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Under representation of single dads in council houses with 4 kids to different mothers . .
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In fact, whilst the catch all politically correct term to refer to people of colour used to be the term black, it changed to 'black & Asian'. A lot of people now refer to people as 'brown people', but i'm not sure if this is meant to be a more accurate description of the former term 'black' to describe skin colour, or if It's meant to be a new way to differentiate between black & Asian people. |
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Many people argue that Black and White aren't even colours :devsmoke:
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Gammony pink is though. :)
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. . . and apoplectic purple often shines through . . . in the right light ;)
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If I recall correctly, the term "BAME" emerged to cover susceptibility to CV over and above non-BAMEs (must be whiteys, then).
So what's all this BAME cobblers, first introduced in post #16 by the esteemed jfman? Per Downquark's request: CV = Coronavirus |
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It’s been in use since the 70s, and has been widely used this century
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And I’m not whitey I’ve got a deckchair tan, thank you. |
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Yeah BAME predates that but since they needed a politically correct way to say non-White it suddenly was everywhere. 10 years ago it was PoC in the American literature.
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The Male-Female difference rarely gets a mention, and is strangely similar across groups. |
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The BAME handle features in BLM when it shouldn't. Why BAME was dragged into this thread (and into other discussions elsewhere) baffles me. I'm so anti bloody-woke goody two shoes people who know nothing about realities. You should meet my (now aware) daughter's cohort who have no historic reference point, who thought the sun shone out of Corbyn's backside, who thought that the EU gave us money we wouldn't otherwise have. What a shock their descendants will have when the "A" in BAME become through reproduction the majority population and we'll all have to face East. The "B" in BAME won't get a look-in and some of the "MEs" will need to flee. |
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As to my historical reference point, what I was taught in my history class is nothing like the cohort to which I am referring. Their reference point is the "wonderful" EU, Erasmus, free movement, idealism and so on with little or no concept of modern history - the Nazis, the formation of Israel by UN resolution, Britain's abolition of slavery, the water treatment plants and roads we built in Africa etc. |
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BLM has become everything BAME, little to do with BLM.
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White is completely wrong anyway.
I'm not white, I'm a shade of pink, I'd be quite worried if I were actually white. Pink Lives Matter. :D |
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My mistake, I was under the impression that it was only Black people that were Albinos.
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But black lives matter least in many/most parts of Africa and this isn't the legacy we left them. We exited Africa having provided an administrative foundation, infrastructure, water treatment etc. We left them with industries and agriculture to exploit. Move then to the USA where the essentially white society is firmly rooted in the gun toting wild west days, of which the police can be seen as an extension (substitute knee for gun or machete for that matter). The descendants of the slavery days are obvious victims on whatever scale of the prejudice within some of the American psyche. The UK is nothing like that. Not remotely. But suddenly anarchists and woke idiots join forces to make street mayhem here for a cause that has no place here, conveniently forgetting that Africa is the centre of black lives don't matter. As far as I'm concerned, the UK BLM movement is subversive and must not be taken seriously. |
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Just watched the Black Bias Corporation news this morning.The first thing i caught was the police retreating from a block party in white city after being bombarded by missiles thrown by a majority Black gathering,and a number of white trash *******s,no social distancing or mask wearing in evidence.Just like previous block parties.No mention of that on the news soundbite.
Next item President Trumps Mt Rushmore speech,virtually all whiteys of course and they emphasised,no social distancing or mask wearing in evidence. One a "disturbance",the other,a peaceful gathering. Spot the difference.:banghead: |
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The White city bust up was The black louts movement,the police should have used CS gas to break up the mob then gone in with batons and tasers. |
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https://www.cableforum.uk/images/local/2020/07/1.jpg - using a lovely bright dye in the water would be great to see on the news too :D |
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Also, the Foreign Aid programme is not "wretched" as you put it, it's purpose is to support sustainable development and to help in disaster relief. You can debate the details of implementation but the overarching mandate is worthy unless you resort to a pure nationalist approach where no one is worthy of help outside of these shores. |
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As regards how the ex-colonised view matters, they are the subject of corrupt and cruel governments and the demand, if any, for compensation comes from those very same corrupted politicians. I’m generalusing because there are minor exceptions. As regards foreign aid, it has been mis-spent especially when seen in the context of what needs sorting out in the UK. |
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The "colonial powers" were last into slavery, and FIRST out. In Africa, slaves were taken by Black people. Slavery existed in Africa long before the White slave traders turned up. If anything it is the FACT that slavery existed before, that gave the White slave traders the idea in the first place. Not really much evidence around that time in White "western" societies of slavery, before visiting Africa.
