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It appears white lives dont matter

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posted on 25/6/20

comment by thebluebellsarablue (U9292)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Automatic For The People #BLM (U21889)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by thebluebellsarablue (U9292)
posted 11 minutes ago
comment by An s&m Lauders (U9757)
posted 23 minutes ago
No it's prejudging based on skin colour and where people are from... It's racist.
You'll hold back the entire movement with this garbage.
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Well said, Lauders.

I have been debating with sizzle Auto for years, and it's fun sometimes.

Enjoy.
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It’s never fun, you speak with a forked tongue.
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Like pale face speaks with forked tongue in cowboy movies lol.

See 22 cops hurt in Brixton after covid19 breaking party turned nasty.

BLM preaching hate towards white police and society has brought racial tension to our streets, that had largely gone away.

BLM Britain
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Oh do f*ck off, it had NEVER away, and why are you trying to link a Block Party in Brixton to BLM anyway?

posted on 25/6/20

https://www.newstatesman.com/politics/uk/2020/06/why-uk-must-force-companies-publish-their-ethnic-pay-gap


NEXT.

comment by Timmy (U14278)

posted on 25/6/20

https://www.dailystar.co.uk/sport/football/burnley-fan-jake-hepple-breaks-22248438

Having previously stated: “I’m not racist. I know people are trying to make out to be one but I'm not.

“I’ve got lots of Black and Asian friends and this banner was actually inspired by the Black Lives Movement.

“We were not trying to offend the movement or black people. I believe that it's also important to acknowledge that white lives matter too. That's all we were trying to say.”

posted on 25/6/20

comment by Timothy (U14278)
posted 59 seconds ago
https://www.dailystar.co.uk/sport/football/burnley-fan-jake-hepple-breaks-22248438

Having previously stated: “I’m not racist. I know people are trying to make out to be one but I'm not.

“I’ve got lots of Black and Asian friends and this banner was actually inspired by the Black Lives Movement.

“We were not trying to offend the movement or black people. I believe that it's also important to acknowledge that white lives matter too. That's all we were trying to say.”
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What an idiot.

posted on 25/6/20

comment by Timothy (U14278)
posted 46 seconds ago
https://www.dailystar.co.uk/sport/football/burnley-fan-jake-hepple-breaks-22248438

Having previously stated: “I’m not racist. I know people are trying to make out to be one but I'm not.

“I’ve got lots of Black and Asian friends and this banner was actually inspired by the Black Lives Movement.

“We were not trying to offend the movement or black people. I believe that it's also important to acknowledge that white lives matter too. That's all we were trying to say.”
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His lies made baby Jesus cry.

Good luck to that dumb racist trying to get another job now.

posted on 25/6/20

comment by Automatic For The People #BLM (U21889)
posted 2 hours, 29 minutes ago
comment by thebluebellsarablue (U9292)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Automatic For The People #BLM (U21889)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by thebluebellsarablue (U9292)
posted 11 minutes ago
comment by An s&m Lauders (U9757)
posted 23 minutes ago
No it's prejudging based on skin colour and where people are from... It's racist.
You'll hold back the entire movement with this garbage.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Well said, Lauders.

I have been debating with sizzle Auto for years, and it's fun sometimes.

Enjoy.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It’s never fun, you speak with a forked tongue.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Like pale face speaks with forked tongue in cowboy movies lol.

See 22 cops hurt in Brixton after covid19 breaking party turned nasty.

BLM preaching hate towards white police and society has brought racial tension to our streets, that had largely gone away.

BLM Britain
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Oh do f*ck off, it had NEVER away, and why are you trying to link a Block Party in Brixton to BLM anyway?
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Block party in Brixton during covid 19.

Clever Trevor.

Why did they hurt 22 cops?

posted on 25/6/20

comment by Magnum. No more Mr Nice Guy. (U22391)
posted 5 hours, 24 minutes ago
comment by Automatic For The People #BLM (U21889)
posted 43 seconds ago
Yet another neo fascist filtered.

Save your bile and far right propaganda for your BNP zoom meetings.
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Can't handle simple questioning.
Simply responds with innacccurate and unsubstantiated insults.
Not good.

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I did warn you about sizzle (automatic) earlier....didn't I

posted on 25/6/20

Welcome the the klan.....I mean club, magnum.

posted on 25/6/20

comment by thebluebellsarablue (U9292)
posted 54 minutes ago
comment by Automatic For The People #BLM (U21889)
posted 2 hours, 29 minutes ago
comment by thebluebellsarablue (U9292)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Automatic For The People #BLM (U21889)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by thebluebellsarablue (U9292)
posted 11 minutes ago
comment by An s&m Lauders (U9757)
posted 23 minutes ago
No it's prejudging based on skin colour and where people are from... It's racist.
You'll hold back the entire movement with this garbage.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Well said, Lauders.

