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He replied to a tweet saying racism is the real virus or something with “Floyd-19”
Cheers guys. Loss of income always gives people 20/20 vision.
He replied to a tweet saying racism is the real virus or something with “Floyd-19”
Cheers guys. Loss of income always gives people 20/20 vision.
Burning the flag is just daft. We had a huge protest here for minority rights. They instead hoisted flags and read out the constitution to 'reclaim' the same. This is not a claim for anybody to be 'better' and people can choose their own mode of venting. But I'd consider burning your flag a step too far. And I'm someone who feels grated by forced nationalism where everyone has to prove their loyalties.I feel, reading your response that we are going to find it difficult to agree on the basic reasons why anyone would set light to a country's flag. Best to stop proceedings here I feel.
His email response to the affiliate makes it pretty clear what stance he has. Which makes the apology even more amusing when he had to grovel and call George Floyd a hero of the black community.Jokes are fine. They just have to be Really funny to overcome something huge. His wasn’t funny at all.
Yeah you wont see Sky News The Sun posting about these sort of things
Burning the flag is just daft. We had a huge protest here for minority rights. They instead hoisted flags and read out the constitution to 'reclaim' the same. This is not a claim for anybody to be 'better' and people can choose their own mode of venting. But I'd consider burning your flag a step too far. And I'm someone who feels grated by forced nationalism where everyone has to prove their loyalties.
Omg, is that what garda means? it's so obvious but I always thought it was Irish for police!You mean well Olly but it happens on the other side as well. You won't see The Guardian posting about these sort of things
Ireland 1 - 0 USA
His email response to the affiliate makes it pretty clear what stance he has. Which makes the apology even more amusing when he had to grovel and call George Floyd a hero of the black community.
What an outrageous statement. What barometer are you using here? What country are you comparing us to or society even in history? By your logic is every single country a racist country in the history of the human race?
Also should we call ourselves a murderous country because thier happens to be murders in the UK every year or for that fact every single country in the world/society theres ever been? And your right maybe the UK is a fascist country too because there happens to be some fascists in this country?
Your very clearly talking in extremes.
Omg, is that what garda means? it's so obvious but I always thought it was Irish for police!
meaning "the Guardian of the Peace"), more commonly referred to as the Gardaí ([ˈɡaːɾˠd̪ˠiː] "Guardians") or "the Guards", is the police service of the Republic of Ireland. The service is headed by the Garda Commissioner who is appointed by the Irish Government. Its headquarters are in Dublin's Phoenix Park.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garda_Síochána
You mean well Olly but it happens on the other side as well. You won't see The Guardian posting about these sort of things
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Black protest in1920
The guy on the front row with the cigarette is like a young Denzel Washington
Black protest in1920
Black protest in1920
I was specifically calling you out on your view that the UK is a racist country, name me a country which isn't a racist country going by your logic?The same systemic and institutional racisms in America exist over here, too, in case you didn’t know. And look no further at the kind of people, their parties and what they stand for that keep being elected into the government. Bare in mind the government are a direct reflection of the people as we vote them in. Need I go on?
Black protest in1920
Well done & thank you.I think this is a good chance to add the names of others who have been victims of police brutality. Like Breonna Taylor, Tony McDade, Eric Salgado, Nina Pop, Monika Diamond, Dreasjon Reed. Often it is black trans men, and woc who are subjected to the worst of police brutality and hate crimes. It should go without saying that any discussion around police brutality that doesn't address this is bound to fail again. I think it'll be helpful to threadmark and keep track of the sheer amount of stories related to police brutality just in the last few months.
Black protest in1920
Think about it...Idealists need to be more pragmatic.
Looks like Italians to me. They got a lot of shit in America in the early 20th century. Sacco and Vanzetti for instance.
Indeed. I spy a hammer & sickleIt's a communist gathering.
Did you just read the first sentence and then start your reply, because @Sara125 actually explained quite clearly what their point was and you somehow went past the deep end and into the jacuzzi.What an outrageous statement. What barometer are you using here? What country are you comparing us to or society even in history? By your logic is every single country a racist country in the history of the human race?
