This article explores how opposition to Gypsies is discussed in UK internet forums, focusing on whether such opposition qualifies as racism or prejudice. Through a discursive analysis of forum discussions, the study reveals that while opposition to Gypsies can be framed as racist, accusations of racism are often met with criticism and defensiveness. Writers generally avoid being labeled as racist but acknowledge that prejudice against Gypsies may exist and is often rationalized as a response to perceived behavioral issues. The study highlights how these discussions reflect broader discourses on racism and prejudice.