We need a snowflake smiley!

Yup, point taken

Apparently I am a snowflake.

Again, I don't really know what that means and how it should be defined but I guess it's shorthand for I don't like your views and I am going to find a simple label to demean you.

I do not set out to demean. I do however react to what I consider unfairness.

As the editor of holmesdale.net, do you speak on behalf of the HOL management?

If you genuinely live in Croydon then this doesn't apply to you.

As for your testosterone levels. Somehow I don't think it's a problem.

I seriously view you as being disingenuous here. You say you are a HR manager. I'm willing to bet my house that, in a situation, where you had to choose between employing two sets of people where one had an average IQ of 100 and the other had an average IQ of 80 that you would always choose the 100 group.

Of course it makes a difference and says quite a lot about intellectual ability. Unless of course that those guys at Mensa are just a bit dim and you....well you have the inside track. I just don't think this is honest.....I don't think you'd have your job for very long.

You don't trust them....yet the evidence is there that you can track an average of people's IQ scores to their income levels to a reasonable degree.

Now having said this....I don't think that a person's IQ is a reflection of someone's character and general worth as a human being. As a schoolteacher, some of the most rewarding experiences I had were helping some of the hardest triers who might have lacked the quickness of others but were better people as teenagers.

You treat as you find.

Because of the hypocrisy. White flight from London is real. When you look at the reality of it....there is what people say and then there is what people do.

Now I have no criticism for people moving out of London. My family moved out of Brixton for the same reason. However, when they profess a love for diversity from their mostly white areas it's worthy of comment.

You can play innocent.

You are amazed that I get 'away with that'? That's what is truly amazing. I wasn't aware that a viewpoint is 'forcing' you in any way. Again, this is your victimhood narrative playing out.

The view that what Robinson was doing was going to 'jeopardise' a fair trial is nonsense. He should have simply been moved on from the grounds and given a warning first. Groups of people and journalists have gathered and in some cases protested outside trials for years.

The view that Robinson wants to be inside is also risible in my view. His life is in danger. Typical of the mob set against him.

Edited by Stirlingsays (05 Jun 2018 2.05pm)

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

To all the people who truly belive the Tommeh’s life is in danger. Don’t be daft. He’ll be straight off to the protection wing, like his mate Leigh McMillan.

Edited by Brentmiester_General (05 Jun 2018 2.14pm)

"We love you Palace, we f@cking hate Man U, We love you Palace, we hate the brighton too, We love you Palace we play in red 'n' blue, so f@ck you, and you ...

None of that required an arrest. None of that required 13 months......it is totally ridiculous. We have serious crimes given far less.

Why is this trial being kept quiet in the first place? We have Police informing the BBC when turning up at Cliff Richard's gaff even before a trial.

We have Police making public announcement for 'victims' to come forward.....all of that can be observed by potential jurors. We have also had people outside law courts jeering at people for donkey's years.

I know double standards when I hear them.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)