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Originally Posted by Russ D
It's worked on CF.co.uk
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No comment!
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So you're saying white-on-black race crime is a more preveilant issue?
That's exactly what I've been saying. I don't see why you've felt the need to repeat part of my post in your own words.
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Well I can disagree with you if you'd prefer. Anything to please
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No-one is denying your/my point. But why does it feel to me (and many others) that if I reported a race crime against me from a non-white person, it isn't going to be taken all that seriously?
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Why is the fear of crime so much bigger than the risk of crime?
Anecdotal evidence but..... a white friend of mine recently complained to her daughter's school about racist language against her daughter, and it was dealt with under the anti-racism policy. The fact her daughter loudly exclaimed once that 'Pakis should go home' was an at first irony sadly lost on her though (although I kindly pointed it out)
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Originally Posted by j52c
racism is like intolerance and the unwillingness to integrate into the country you live.
In November, I think, the MCB was sending a delegation to see members of the government 'demanding' they be allowed to introduce Sharia Law into this country, apparently 61% of muslims wanted this, I believe the government rejected it say this is a secular country and it is one law for all, wouldn't you say that was being intolerant of our countries laws.
The MBC is crying because the law on inciting religous hatred has been scrapped for the time being. Not too long ago, there were 2 complaints about an advertising board showing 4 models with their backs to you wearing thongs being displayed near a mosque around Rochdale and Leeds, and the advertising complaints commission upheld the complaints, another case of intolerance.
Then there were the complaints again from the MBC about the programme '24' on Sky, they were shown the first 4 episodes before it went live.
Sureley these are a case of racial intolerance.
I could go on and on, but it's getting to the point were there will be one law for us and another for the others and there is not going to be a happy outcome
For goodness sake this is britain, it is getting to the point we have to be careful what we say, goodbye democracy.
Now there is a case of a shopowner in Liverpool who has been told to take down his St George's flags because they are a health and safety hazzard, right, that is a poor excuse. What about christmas when schools were stopped holding their nativity plays.
I have said enough now, makes my blood boil, it's time the ethnic minorities stopped moaning and got a life and started living in the 21's century, religion is a private thing and should not be forced upon people the way that it is being done now.
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Not sure where you're getting some of that information from.