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Not at all..you think anyone reads that stuff..Apart from Notch.
White lives don't matter. Stop it now.
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So what 'stuff' do you read?
How do you know if it's what you want to read before you've read it?
How do you make yourself aware of current events?
Do you do any reading?
How do you educate yourself?
How do you bring yourself up-to-date with unfolding events?
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Interesting prediction, as far as the Windrush scandal is concerned, from Jack Straw.
The Macpherson report challenges us all, not just the police service. I want to use the opportunity that it gives us to tackle discrimination wherever it is found. I can announce today that we shall extend the Race Relations Act 1976 not just to cover the police, as the report recommends, but to cover all the public services. That means that in the civil service, the immigration service, and the national health service, for example, the law will back those who have been the subject of discrimination. The new law will allow the Commission for Racial Equality to investigate what is happening within individual police forces and other public services. Companies and other organisations in the private sector have long been subject to this legislation, but so far the Government have failed to keep their own house in order.
https://publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm199899/cmhansrd/vo990224/debtext/90224-21.htm
February 1999
The Windrush scandal is a 2018 British political scandal concerning people who were wrongly detained, denied legal rights, threatened with deportation, and, in at least 83 cases, wrongly deported from the UK by the Home Office.
As well as those who were deported, an unknown number were detained, lost their jobs or homes, or were denied benefits or medical care to which they were entitled
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windrush_scandal
https://publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm199899/cmhansrd/vo990224/debtext/90224-21.htm
February 1999
The Windrush scandal is a 2018 British political scandal concerning people who were wrongly detained, denied legal rights, threatened with deportation, and, in at least 83 cases, wrongly deported from the UK by the Home Office.
As well as those who were deported, an unknown number were detained, lost their jobs or homes, or were denied benefits or medical care to which they were entitled
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windrush_scandal
he is wrong though -there has been mass condemnation of the 3 deaths and its been widely reported.
its a typical and common conflation used by people without clear debate
All lives matter.
You don't need a White Lives Matter banner flown around in the UK because white lives inherently do matter - there is no systematic racism against white people in the UK.
The BLM movement is really Black Lives ALSO Matter, but most people don't need to have the word also added to explain this - they understand its meaning without it.
The BLM movement is really Black Lives ALSO Matter, but most people don't need to have the word also added to explain this - they understand its meaning without it.
Jake Hepple the alleged Burnley fan who organised a plane with a "White Lives Matter" banner with Tommy Robinson
looks more like Gary Windass off Corrie
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Jake Hepple the alleged Burnley fan who organised a plane with a "White Lives Matter" banner with Tommy Robinson
It's the RWR (right wing radicals / racists for those eager to reply with, what does RWR mean?) that are pushing the "white lives matter" slogan purely as a way to try to trivialise Black Lives Matter. EDL and co don't like the fact that people are saying racism is wrong, so they are trying to thwart it. They started some of the riots and looting, attacked the police, and now flying banners. It's all part of their propaganda machine to try to maintain a racist society and therefore justify their political ambitions.
A better counter argument, maybe:
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I think you'd need a couple of hot air balloons to fly that banner.
How about benymultifinish and ihavenojob?
They're a couple of.......
......posters on here.
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LWL & vegetables, a tautology.
Talking of attacking the police, has anyone been arrested for throwing things at the police horses. Poor dumb animals, why do they throw things at horses?
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Yes.
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Good, they should be dragged behind a horse, no matter what their political leanings.(if guilty)
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