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As for the Foreign Aid programme, there are not many who would begrudge disaster relief, but you must know very well that a huge amount is wasted. That is what we object to. |
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Yes, I’m being facetious. But still......... |
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Well, considering those countries didn’t exist when that happened, but you knew that...
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You can find out if your family or employer etc used to own slaves here:
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(Except in India, where we destroyed the textile industry in the 19th Century, when it provided 25% of the world’s textiles...) *not so we could produce and export their raw materials, with very little of the profit going locally. ---------- Post added at 09:46 ---------- Previous post was at 09:41 ---------- Quote:
(And before anyone raises the straw man argument of "faux woke outrage", try to imagine how you’d feel if someone joked about putting your grandchildren into chains, whipping them, taking them away from their parents, and then selling them on as if they were animals - because that’s what slavery did). heero, you stepped over the line with this one. |
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https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/...e%20government. This woke-ism of yours is appalling. ---------- Post added at 09:53 ---------- Previous post was at 09:47 ---------- Quote:
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On a slight tangent,i see the NFL/NBL teams are having their annual rethink about teams names,Redskins,Chiefs,Indians,Braves etc.
https://mlb.nbcsports.com/2020/07/03...lb-teams-next/ https://deadline.com/2020/07/clevela...ns-1202977381/ Next for the "chop" will be Indian Motorcycles,Tomahawk missiles,Apache helicopters,etc and you certainly will not be allowed to shout "Geronimo" when you jump from a plane during a parachute jump. When will this madness end?. |
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I used to go to a high school that was about 70% black and asian kids. The bullying towards white kids was out of this world this was in the early 90's a few of the harder white kids that used to fight back always got beaten down because word got round that a white kids beat up a black kid so 6 or 7 of them would be waiting for them after school/ This is supposed to be one of the best schools in my area for education as well I hope over the years its got better
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Estate Agents are the latest ones to jump on the bandwaggon/distance themselves from slavery (depending on which way you look at it):
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/b...link-zhv27mk5j Apparently, they are to stop using the term 'Master Bedroom' because they believe it could offend their more socially aware clients because it may be thought of as having links to slavery and be viewed as sexist. During a discussion about in on this mornings 'Sunday Morning Live' show on BBC1, an Asian woman said that there was a lot to be done, but that this was "not the way forward". |
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Boris - do something. |
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The Government had to borrow money to do this and the idea of the state compensating slave owners was opposed by some: https://www.taxjustice.net/2020/06/0...-uk-questions/ |
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The named people are (I hope) British citizens fully entitled to their opinion and to publish whatever they wish. But my point here is that they are not of English heritage or culture and their calls to erase the English culture should be rejected. I won't go much into the merits of compensating the slaves - they are long dead and their ancestors, if they could be found, are obviously not entitled to compensation for slavery they have not had to endure. The article is frankly poisonous, even if there is underlying historical truth. |
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"master bedroom" was coined in the early 20th century, so the links to slavery is absolutely tenuous at best.
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The amount of virtue signalling right now is blinding and deafening. But that is all it is “virtue signalling”.
Nothing will change at a pace. Corporates will find something else to champion. Once Covid is under-control or better, and we truly get back to normal, BLM will be nothing more than a memory. They’ll still be around, but more of an annoyance, like the “socialist Worker” crowd used to to be. (Are they still a thing, not been in the town centre recently) |
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As with so many other issues, the seeds have been firmly planted, and have infected everything and everywhere.
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You’re welcome ;) |
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Black people should publicly reject these diversionary tactics and reassert the true message and raison d'etre of BLM. It has nothing to do with language, white lives or statues. It is about the way black people are treated now and not how they were treated centuries ago. The people who are adding stuff to the original message, such as bringing down capitalism, know exactly what they are doing. They should not be allowed to get away with it. |
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And we're supposed to believe that BLM to Black people?
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Just look at the pictures of the Police Officers in the articles. Not many non-white police officers. Link |
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Police protect people from bad people BLM = don’t want killed by people who are supposed to protect them from bad people Hope this helps with any confusion you had... |
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If you're going to criticise the "colonial powers", then you MUST criticise those who not only at the SAME time, but BEFORE and AFTER, actually facilitated all of it. Without those Black African others, the "colonial powers" would never been involved in any way. It wouldn't have even occurred to them. The "colonial powers" DIDN'T enslave them, Black Africans did. Perhaps all that should be taught as part of Black history.
