What a wonderful word, racist.

Don't have a paddy, otherwise the sandal wearing ethnic skirt wearing thought police will send you for group therapy to calm your karma or whatever such nonsense they are perceived as doing.

Funny how colloquialisms have ancient origins that sneer at sections of a society, but calling someone racist for upholding local traditions, keeping heritage alive, blah blah is an opportunity to point and laugh at you. (I was delighted to see the term used not only in my native Derbyshire, but also used all the time when I was working in Dublin.)

I use the term paddy, always have, always will, up yours,

With affection.