Poirot is such a homophobe!
Or phobie de fagg0t as they say in Belgium. ;)
It's set in the mid-30s. At the time, it was believed to be a mental illness
shareThere is no homosexuality in the Poirot novels, and Poirot never says anything about it. Why they have chosen to drag it into the TV epIsodes I don't know.
shareThe OP is joking, or trying to.
When presented with a dinner made by Japp, Poirot explains to Japp he can't eat his fagg0ts becuase he has "phobie de faggỌt".
faggỌt of course referring to the British food made from cheap meat cuts, not the offensive term for homosexuals.
But the translation is phobia of FaggỌts = homo phobia.
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So as not to hurt Japp's feeling, what Poirot is actually saying is that he has an 'allergy' to FaggỌts... the meat, not gays.
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Thank you for that, that was just one that my spouse n I were trying to figure out the meaning of last nite. LOL
shareIn the 1930s, most everyone except homosexuals was a homophobe. They weren't worrying about being judged through 21st century eyes. Besides, Poirot isn't even referring to homosexuals.
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