Hi Gut,
It could be used as both a white on black and black on black insult. I just assumed that there was a parallel with Lipski.
I wouldn't yell, "There's a fire over there!" rather I'd just yell "Fire!" I think one can assume his audience (if it wasn't Schwartz) would understand his meaning either way.
It could be used as both a white on black and black on black insult. I just assumed that there was a parallel with Lipski.
I wouldn't yell, "There's a fire over there!" rather I'd just yell "Fire!" I think one can assume his audience (if it wasn't Schwartz) would understand his meaning either way.
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