amusement...especially as he was working over there back then.
I'm sure it was deliberate
the racialist old bat.
Well I'm sure William Hughes of Leith is grateful that - in addition to being robbed, beaten
and slashed in the face - the paper has seen fit to let his friends and neighbours know that he owns a ***** enlarger.
Insult to injury doesn't begin to cover it, really.
I think it was interviewing Les Ferdinand, Director of Football at QPR, with him saying he'd only been offered one job in 13 years.
I thought it was a little GCSE level, basically. Great for the sort of people who wanted a bit of confirmation bias for their innate distaste of foreigns though, I'm sure.
The Rotherham and Victoria Climbie stuff was incredibly damning.
Dismissing it as GCSE level or confirmation bias fodder is both ludicrous and totally blinkered.
I gave it the benefit of the doubt but I wanted to watch Veep.
Also, I'm not really sure what multiculturalism is, or for that matter what the alternative is. It does seem like more cultural ignorance is definitely not the answer and, as far as I'm aware, that's what the problem has been in a lot of those cases.
I also struggle to see the differences with the Climbie case and Baby P, apart from the obvious racial ones, of course.
not know what multi-culti is is just another way of saying "Let's not talk about it."
He now sees this as a big problem.
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