Also should we call ourselves a murderous country because thier happens to be murders in the UK every year or for that fact every single country in the world/society theres ever been? And your right maybe the UK is a fascist country too because there happens to be some fascists in this country?
Your very clearly talking in extremes.
It's a communist gathering.
You can think of no reasons why the Conservative party might be considered a racist party?I was specifically calling you out on your view that the UK is a racist country, name me a country which isn't a racist country going by your logic?
And yes go on, so the government are all racists too? So your labeling the conservative party a racist party? Is there a government or party that are not racist in the world according to you? Im just going by your logic here that these are very valid questions going by your line of thinking here
Italians were commies too.
My man Gramschi.
I agree with you except for the notion that were a racist country, I think it's insulting to the people of that nation who in the large majority are not racist. Do you describe even the most kindest of person a 'hateful person' because a few times in his life he demonstrated hate? Im just not comfortable with your and @Sara125 sweeping generalizations which is from a tiny minority.Did you just read the first sentence and then start your reply, because @Sara125 actually explained quite clearly what their point was and you somehow went past the deep end and into the jacuzzi.
Of course we're a racist country. Racism exists in this country. As far as something like racism goes we shouldn't pat one another on the back and say "job done" until it's been eradicated from every facet of our society. It isn't a kick in the balls or an insult to suggest we're a racist nation. It should be used as a reminder that although we have come a long way we still have a long way to go.
Almost half of your visible italians are black and one of the signs mentions the communist party.
But I'm not generalising the people themselves - maybe that's where my language is muddled. Our nation is at its core still rampant with systemic racism. Our laws, societal attitudes and language still discriminate against a hell of a lot of people. And a person doesn't need to be out openly using the n, c or p words to be racist. It can also be in how we condescend or dehumanise a person based on their race.I agree with you except for the notion that were a racist country, I think it's insulting to the people of that nation who in the large majority are not racist. Do you describe even the most kindest of person a 'hateful person' because a few times in his life he demonstrated hate? Im just not comfortable with your and @Sara125 sweeping generalizations which is from a tiny minority.
Sobering image. A century later and this is where we are. You can appreciate why asking for patience might be met with frustration.
Black protest in1920
But I'm not generalising the people themselves - maybe that's where my language is muddled. Our nation is at its core still rampant with systemic racism. Our laws, societal attitudes and language still discriminate against a hell of a lot of people. And a person doesn't need to be out openly using the n, c or p words to be racist. It can also be in how we condescend or dehumanise a person based on their race.
Im still curious to explore your view, Is there any non racist countries in the world in your view?But I'm not generalising the people themselves - maybe that's where my language is muddled. Our nation is at its core still rampant with systemic racism. Our laws, societal attitudes and language still discriminate against a hell of a lot of people. And a person doesn't need to be out openly using the n, c or p words to be racist. It can also be in how we condescend or dehumanise a person based on their race.
Im still curious to explore your view, Is there any non racist countries in the world in your view?
I'm not in a position to give an opinion on that. Britain is easy though since a lot of our laws and our society is still based on an Empire that just went around killing and stealing stuff from other people. That's the parts I personally think are our main issue since it's still the foundations of our democracy.Im still curious to explore your view, Is there any non racist countries in the world in your view?
How about: A large part of the UK population is comfortable having a racist party being the largest party in parliament?I agree with you except for the notion that were a racist country, I think it's insulting to the people of that nation who in the large majority are not racist. Do you describe even the most kindest of person a 'hateful person' because a few times in his life he demonstrated hate? Im just not comfortable with your and @Sara125 sweeping generalizations which is from a tiny minority.
Again, tell it to the Russians and change their hearts and minds, he's their hero.
There is no leader in history that is squeaky clean. This generation might be wanting to have statues of Obama put up, but you tell that to the people of Iraq and Afghanistan whos land and lives became a experiment for drone technology bombs