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You're right, it's a monumental effort to make this point understood and be heard Meanwhile, back in the US https://metro.co.uk/2020/06/08/white...neck-12819943/ |
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We're possibly in agreement but I'm not sure (long morning and not enough coffee) but there's a big difference in a statue giving thanks to a slave trader and to one of Churchill. The former has absolutely no place in modern society, especially with the inscription that it had. My thinking would be to erect something in replacement such as a monument to the 'unknown slave' in remembrance of the thousands upon thousands that were shipped (with many thousands dying) this would allow subsequent generations to learn the history without celebrating the individual. ---------- Post added at 13:44 ---------- Previous post was at 13:42 ---------- Quote:
This is the whole point of white privilege, it's fact (as Pierre agrees) go and read about the invisible backpack/knapsack. |
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But mainly I’m lumping them together because of the tendency of certain campaigners to do so, if the vandalising of Churchill’s statue is anything to go by. I think this suggestion is worth considering: Quote:
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Whom, or where has it been said that all lives don't matter equally? For the final time, and i really, really hope you understand this. Saying 'Black Lives Matter' in no way detracts from 'All Lives Matter' 'Black Lives Matter' is being used to direct attention, people, resources & the spotlight to where they need to be positioned most RIGHT NOW You're in my neck of the woods. See if this helps There's a major accident on the A174 involving two lorries and a car. Then there's heavy traffic and a couple of rear end shunts on Acklam Road Where do you prioritise sending the air ambulance and paramedics too ? |
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Yes it does. It's ironic that in a world we all need to be equal that we need to have slogans that segregate between us and them. If all lives matter then all lives matter regardless of who is on the other end. Just because all lives matter, doesn't mean we can't concentrate on what is wrong at this moment in time. Let's be one and let's be equal. ---------- Post added at 14:18 ---------- Previous post was at 14:14 ---------- Quote:
What you don't do, is make a slogan up which states major accidents matter or lorries matter. You start with all lives matter then prioritise who needs help the most. |
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It does, why dont you answer the question rather than dancing around the edges here's something for you to mull over. 'If EVERYTHING is a priority then NOTHING is a priority' |
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The others are also separate matters, the sum of which conflates to some perceptions of the "problem". Your view in the highlighted paragraph is a direct challenge to freedom of expression. It is a terrible thing that we have to be afraid of using the terms "Micks", "Jocks", "Frogs", "Krauts" in an appropriate context. Also comedies such as you listed and in particular "Mind your language" unjustifiably provoke shock/horror among the wretched woke community. The woke community want our humour (part of British culture without doubt) to be stunted, a consequence of which could be the extinction of parody as both comedy and political observation. The "black" case is actually very different. Mistreatment by the Police in particular is a complaint that needs to be resolved by a government actually delivering "levelling up" - if they know how to do it. I suppose that black people resent past exploitation by white people even though it is irrational in the present day context - but there nevertheless. When levelled up, all that will pass. But some people in this thread are unwise to jump onto the multicultural bandwagon as the black case is one that stands out on its own. |
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Racism exists, it needs fixing. Black lives matter. White lives matter. Every life matters. So if all lives matter, but racism still exists, you can prioritise trying to fix racism under all lives matter still rather than making up a slogan of black lives matter and potentially segregating people based on skin colour when the aim is to have us all being equal. Why can't we fix the problem of black lives matter under all lives matter? |
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2) If allowed behaviour is based upon race, than that is the very definition of RACIST.:rolleyes: Using an example of a jokey term is just ridiculous and deliberately dodges the point. They're not using the words in a personal sense, but often in a general and derogatory manner. If they're using it in a personal manner, why can't everybody use it in a personal manner? Not saying they should, but is unsurprising hypocritical to allow one, but not the other. 3) Caricatures have been made of just about EVERY group, of WHATEVER race. Costumes, comedy characters, fancy dress, etc come from ALL races. NOTHING exclusively anti-non-white about any of it. 4) People HAVE been forced out because they don't support the violent actions. Try publicly criticising it and see what happens. Love to know of examples of where that HASN'T happened. If Black people need protection, it is from THEMSELVES. The FACTS firmly back that up. White people aren't magically immune from being attacked. Quote:
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Black people need protecting from themselves. I've read it all now. I cant quite believe you've written that utter pile of steaming Mod (Chris) Please behave. |
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