A seven year old girl killed in Chicago, along with an eight year old girl in Atlanta. Bet they feel proud.:mad: |
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ianch is so damn woke that he can't take a common sense view. The past is the past and it is the present and future that matters. Btw, just to put the proverbial spanner into ianch's works, places like Zimbabwe, dare I say, Kenya, Rwanda and similar ilk would thrive if they were under benevolent British administration. Of course they wouldn't stand for it - the leaders would be deprived of their corrupt gains. In ianch's world, all statues of people deemed to have been connected with past practices that are deprecated by the woke lot, will be torn down; the Queen's head would have to come off stamps because here grandfather was an arch colonialist. We have bigger problems to face like how long it will take at present ethnic birth rates before we all have to face east. Start worrying. https://tribune.com.pk/story/1665803...ports-guardian Quote:
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The German people apologise for Hitler? No, they shouldn't - the current generation was not born during his time, so why should they? I don't disagree with your last paragraph - of course the events we are discussing were wrong. But for this generation to apologise for the misdeeds of previous generations is just nuts. Nowt to do with me, guv. |
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The Black African involvement in slavery didn't happen in a different era. It cannot be dismissed in the same manner as slavery under the Romans. The Black African involvement led to the "colonial power" involvement, not the other way around.
Perhaps Saint Patrick's Day should be banned, as the Irish kidnapped and sold him into slavery. :D |
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Calvin L. Horton Jr., a 43-year-old black man, was fatally shot outside of a pawn shop in Minneapolis a week ago, apparently the first killing in the unrest. The pawn shop was looted, and the store’s owner was arrested and jailed following the shooting, according to The Star Tribune newspaper. Javar Harrell, a 21-year-old black man, was shot and killed while sitting in a car amid protests in downtown Detroit on Friday, according to WJBK. Dave Patrick Underwood, a black 53-year-old federal officer, was shot and killed during a protest in Oakland, Calif., on Friday night, according to the FBI. Underwood was securing a U.S. courthouse. Cops said a man died after getting caught by the wheel of a FedEx truck and then dragged in St. Louis amid the city’s protests Saturday morning, KMOV reported. Chris Beaty, a 38-year-old former Indiana University offensive lineman, was killed Saturday night in Indianapolis. Beaty, who was black, was nicknamed “Mr. Indianapolis.” Indiana football coach Tom Allen said in a statement, “His passion for life and Indiana Football energized me every time we were together.” James Scurlock, a 22-year-old black man, was fatally shot Saturday during a struggle with a white bar owner in Omaha, Neb., authorities said. No charges were filed against the owner. Nicholas Harden, Scurlock’s brother, said he had “a heart of gold” and was “trying to protect people’s lives,” according to KMTV. Harden called for further investigation into the case. Dorian Murrell, a black 18-year-old, was killed in Indianapolis Sunday morning amid the protests. “We’re going through a lot because he was like the glue that held us together,” said Dorian’s brother, Armon Mathis, according to WXIN. A 29-year-old suspect was arrested. David McAtee, the black 53-year-old owner of a barbecue joint in Louisville, was shot and killed by the police just after midnight Monday at his business. McAtee’s mother told The Daily Beast that the beloved cook would feed cops for free. The police chief in the city was terminated after it was discovered that officers’ body cameras were off at the time of the shooting. Louisville police said McAtee fired shots outside his business the night he died. Italia Kelly, 22, was fatally shot while leaving a protest in Davenport, Iowa, early Monday. "She was always smiling, always laughing. That’s why it’s so sad that she was taken in such a violent way,” said Amy Hale, Kelly’s aunt, according to The AP. Another person, who was not identified, was shot to death and found in Davenport, according to cops. Two people were killed Monday in protests in the suburban Chicago town of Cicero, a town official reported. Their identities weren’t immediately released. David Dorn, a retired St. Louis police captain, was fatally shot in St. Louis at a pawn shop, authorities said Tuesday. The Ethical Society of Police, which represents black officers in the city, said in a tweet, “He was murdered by looters at a pawnshop. He was the type of brother that would’ve given his life to save them if he had to.” |
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This is utter bullshit. You can't make a political statement that sounds like the complete opposite of what you actually mean and then get to patronisingly explain what you ACTUALLY meant by this. This is the opposite of good communication and as I have said is only there to agitate people.
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What about loans for non black owned businesses ? So much for equal opportunities and tackling racism eh, this is just reverse racism, again. |
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Doesn't mean 'woke' people are always right, use the right tactics or even achieve those things quickly but the progress we have made so far wasn't achieved by accepting things as they were. |
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The fact that you, I assume with a straight face, suggest a new "benevolent British administration" for Kenya, etc. betrays a rose tinted view of the Empire where you focus exclusively on the perceived positives and ignore all of the negatives. That is the essence of British Exceptionalism I suppose. ---------- Post added at 23:02 ---------- Previous post was at 22:59 ---------- Quote:
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Congratulations! You managed to get a full line on "buzzword bingo" - you are today’s winner on the "Oh my God, "they’re" taking over!" Daily Telegraph comments competition. ;) |
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