Human beings are all animals, except in your case where you qualify as a vegetable... There are areas of the "Jungle" where the French Police cannot go, so they are lawless and some of them may be doing the bidding of the enemies of not only the British people but the people of other European counties, so would it not be fair to regard them as the enemy till they are proven friendly?Describing immigrants as "animals", "lawless mob",or "the enemy" is racially offensive!
No two ways about it.
Your odium is apparent!Human beings are all animals, except in your case where you qualify as a vegetable...
You rely too much on the DM and websites dedicated to racism for your information.There are areas of the "Jungle" where the French Police cannot go, so they are lawless and some of them may be doing the bidding of the enemies of not only the British people but the people of other European counties, so would it not be fair to regard them as the enemy till they are proven friendly?
How do you know that I am not there in Calais right now?Your odium is apparent!
You rely too much on the DM and websites dedicated to racism for your information.
Animals is derogatory for sure, but please understand that fear of the unknown is a human trait, a strong one at that that made us survive. Headlines in papers, news articles full of pictures showing hundreds and thousands of strangers with 'different ways to our own' who want to come and stay.. ISIS creating fear and unrest, the brexit campaign, lack of integration in many parts of the UK, austerity - all of these things and many more combined have created fear, wrongly or rightly. To label those fears as racism is unfair the way you do it Himmy to all and sundry. People should be allowed to speak, be heard because to be closed down with the racist label doesn't change anything and no fears are alleviated. Talking and reasoning however.....Describing immigrants as "animals", "lawless mob",or "the enemy" is racially offensive!
No two ways about it.
"How far can we go in the rightful defence of our Western values, without abandoning them along the way?" John le Care. The Spy Who Came in from the Cold.There's no doubt that common sense is being eroded, but I think that racism is being caused by the uncontrolled immigration, and the ongoing obsession with multiculturalism that's forcing us to kowtow to others beliefs; if you went to say Iran, you're forced to go along with the local customs, not the other way around.
Fear of the unknown is a definitely an issue, but it's also the innate awareness at the subconscious level, that we are being told what to believe, how to behave, and how to think by the people who think they know better than us. Tolerance towards us, would allow us to breed tolerance to others, even if it's a gradual process.
Describing immigrants as "animals", "lawless mob",or "the enemy" is racially offensive!
No two ways about it
No it isn't.If you say that all Irish are ignorant, then that's racist,
Indeed, lived in Iran as a kid. My parents were very respectful and also drummed into us as children to follow local customs. Respect is great and for sure, should be world wide. And utterly agree, tolerance too, I've often said tolerance to everyone is the key - be their religion, way of life or their appearance. Problem with that is how to convince everyone and how do we beat human nature?There's no doubt that common sense is being eroded, but I think that racism is being caused by the uncontrolled immigration, and the ongoing obsession with multiculturalism that's forcing us to kowtow to others beliefs; if you went to say Iran, you're forced to go along with the local customs, not the other way around.
Fear of the unknown is a definitely an issue, but it's also the innate awareness at the subconscious level, that we are being told what to believe, how to behave, and how to think by the people who think they know better than us. Tolerance towards us, would allow us to breed tolerance to others, even if it's a gradual process.
How far can we go in the rightful defence of our Western values, without abandoning them along the way
No it isn't.
Only one word in your comment is applicable! The rest is nonsense that surrounds that one word describing terrorists!Animals is derogatory for sure, but please understand that fear of the unknown is a human trait, a strong one at that that made us survive. Headlines in papers, news articles full of pictures showing hundreds and thousands of strangers with 'different ways to our own' who want to come and stay.. ISIS creating fear and unrest, the brexit campaign, lack of integration in many parts of the UK, austerity - all of these things and many more combined have created fear, wrongly or rightly. To label those fears as racism is unfair the way you do it Himmy to all and sundry. People should be allowed to speak, be heard because to be closed down with the racist label doesn't change anything and no fears are alleviated. Talking and reasoning however.....
I am assuming that you are not a different race than the Irish, i.e. you are white, in which case it cannot be a "racist" remark.Okay, I'm jokingly, (but not seriously) saying you could be right, but it's still a racist comment.