It seems that we are not the only country with Muslim problems....
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Edited by susmik (03 Jun 2015 5.02pm)

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.

Perhaps, but an even better rule is avoid the up themselves muppets that mod the BBS and their clique friends. They are obsessed with "former posters" and wonder why those posters have resigned with multiple usernames after they got banned for nothing in the first place and continue to get banned simply for rejoining. It really does take people of incredible stupidity not to be able to figure why those people keep rejoining and consequently have many former usernames. It would also be impossible for the mods to actually justify why those people were banned the first time because that would involve producing actual genuine evidence to back up their actions.

Enough said.

Back to topic.

There's a difference between racism and questioning 2,000 people in Calais trying to get to the UK.

We'll never die

I'm not saying that racism is the sole reason for anything. There are many, many forms of discrimination which are embroiled within society, and all of them should be tackled. What I'm saying is that racism remains prevalent within British society, and leads us to tolerate unimaginable harm and suffering to people in the poorest of conditions. I wouldn't even say that racism is the issue itself: it is the justification for us turning a blind eye to, for example, slavery in China, mass-murder in the middle east or even incarceration in Britain.

The beautiful thing about politics is it gives you an avenue to help people who for one reason or other can't help themselves. That could be a disabled person who can't work being provided for by the state so they can lead a dignified life, or a child in a third world country being given a decent education. That's why when I see those people drowning in the mediterranean and our society's primary concern being ourselves I despair, because if we were in their position, we would be desperate for help.

If punk ever happened I'd be preaching the law, instead of listenin to Lydon lecture BBC4

People die in horrible ways everyday unseen or seen from a camera....Are they helped? Seeing dead children in the Mediterranean is no doubt a disaster as is a child unseen starving to death....But it is by no means the responsibility of anyone here. Most people only feel responsible for what is in their sphere of influence.

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

What we have is a country where a significant minority think they are in a position to cast moral judgment on behalf of others. Your Liberal/left if you like. They are more preoccupied with the plight of others,or at least like to give that impression to claim the fashionable moral high ground, than themselves and their families. People of other races and nations can look after themselves and there are laws that try to enforce fairness. I'm sure the vast majority of them don't spend their time fretting over the plight of the white man or the British. Why should they ? "Racism" is currently a vehicle by which people pursue self interest and the liberals feel superior. In terms of genuine racism and bigotry,Britain doesn't even register on the chart.

Edited by TheJudge (04 Jun 2015 9.15am)