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Is Danny Baker a Racist.
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Incorrect, what is true though, there are a small minority who cant accept that the word race is in common use. It does not need to be defined over and over again by pedants.
u go searching through Nosealls old posts and there was a post where he admitted to being racist
some thing along the lines of"We have all been racist at some time " mind u he may have been on the piste when he said it
then again he may have removed the post
Noseall is a remoaner
If you are telling the truth (I don't know) then by "all" he included both himself and you.
So you agree with him, that you are as racist as he is.
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That is the reality of it.
https://mobile.twitter.com/romeshranga/status/1043837140264607744?lang=en
And his justification for ignoring the BBC code of conduct:
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Dual standards apply I guess.
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SammyInnit
Its in JohnDs signature (it currently says bigots).
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Remainers prefer white European migrants.
You have proof of that claim?
Do you have proof it is wrong
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Danny Baker is saying that he didn't mean it to compare a black baby to a monkey; he said that if it was Boris Johnson who'd had the baby he'd still have put the same picture up.
I give him the benefit of the doubt. He is not known for racism is he?
I like Danny Baker, though am not a huge fan. He is very interesting on old films and music, but tends to waffle too much and likes the sound of his own voice - but that's my only complaint. He is quite entertaining, especially when in conversation on the radio.
Being entertaining is probably the real reason the BBC want rid of him. You have to be a certain "type" to be on the BBC nowadays - entertainment doesn't matter to them any more; it is simply a propaganda outlet.
I give him the benefit of the doubt. He is not known for racism is he?
I like Danny Baker, though am not a huge fan. He is very interesting on old films and music, but tends to waffle too much and likes the sound of his own voice - but that's my only complaint. He is quite entertaining, especially when in conversation on the radio.
Being entertaining is probably the real reason the BBC want rid of him. You have to be a certain "type" to be on the BBC nowadays - entertainment doesn't matter to them any more; it is simply a propaganda outlet.
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