I have been debating with sizzle Auto for years, and it's fun sometimes.

Enjoy.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It’s never fun, you speak with a forked tongue.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Like pale face speaks with forked tongue in cowboy movies lol.

See 22 cops hurt in Brixton after covid19 breaking party turned nasty.

BLM preaching hate towards white police and society has brought racial tension to our streets, that had largely gone away.

BLM Britain
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Oh do f*ck off, it had NEVER away, and why are you trying to link a Block Party in Brixton to BLM anyway?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Block party in Brixton during covid 19.

Clever Trevor.

Why did they hurt 22 cops?


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There should be no block parties and nobody should be attacking the police, HOWEVER I take your Brixton Block Party and I raise you TWO illegal raves one in Manchester and one in Oldham a couple of weeks ago where a number of horrific incidents occurred including a rape and a death.

I don’t recall you making any comment on that, but then they were mostly white kids and that doesn’t suit your anti black/brown/Muslim agenda.

comment by Silver (U6112)

posted on 25/6/20

comment by Sheriff JW Pepper (U1007)
posted 1 hour, 56 minutes ago
comment by Magnum. No more Mr Nice Guy. (U22391)
posted 5 hours, 24 minutes ago
comment by Automatic For The People #BLM (U21889)
posted 43 seconds ago
Yet another neo fascist filtered.

Save your bile and far right propaganda for your BNP zoom meetings.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Can't handle simple questioning.
Simply responds with innacccurate and unsubstantiated insults.
Not good.

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I did warn you about sizzle (automatic) earlier....didn't I
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Every board has posters that need health warning for the unaware

posted on 25/6/20

Meh, some people just can’t deal with the truth.

I’ve got no time for apologists and whataboutery, sorry.

posted on 25/6/20

https://god.dailydot.com/woman-cops-leaf-blowing/

Another Karen.

They’re a fecking pandemic.

posted on 25/6/20

I have to say i've missed this "Karen" thing


this is amusing (on the subject)

https://theconversation.com/how-karen-went-from-a-popular-baby-name-to-a-stand-in-for-white-entitlement-139644

posted on 25/6/20

Our next door neighbour is called Karen...


and suddenly everything makes sense....

posted on 25/6/20

https://www.theguardian.com/education/2020/jun/25/abolish-whiteness-academic-calls-for-cambridge-support

posted on 25/6/20

comment by Automatic For The People #BLM (U21889)
posted 2 hours, 52 minutes ago
Meh, some people just can’t deal with the truth.

I’ve got no time for apologists and whataboutery, sorry.
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On that basis im surprised that you havent concluded that you're on the wrong site

comment by Silver (U6112)

posted on 25/6/20

Toby Young
The neo-Marxist takeover of our universities

From magazine issue: 8 September 2018
The neo-Marxist takeover of our universities

According to Greg Lukianoff and Jonathan Haidt, America’s universities have succumbed to ‘safetyism’, whereby students are protected from anything that might cause them anxiety or discomfort. In their book The Coddling of the American Mind, published this week, they attribute the spread of ‘trigger warnings’, ‘safe spaces’ and ‘bias hotlines’ on campus to a misplaced concern about the psychological fragility of students. In their view, millennials aren’t ‘snowflakes’, but imagine themselves to be on account of having been surrounded by over-protective parents and teachers. The fact they are the first generation of ‘digital natives’ hasn’t helped, since it has left them marooned in echo chambers, unaccustomed to challenge. In addition, students’ familiarity with social media and their ability to whip up outrage mobs to shame university authorities into doing their bidding has shifted the balance of power in their favour.

No doubt there is some truth in this, and from a tactical point of view it may be the most sensible way of getting university authorities and students to engage in a dialogue about free speech. It enables Lukianoff and Haidt to draw on a wealth of research showing that the suppression of dissenting views is, in fact, bad for students’ psychological wellbeing. That’s more pragmatic than complaining about left-wing bias or a culture of political correctness, which is likely to result in the authors being dismissed as ‘alt-right’ or, worse, ‘white supremacists’. By focusing on mental health — a big concern of millennials — they will at least get a hearing.

