Racially charged restaurant argument

Brown guy calling a Brown Pakistani Paki isnt racist...calling a Brown Indian Paki is insulting given the two nations history.
 
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Phones with video capabilities have been around for 10-plus years, but apparently people still haven't learned their embarrassing, classless public behaviour will almost certainly be recorded and posted everywhere on social media for the world to see.
 
Don't see the issue. Isn't the point of having police so they can investigate if a crime occurred?
 
It’s not a hate crime. It is racist, but I don’t see a hate crime. I see a racially charged dispute.

Now a discrimination case can be made because it was a business refusing service based on race but again, not a criminal offence of a hate crime.
 
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It’s not a hate crime. It is racist, but I don’t see a hate crime. I see a racially charged dispute.

Now a discrimination case can be made because it was a business refusing service based on race but again, not a criminal offence of a hate crime.

I was going to post, but you covered both bases I wanted to cover, so I'll just highlight your post instead!
 
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It’s not a hate crime. It is racist, but I don’t see a hate crime. I see a racially charged dispute.

Now a discrimination case can be made because it was a business refusing service based on race but again, not a criminal offence of a hate crime.
That just it. For it to be "racist", an actual race must be involved. Here, we have an individual of South Asia extraction engaged with another South Asian using an epithet that's based on nationality, not race. That's why I posted it- I found the reaction interesting. The mod changed the title, however.
 
I wonder why it started in the first place...like, he just didn't jump up and go off for no reason...the restaurant guy seemed pretty angry at something.
 
Obviously, that guy needs to stay out of the kitchen if he can't take the heat.