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EricYoung'sSweatBand 29 Mar 15 7.34pm
Quote pefwin at 29 Mar 2015 5.30pm Quote EricYoung'sSweatBand at 29 Mar 2015 11.30am Quote pefwin at 29 Mar 2015 10.57am Quote EricYoung'sSweatBand at 28 Mar 2015 11.54pm Quote pefwin at 28 Mar 2015 8.14pm Quote EricYoung'sSweatBand at 28 Mar 2015 12.19am Quote pefwin at 27 Mar 2015 10.30pm Quote EricYoung'sSweatBand at 27 Mar 2015 2.28pm So are there any specific examples of ethnic minorities playing the race card? There plenty that you can google; however the two that rankle me the most are: 1 From a lecturer at Brixton college, albeit a few years ago, you can't be racist if you are black due to the oppression [sic slavery] by the white man. Sorry but no. 2 A recent personal one was my 6 year old son was told by a boy that they could not be friends because he is white. That was pretty difficult to explain as concepts like racism and truly evil don't exist in his world. I hate people who discriminate grrrr! Ok I'm gonna set two rules. 1) Anecdotal evidence doesn't count. Anyone can make up a story so unless you have actual evidence I'm sorry I don't believe you. No one has ever won an argument by making up a story 2) I've asked the question, don't insult me by asking me to do the googling for you. If you have evidence, show me. It's a very simple request. So again... Any evidence from anyone that entire ethnic minorities have played the race card? A 'lecturer from Brixton College' is not an ethnic minority Edited by EricYoung'sSweatBand (28 Mar 2015 12.46am) Neither were anecdotal. I live with both victims, if you include my wife's education. I suspect you are a denier. No ethnic majority or minority work in concert like that the closest you get is say Rwanda. Please don't insult me my making up what you call rules but are really your petty prejudices wrapped up in mock indignation. I'm not sure you understand what anecdotal means. I know that you don't try googling it. I doubt you would understand empirical if it came up and slapped you in the face. Do you want to try that first sentence again? Unacceptable prejudice against the dyslexic, as well. In what way have you been prejudiced?
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29 Mar 15 7.34pm

Quote pefwin at 29 Mar 2015 5.30pm

Quote EricYoung'sSweatBand at 29 Mar 2015 11.30am

Quote pefwin at 29 Mar 2015 10.57am

Quote EricYoung'sSweatBand at 28 Mar 2015 11.54pm

Quote pefwin at 28 Mar 2015 8.14pm

Quote EricYoung'sSweatBand at 28 Mar 2015 12.19am

Quote pefwin at 27 Mar 2015 10.30pm

Quote EricYoung'sSweatBand at 27 Mar 2015 2.28pm

So are there any specific examples of ethnic minorities playing the race card?

There plenty that you can google; however the two that rankle me the most are:

1 From a lecturer at Brixton college, albeit a few years ago, you can't be racist if you are black due to the oppression [sic slavery] by the white man. Sorry but no.

2 A recent personal one was my 6 year old son was told by a boy that they could not be friends because he is white. That was pretty difficult to explain as concepts like racism and truly evil don't exist in his world.

I hate people who discriminate grrrr!

Ok I'm gonna set two rules.

1) Anecdotal evidence doesn't count. Anyone can make up a story so unless you have actual evidence I'm sorry I don't believe you. No one has ever won an argument by making up a story

2) I've asked the question, don't insult me by asking me to do the googling for you. If you have evidence, show me. It's a very simple request.

So
again... Any evidence from anyone that entire ethnic minorities have played the race card? A 'lecturer from Brixton College' is not an ethnic minority

Edited by EricYoung'sSweatBand (28 Mar 2015 12.46am)

Neither were anecdotal. I live with both victims, if you include my wife's education. I suspect you are a denier.

No ethnic majority or minority work in concert like that the closest you get is say Rwanda.

Please don't insult me my making up what you call rules but are really your petty prejudices wrapped up in mock indignation.

I'm not sure you understand what anecdotal means.

I know that you don't try googling it.

I doubt you would understand empirical if it came up and slapped you in the face.

Do you want to try that first sentence again?

Unacceptable prejudice against the dyslexic, as well.

In what way have you been prejudiced?