But reading between the lines, it’s clear that the real problem on college campuses is not the whiny, neurotic students, but the post-modern neo-Marxist professors who are manipulating them. After all, the people being no-platformed are not disciples of crackpot post-structuralists like Jacques Lacan, whose psychoanalytical theories about castration are weird enough to disturb even the most robust students, but mainstream conservatives such as Heather Mac Donald and Ben Shapiro.

The domination of US universities by the left, particularly in the humanities and social sciences, is well documented. In 2016 a survey carried out by Econ Journal Watch looked at the voter registration of faculty members at 40 leading US universities in the fields of economics, history, law, psychology and journalism/communications. It found that Democrats outnumber Republicans by an average of 11.5 to one. In psychology, the ratio is 17.4 to one; in history, 33.5 to one.

This helps explain a phenomenon identified by the French economist Thomas Piketty whereby university graduates have drifted to the left over the past 50 years. In a paper last February, he analysed post-electoral surveys from 1948 to 2017 and found that, from the 1940s to the 1960s, the more educated voters were, the more likely they were to vote Republican. Today, the opposite is true, with 70 per cent of those with a master’s degree voting for Hillary in 2016.

This phenomenon has coincided with the growth in the number of Americans attending university. In 1948, just 6 per cent of voters had a university degree; by 2016, 13 per cent had a master’s degree or a PhD. Piketty also looked at British and French election data and found the same developments there: a drift to the left among university graduates that went hand-in-hand with a large increase in the percentage of the population obtaining degrees. ‘The trend is virtually identical in the three countries,’ he wrote.

If more people are going to university in Britain, France and America, and graduates are more likely to vote for left-wing parties, why have right-wing parties continued to win elections in those countries? The answer is simple: Piketty discovered that voters without university degrees have moved in the opposite direction. They used to skew to the left, but now skew to the right. To a lesser extent, the same pattern is discernible among high-income and low-income voters, with the two groups switching their political allegiances over the past 50 years — something that Piketty, a socialist who believes in redistributive taxation, finds baffling.

My take is we owe the survival of western capitalism, and the fact we haven’t been bamboozled by socialist snake-oil salesmen, to the innate good sense of the ordinary working man. As Bertrand Russell said: ‘Men are born ignorant, not stupid; they are made stupid by education.’

posted on 25/6/20

comment by Silver (U6112)
posted 7 minutes ago
Toby Young
The neo-Marxist takeover of our universities

From magazine issue: 8 September 2018
The neo-Marxist takeover of our universities

According to Greg Lukianoff and Jonathan Haidt, America’s universities have succumbed to ‘safetyism’, whereby students are protected from anything that might cause them anxiety or discomfort. In their book The Coddling of the American Mind, published this week, they attribute the spread of ‘trigger warnings’, ‘safe spaces’ and ‘bias hotlines’ on campus to a misplaced concern about the psychological fragility of students. In their view, millennials aren’t ‘snowflakes’, but imagine themselves to be on account of having been surrounded by over-protective parents and teachers. The fact they are the first generation of ‘digital natives’ hasn’t helped, since it has left them marooned in echo chambers, unaccustomed to challenge. In addition, students’ familiarity with social media and their ability to whip up outrage mobs to shame university authorities into doing their bidding has shifted the balance of power in their favour.

No doubt there is some truth in this, and from a tactical point of view it may be the most sensible way of getting university authorities and students to engage in a dialogue about free speech. It enables Lukianoff and Haidt to draw on a wealth of research showing that the suppression of dissenting views is, in fact, bad for students’ psychological wellbeing. That’s more pragmatic than complaining about left-wing bias or a culture of political correctness, which is likely to result in the authors being dismissed as ‘alt-right’ or, worse, ‘white supremacists’. By focusing on mental health — a big concern of millennials — they will at least get a hearing.

But reading between the lines, it’s clear that the real problem on college campuses is not the whiny, neurotic students, but the post-modern neo-Marxist professors who are manipulating them. After all, the people being no-platformed are not disciples of crackpot post-structuralists like Jacques Lacan, whose psychoanalytical theories about castration are weird enough to disturb even the most robust students, but mainstream conservatives such as Heather Mac Donald and Ben Shapiro.

The domination of US universities by the left, particularly in the humanities and social sciences, is well documented. In 2016 a survey carried out by Econ Journal Watch looked at the voter registration of faculty members at 40 leading US universities in the fields of economics, history, law, psychology and journalism/communications. It found that Democrats outnumber Republicans by an average of 11.5 to one. In psychology, the ratio is 17.4 to one; in history, 33.5 to one.

