, she didn’t mean it that way, or I would interfere with my girl, and apologize to the guy if deemed necessary.

But standing in the doorframe and waiting for the developments is not what I consider the “right way”.

In addition, If I had been Henry, some stranger guy comes into my house with three more, and starts to agress my guests…wait a minute, I would have called the Police, or would have tried to kick his ass or have died.

Henry played a very weak role in my eyes.

And yes,. I know, it’s easy to say, when you’re not in the situation, but what I wrote is what I think now. Just my opinion

[Justice57844]

@John78

No, i only used the Pakistan example to help you understand better. The word Trisha said is indeed used to designate people from Caucasus. I am sure it doesn’t say or mean anything to you but i can tell the word. It is “хачи” if you want to look it up

Хач

from Russian wikipedia using Google translate

Khach ”, “ khachik ” [1] , less often “ khachapuri ” [2] - ethno-folism (ethnic nickname) [3] , racist [4] , disparaging, derogatory designation for a representative of the peoples of the Caucasus [5] [6] or any person perceived as having a “southern”, “Caucasian” “phenotype” [1] , one of the terms of hate speech [7] . In stereotypical images, they are Caucasians who speak Russian poorly and do not behave according to local “concepts” [8] . More often than not in the “ Jewish Freemasons ”, the masses see them as the main source of current and future threats [4] . Comes from the common Armenian name Khach [1] .

The use of the word “khachik” to generically name an Armenian is similar to the use of the name “ Ivan ” to name any Russian [1] .

As in a number of other cultures, in Russia the sk__ls of racist thinking are enshrined in the language, expressed in derogatory terms or terms used as such: “Chukchi”, “Nanai”, “ churki ”, “narrow-eyed”, “khachiki” - everyone who falls under the “non-Russian” category. In the 1980-1990s, “Jews” and “ liquids ” were replaced as the main threats in the mass consciousness by “ persons of Caucasian nationality ”, also known as “ blacks ”, “black-assed” [4] . N.A. Mitrokhin wrote in 2003 that the new “enemies” for Russian nationalists were “strangers, recent newcomers to the streets of their native cities, who speak Russian poorly and do not behave according to “concepts” (that is, “our” code of laws ), - “blacks”, “churkas”, “chuchmeks”, “khachiks” and others like them” [8] .

The semantic content of the statement “ Russia for Russians !” - for Russians, and not for “khachis”, not for representatives of national minorities - indicate that this slogan is aimed at discriminating against people based on their nationality [6] .

The word “khachik” can be used in fiction and journalistic literature without any expressed negative intention. The word “khach”, on the contrary, is associated with a wide range of negative emotions, primarily with a negative emotional assessment of people from the Caucasus and Central Asia, attributing reprehensible actions to them [1] . “Khach,” especially as a prefixoid, can be a symbol of everything base and uncultured [9] .

As of 2005, bureaucratic language used the more neutral, but also scientifically incorrect, term “ persons of Caucasian nationality ” [10] .

An artistic description of the cultural problems of migration is contained, in particular, in the 2014 play “Khach” by U. B. Gitsareva. The work recreates a vivid picture of the geographical, social and psychological alienation of people who were f___ed to leave their homeland in search of a better life, but who received in the new country only “an acute feeling of abandonment, oblivion, outcast, territorial and cultural marginality.” The author conveys the tragedy of the situation of an ethnic migrant, considered as a “third-class person” [11] .

[Lazurus_aka_Virgil]

hey m8 . dont make me out to be the instagator in all this drama in the forum , personally i couldnt give a s__t about what happened except that dorky looking fuka fronting upto a woman like a big man , thats what offence i took to , all the rest of what happened i just say s__t happens , get overr it

[Justice57844]

@Kade181727

In addition, If I had been Henry, some stranger guy comes into my house with three more, and starts to agress my guests…wait a minute, I would have called the Police, or would have tried to kick his ass or have died.

Imagine you invite a black guest and one of your guests call him “fucking nigger” , how would you expect him to react ?

[Lazurus_aka_Virgil]

in the uk its accepted as the norm , you get more ostricised for calling someone coloured more than you would for calling him the N word , ive had to live with it all my life and ive been called the N word by police by women and kids , none of it bothers me , it seems to bother others more than myself