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jamiemartin721 Reading 30 Mar 15 10.42am
Quote DanH at 29 Mar 2015 6.43pm In the least surprising news ever, Farage has said in an interview that he doesn't listen to music, read or watch TV. No wonder he's such a sheltered joyless cnt. Anyone who thinks someone who doesn't read should be considered a representative of the UK is a fktard. Music and TV, fair enough, but a politician who doesn't read is a f*king moron, who embraces their own ignorance. This is who people want to 'represent them', someone who is somehow proud that they don't read (presumably books). "One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug" [Link]
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Quote DanH at 29 Mar 2015 6.43pm

In the least surprising news ever, Farage has said in an interview that he doesn't listen to music, read or watch TV.

No wonder he's such a sheltered joyless c*nt.

Anyone who thinks someone who doesn't read should be considered a representative of the UK is a f**ktard. Music and TV, fair enough, but a politician who doesn't read is a f**king moron, who embraces their own ignorance.

This is who people want to 'represent them', someone who is somehow proud that they don't read (presumably books).

"One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug"
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jamiemartin721 Reading 30 Mar 15 10.44am
Quote matt_himself at 29 Mar 2015 6.47pm Quote DanH at 29 Mar 2015 6.43pm In the least surprising news ever, Farage has said in an interview that he doesn't listen to music, read or watch TV. No wonder he's such a sheltered joyless c*nt. He might be balls deep in supermodels every night. Still no excuse for not reading. I like to read whilst give a model the old half-half whole - after all thats what a hard back is for right? "One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug" [Link]
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Quote matt_himself at 29 Mar 2015 6.47pm

Quote DanH at 29 Mar 2015 6.43pm

In the least surprising news ever, Farage has said in an interview that he doesn't listen to music, read or watch TV.

No wonder he's such a sheltered joyless c*nt.

He might be balls deep in supermodels every night.

Still no excuse for not reading. I like to read whilst give a model the old half-half whole - after all thats what a hard back is for right?

"One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug"
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ghosteagle 30 Mar 15 3.03pm
Quote jamiemartin721 at 30 Mar 2015 10.42am Quote DanH at 29 Mar 2015 6.43pm In the least surprising news ever, Farage has said in an interview that he doesn't listen to music, read or watch TV. No wonder he's such a sheltered joyless cnt. Anyone who thinks someone who doesn't read should be considered a representative of the UK is a fktard. Music and TV, fair enough, but a politician who doesn't read is a fking moron*, who embraces their own ignorance. This is who people want to 'represent them', someone who is somehow proud that they don't read (presumably books). Not just politicians, the judgement applies to anyone who doesn't read.
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30 Mar 15 3.03pm

Quote jamiemartin721 at 30 Mar 2015 10.42am

Quote DanH at 29 Mar 2015 6.43pm

In the least surprising news ever, Farage has said in an interview that he doesn't listen to music, read or watch TV.

No wonder he's such a sheltered joyless c*nt.

Anyone who thinks someone who doesn't read should be considered a representative of the UK is a f**ktard. Music and TV, fair enough, but a politician who doesn't read is a f**king moron, who embraces their own ignorance.

This is who people want to 'represent them', someone who is somehow proud that they don't read (presumably books).

Not just politicians, the judgement applies to anyone who doesn't read.

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jamiemartin721 Reading 30 Mar 15 3.05pm
Quote ghosteagle at 30 Mar 2015 3.03pm Quote jamiemartin721 at 30 Mar 2015 10.42am Quote DanH at 29 Mar 2015 6.43pm In the least surprising news ever, Farage has said in an interview that he doesn't listen to music, read or watch TV. No wonder he's such a sheltered joyless cnt. Anyone who thinks someone who doesn't read should be considered a representative of the UK is a fktard. Music and TV, fair enough, but a politician who doesn't read is a fking moron, who embraces their own ignorance. This is who people want to 'represent them', someone who is somehow proud that they don't read (presumably books). Not just politicians, the judgement applies to anyone who doesn't read. I was giving them the benefit of the doubt. I must admit I simply don't trust people who say they don't read. Shifty f*kers. "One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug" [Link]
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Quote jamiemartin721 at 30 Mar 2015 10.42am

Quote DanH at 29 Mar 2015 6.43pm

In the least surprising news ever, Farage has said in an interview that he doesn't listen to music, read or watch TV.

No wonder he's such a sheltered joyless c*nt.

This is who people want to 'represent them', someone who is somehow proud that they don't read (presumably books).

Not just politicians, the judgement applies to anyone who doesn't read.