This helps explain a phenomenon identified by the French economist Thomas Piketty whereby university graduates have drifted to the left over the past 50 years. In a paper last February, he analysed post-electoral surveys from 1948 to 2017 and found that, from the 1940s to the 1960s, the more educated voters were, the more likely they were to vote Republican. Today, the opposite is true, with 70 per cent of those with a master’s degree voting for Hillary in 2016.

This phenomenon has coincided with the growth in the number of Americans attending university. In 1948, just 6 per cent of voters had a university degree; by 2016, 13 per cent had a master’s degree or a PhD. Piketty also looked at British and French election data and found the same developments there: a drift to the left among university graduates that went hand-in-hand with a large increase in the percentage of the population obtaining degrees. ‘The trend is virtually identical in the three countries,’ he wrote.

If more people are going to university in Britain, France and America, and graduates are more likely to vote for left-wing parties, why have right-wing parties continued to win elections in those countries? The answer is simple: Piketty discovered that voters without university degrees have moved in the opposite direction. They used to skew to the left, but now skew to the right. To a lesser extent, the same pattern is discernible among high-income and low-income voters, with the two groups switching their political allegiances over the past 50 years — something that Piketty, a socialist who believes in redistributive taxation, finds baffling.

My take is we owe the survival of western capitalism, and the fact we haven’t been bamboozled by socialist snake-oil salesmen, to the innate good sense of the ordinary working man. As Bertrand Russell said: ‘Men are born ignorant, not stupid; they are made stupid by education.’
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Toby Young.

Neo Fascist.

posted on 25/6/20

https://www.lancs.live/news/lancashire-news/gofundme-pulls-campaigns-supporting-man-18484591

No money for racists.

comment by Timmy (U14278)

posted on 25/6/20

comment by Automatic For The People #BLM (U21889)
posted 23 minutes ago
https://www.lancs.live/news/lancashire-news/gofundme-pulls-campaigns-supporting-man-18484591

No money for racists.
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Yet they would allow it for a black person

posted on 25/6/20

comment by Timothy (U14278)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Automatic For The People #BLM (U21889)
posted 23 minutes ago
https://www.lancs.live/news/lancashire-news/gofundme-pulls-campaigns-supporting-man-18484591

No money for racists.
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Yet they would allow it for a black person
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Meh.

They’ve brought it on themselves. Bet he’s not laughing now.

Got kids to feed.

posted on 26/6/20

Surely the solution is obvious.
If a black person is interviewed for a job then he must be appointed ahead of more qualified white people.
If a black person is charged with a crime then he must be decreed innocent and the people who brought the charges dismissed or charged with racism.
If a black policeman kills a white person this should be considered as ‘he deserved it’ with no further action.
Maybe that would stop that ‘automatic’ person posting.
Ps - assume an element of tongue in cheek when reading this.

posted on 26/6/20

comment by an old shed boy (U3945)
posted 8 minutes ago
Surely the solution is obvious.
If a black person is interviewed for a job then he must be appointed ahead of more qualified white people.
If a black person is charged with a crime then he must be decreed innocent and the people who brought the charges dismissed or charged with racism.
If a black policeman kills a white person this should be considered as ‘he deserved it’ with no further action.
Maybe that would stop that ‘automatic’ person posting.
Ps - assume an element of tongue in cheek when reading this.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Stop reading the NY BLM guidebook, mate lol

posted on 26/6/20

comment by an old shed boy (U3945)
posted 10 minutes ago
Surely the solution is obvious.
If a black person is interviewed for a job then he must be appointed ahead of more qualified white people.
If a black person is charged with a crime then he must be decreed innocent and the people who brought the charges dismissed or charged with racism.
If a black policeman kills a white person this should be considered as ‘he deserved it’ with no further action.
Maybe that would stop that ‘automatic’ person posting.
Ps - assume an element of tongue in cheek when reading this.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
No.

Just equality thanks.

Not sure why this makes the likes of you and TBAG so f*cking triggered.

Just be grateful black folk aren’t out for revenge.

posted on 26/6/20

comment by thebluebellsarablue (U9292)
posted 4 minutes ago
comment by an old shed boy (U3945)
posted 8 minutes ago
Surely the solution is obvious.
If a black person is interviewed for a job then he must be appointed ahead of more qualified white people.
If a black person is charged with a crime then he must be decreed innocent and the people who brought the charges dismissed or charged with racism.
If a black policeman kills a white person this should be considered as ‘he deserved it’ with no further action.
Maybe that would stop that ‘automatic’ person posting.
Ps - assume an element of tongue in cheek when reading this.
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Stop reading the NY BLM guidebook, mate lol
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You clearly haven’t read it.

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