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I think he'd like that, but he'd need a very big mug or t shirt to print it on.
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woundedknee counts as 2
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2007 and 2015 were the two years.
Every news item says how the police, politicians and local lords aren't cooperating and in some cases threatening the victims. |
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Im'll fix it
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All young girls should be given a pet pig for xmass
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And Peppa spray
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85 replies and just shy of 50% from just one contributor who , in 36 posts , has yet to add anything intelligent to the debate . Just trite , barely legible nonsense . What's the point in drawing in oxygen ?
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Needs to be a full public inquiry into how hundreds if not thousands of sex criminals have been allowed to carry on for so long
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The media call these grooming nonces as 'Asian'. Asia is a large place with billions of people from multiple nations. They of course do this to deflect and distract us from identifying the more specific regions from where these tarts come from.
i.e. Pakistan. A little unfair to label all Pakistani's with this slur. I think there may be a case to narrow this down a little further to a region/ village/ tribe in Pakistan. I think marrying your daughter to your brothers son though is wrong and they need to address that. Perhaps a little like our Royal Family and those in Europe! |
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What dya reckon the Spanish or Portuguese people would do to the Brit ex pat "community" living in their country if it was Brits doing this to young Spanish/Portuguese girls.
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and how would you feel if you were a Brit in an ex pat community and had done absolutely nothing wrong but you were attacked just because you spoke English?
How stupid are some of you! |
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I'd enrol in a dago class.
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No harm in identifying the country, culture, religion and anything else that may help to identify the problem.
Or we could just bury opur heads and hope it goes away. Noone's suggesting random attacks on people from Pakistan. |
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I think one ought to be proud of one's country of origin, one's ethnicity and one's identity, regardless. Also, if one's a foreigner one must respect the law of the land, learn the lingo and integrate. If preferring or choosing to be insular then please go back to one's country of origin.
Are the above asking too much of an individual and discriminatory? I'd not think so if one's civilised and good-mannered. |