I was giving them the benefit of the doubt. I must admit I simply don't trust people who say they don't read. Shifty f**kers.

"One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug"
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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 30 Mar 15 10.12pm
[Link] So her maj is right behind our Nige then...
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susmik PLYMOUTH -But Made in Old Coulsdon... 31 Mar 15 9.35am
Quote nickgusset at 30 Mar 2015 10.12pm [Link] So her maj is right behind our Nige then... Nice one nick. Supported Palace for over 69 years since the age of 7 and have seen all the ups and downs and will probably see many more ups and downs before I go up to the big football club in the sky.
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Nice one nick.

Supported Palace for over 69 years since the age of 7 and have seen all the ups and downs and will probably see many more ups and downs before I go up to the big football club in the sky.

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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 31 Mar 15 2.57pm
[Link] Hours of fun.
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Hours of fun.

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TheJudge 31 Mar 15 3.47pm
Quote jamiemartin721 at 30 Mar 2015 3.05pm Quote ghosteagle at 30 Mar 2015 3.03pm Quote jamiemartin721 at 30 Mar 2015 10.42am Quote DanH at 29 Mar 2015 6.43pm In the least surprising news ever, Farage has said in an interview that he doesn't listen to music, read or watch TV. No wonder he's such a sheltered joyless cnt. Anyone who thinks someone who doesn't read should be considered a representative of the UK is a fktard. Music and TV, fair enough, but a politician who doesn't read is a fking moron, who embraces their own ignorance. This is who people want to 'represent them', someone who is somehow proud that they don't read (presumably books). Not just politicians, the judgement applies to anyone who doesn't read. I was giving them the benefit of the doubt. I must admit I simply don't trust people who say they don't read. Shifty f*kers. But you trust Ed Milliband and Ed Balls presumably ? Surely trust is a pointless faith when it comes to politics. As people, we generally want what is best for ourselves and our family. A politicians ambition is to be elected and then to run the country with all the compromises that involves. It is naive to think that politicians tell the truth and there are reasons for that. It is very naive to think that you can rely on any politician to look after your best interests all of the time. That is never going to happen. Any manifesto is mostly a fairy tale and this is why party politics and a strong leaning to one side of it is short sighted in the extreme. We are left with making a complex choice from sound bites, promises and preconceptions and that is as good a democracy gets. So is Nige more shifty than Ed,Nick or Dave. I doubt it.
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31 Mar 15 3.47pm

Quote jamiemartin721 at 30 Mar 2015 3.05pm

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Quote DanH at 29 Mar 2015 6.43pm

In the least surprising news ever, Farage has said in an interview that he doesn't listen to music, read or watch TV.

No wonder he's such a sheltered joyless c*nt.

This is who people want to 'represent them', someone who is somehow proud that they don't read (presumably books).

Not just politicians, the judgement applies to anyone who doesn't read.

I was giving them the benefit of the doubt. I must admit I simply don't trust people who say they don't read. Shifty f**kers.

But you trust Ed Milliband and Ed Balls presumably ?

Surely trust is a pointless faith when it comes to politics.

As people, we generally want what is best for ourselves and our family. A politicians ambition is to be elected and then to run the country with all the compromises that involves. It is naive to think that politicians tell the truth and there are reasons for that. It is very naive to think that you can rely on any politician to look after your best interests all of the time. That is never going to happen.

Any manifesto is mostly a fairy tale and this is why party politics and a strong leaning to one side of it is short sighted in the extreme.
We are left with making a complex choice from sound bites, promises and preconceptions and that is as good a democracy gets.
So is Nige more shifty than Ed,Nick or Dave. I doubt it.

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Trouble at t'hanet? [Link] Big chest and massive boobs [Link]
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Trouble at t'hanet?

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Big chest and massive boobs

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salop-eagle 05 Apr 15 9.55am
Let's hope so! Maybe the electorate is coming to its senses! Perhaps 'British values' are coming to the fore! Fingers crossed!
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05 Apr 15 9.55am

Let's hope so!
Maybe the electorate is coming to its senses!
Perhaps 'British values' are coming to the fore!
Fingers crossed!

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Stirlingsays 05 Apr 15 10.30am
Quote salop-eagle at 05 Apr 2015 9.55am Let's hope so! Maybe the electorate is coming to its senses! Perhaps 'British values' are coming to the fore! Fingers crossed! I hope not. You talk of 'British' values. I don't think you know what you're talking about. 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)
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