It's in his head, but who he thinks said it he wont call out he's blaming me for my avatar....unbelievable
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My point is that the first post was from festive, not from you.
So the first post I replied to was from festive, not from you.
So
is wrong
Norman, go and see your mum, she's up in the loft.
I get what you're trying to say, what I dont get is why you think it's ok to have a go at me about it, I thanked a post not just because of its content but also because I do it to be nice.
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Theres our first interaction of the evening so im not wrong and I'll await my apology
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OK - in your world you tell people you like what they say when you disagree with what they say.
In your world you thank people for saying things you wish they hadn't said.
Makes it a bit difficult to have discussions based on logic and reason with you, doesn't it.
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Yes - AFTER you thanked festive for saying the RNLI should leave people to drown.
I'll apologise when you can show me the forum rule which says that people can only post in direct reply to posts previously made directly to them.
Sometimes RNLI, or the coastguard, might not have the resources available, or fail to get there in time, and there is a disaster.
It's wrong to encourage them, by habitually rescuing them mid-channel. It simply encourages them to take the risk.
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Imagine you're with your family, including some young children, you're strolling through the park, and you encounter a group of foreigners, black, brown, or any other coloured skin. Do you encourage your children to interact with them, and greet them as friends who you're pleased to meet?, despite the obvious language difficulties?
Do you think it's weird behaviour, irresponsible behaviour, not British?
It's the kind of greeting you would encounter frequently in Asian countries. Their children are not only taught to not be frightened of foreigners, they are taught to be kind, polite, friendly and welcoming.
So in answer to your question, British children are taught to be wary and unfriendly to foreigners.
It's not limited to only British children.
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