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yes tru dat
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She gave normal black trannies a bad name
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Control the language and you control the people.
Could go further and say 'redefine' or 'reinvent' the language and you control the debate and the masses. The bizarre use of 'phobia' (fear or aversion to something) in terms of islam and gays is an example. Both invented to deter critique of islam and the gay lifestyle. Tolerance = the ability or willingness to tolerate the existence of opinions or behaviour that one dislikes or disagrees with.. In practice those who talk of tolerance are often very intolerant of differing opinions! See those Americans who didn't want Trump to be inaugarated edspite the fact he won the election. 'Diversity' :variety, miscellany, assortment, mixture, mix. Again, those who espouse diversity are quick to silence those who have a different view. For example, the BBC's silence on the FLA last week was deafening. 'Extremism' is now a derogotary term aimed at those who believe a marriage is between a man and a woman! (see Amber Rudd's latest ramblings). A 'radical' is a Muslim who blows up a concert but NOT a Muslim who has banned his wife from riding a bike or threatens his kids with apostasy laws if they leave Islam. |
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We may have to reevaluate the theory that all races are equal if she continues with nonsense like that.
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Unfortunately, being equal does not mean being compatible. I would not choose to share a country with people like him/her.
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Excellent post Injera.
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Not sure of the Womans Name Only caught a few seconds of it before I switched channels ..
Shirley she will be Headhunted by Jezza and the Mob ?? Abott must have been at her front door at the crack of Dawn next day ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Like that case, could Dianne get up that early ?
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Hardly surprising we're sexist when most wimmin I come into contact with have reasoning ability roughly similar to that of a constipated amoeba
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But just because some are coloured doesn't make me racist. I think they're all as bad as each other.
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Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen never likes to say ‘England’ because ‘it’s racist’
http://metro.co.uk/2017/09/28/laurence-llewelyn-bowen-never-likes-to-say-england-because-its-racist-6961902/ Interior designer Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen never likes to use the term ‘England’ because he considers it to be ‘racist’, he has claimed. The Welsh TV star, once of Changing Rooms fame, and was born in London, was asked about Englishness in Cotswold Life magazine when asked to describe some of his favourite things from the picturesque part of the country. ‘I don’t often use the term “England” because I think it’s racist,’ he said. ‘Whereas “British” can be used in the way that “To be Roman” didn’t mean coming from Rome at all.’ He added: ‘I like that . . . and this is me speaking as a Welshman — an aborigine of the island. I’m very pleased to welcome you all in, obviously.’ Llewelyn-Bowen, who was once a judge on the ITV reality show Popstar to Operastar back in 2010, grew up in London and according to his website was educated in Dulwich before graduating at the Camberwell School of Arts and Crafts in the 1980s. The presenter has a 17th-century manor house in Gloucestershire and mostly lives there with his wife, Jackie, and daughters, Cecile and Hermione, reports MailOnline. The family also own a Cornish home, where they run a gift shop. Read more: http://metro.co.uk/2017/09/28/laurence-llewelyn-bowen-never-likes-to-say-england-because-its-racist-6961902/?ito=cbshare Twitter: https://twitter.com/MetroUK | Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MetroUK/ |
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It is not she but he. Wearing woman clothes, wig, fake tits, makes a bloke a permanent cross-dresser. It's no difference to those going to comic-con event where people dress up for the day. It's all a fantasy. Changing gender is impossible.
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Interesting read some posts on here
I work with a black women from Zimbabwe When talking about current affairs her words were "you have no idea over here what racism is,people here ain't racist" |
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spot on, wit-ham, the UK is easily the least racist country on the planet. Anyone who's done any reasonable amount of travelling around the world will be able to see that. Staggering levels of racism exist outside the UK. Go to Eastern Europe for example, even some parts of western Europe. And don't get me started on Asia, but nobody wants to talk about that because a lot of the racism there is the wrong colour (and therefore can't be called racism
) and great post Injera. You forgot their fav word, tho. "progressive" - not a new word but the PC mob have given it a completely new meaning - a way of creating division between what they see as good versus bad, right versus wrong. Its something they use to shut down debate and stifle any conflicting voices. Its very clever and a powerful manipulation of language - and its clearly working because people are terrified of not being "progressive" We need to start calling people out for using these politically weaponised words. |
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roma fans making monkey chants against their ex player at Chelsea the other night,never mentioned on tv,till euefa said they,d be inquiring about it
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yep, Italy was at the front of my mind when I mentioned "some parts of Western Europe"
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Ridiculous. Tell a woman she's got nice eyes and it's sexist!
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Depends if you're looking at her eyes and not a bit lower down.
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Yeah, all about eye contact
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At the time there where many minority governments in Africa but it was only South Africa that people were up in arms about !
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