Originally Posted by
Dorcus
I think if you could only think like your average Gammon, who's not really the sharpest knife in the drawer, you would come to realise that the last vestige of his dignity lies in believing he's not the lowest of the low. It's a massive comfort to our friend to firmly believe the black man is bolstering his crumbling status in the world. As long as he believes he's better than a black man then our poor Gammon can sleep at night.
If anything happens which will begin to undermine his secure belief then our Gammon's life becomes problematic.Then there's the fear for his job because he knows he's two a penny and highly expendable. Oh and there's also the ever present insecurity of the perceived genital imbalance he has to contend with as he carefully guards his womenfolk from the charms of the savages. Poor fellow, why should black lives ever matter to him?
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