Well, I think that just about wraps that up. I’ll pop the kettle on now!
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Do you think that white indigenous scumbags who milk the system, should be treated differently to EE scumbags who milk the system?
If yes, than I say “racist”.
If you think all scumbags who milk the system, no matter their origins should be treated equally then I say “not racist”.
Take the kettle off the boil for a minute mate, he aint finished…
The man from Del Monte…He say …
‘No’…or was it… ‘YES’ ?.
Franglais…You are beginning to believe your own hype mate.
You see yourself now as some guru with us all sat at your feet awaiting your pearls of wisdom.
A bit of a poundshop King Solomon… of Trucknet.
Yes you have. Your attitude to some people depends on their race.
Very clear and unambiguous.
You single out a particular group in precise terms and look down on them, more than others of different colour/race/nationality whatever.
Do one mate…just do one.
Put your kettle back on bud…I think he’s finished.
Do me a coffee while yer at it…a white one.
Oh ■■■■ there I go again with my racism…make it a black one…oh hell ! 
Have you got any chocolate brownies?
Oh I give up.
Anyhoo it’s only appropriate to give 'Billy the Kid the ladt word on this.
Over to you Bill.
Did I not make that clear? My apologies in that case. For the benefit of clarity I’ll state that my hatred and contempt is directed entirely towards anyone who milks the system. To remove all doubt, I don’t give a flying one about their skin colour. It’s you who keeps steering this conversation that way. Do you want to address the group about your obvious issues in this regard? Methinks the lady doth protest too much. C’mon, share your thoughts, it’ll be enlightening if nothing else.
Oh… please don’t
Your earlier post was mentioning newly arrived working EEs, and scumbag locals.
I did not want to assume too much bec…you know.
I try to be colour blind.
I can’t recall any posts of mine explaining how I treat different colour etc folk differently. That is someone else’s forte.
To be pedantic please clarify “newly arrived”. I never said that, you assumed it. There’s a pattern emerging here.
Don’t you dare, white and two for me. Hope that’s not seen as racists. 
I’m offended. What you’re suggesting in your racist post is one white lady and two black guys doing horizontal gymnastics! That’s how ridiculous taking offence is
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I ain’t black, heavily tanned maybe. 
Comes with the territory Mick Dundee
If they were long term residents would you refer to them as “coming to England”/
I wouldn’t but maybe we are different there?
And that is why i specified similar cases, but differentiated only by origins earlier.
I wanted to avoid misunderstandings.
More like Usain Bolt if I bumped into a croc! 
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I’m puzzled by all these references to ‘colour blindness’, a term I haven’t heard for many years.
The multi-cultural policy, generally, in this country in the last forty years has tended towards integration rather than assimilation. That is to say, that instead of being colour-blind and air-brushing our cultural differences out of existence, we strive to live alongside other cultures and celebrate them. Surprisingly, perhaps, we have succeeded, by and large, in doing exactly that more than most other countries. Perhaps because our own culture is fairly porous. Unlike France, for example. Muslims in France are expected to be assimilated, not integrated and the opposite has happened, resulting in ghetto Muslim towns. Not nearly so here, though there are creeping exceptions in very recent times.
This principle extended to other cultures, like the gypsies and other travellers commmunities, who under the Gypsy Council (or whatever they’re called nowadays) were very much for integration, not assimilation. Assimilation for them meant compulsory house-dwelling and loss of the Romany culture and language.
Learning to live with lots of cultures in the same cramped conditions is proving harder and harder in 2025. If we are to retain / maintain an integrated multi-culture in good order, we must fearlessly tackle uncontrolled illegal immigration fast. Doing so will not only protect our British culture (however indefinable that may seem), but it will protect our multi-culture too.
For myself I try to be colour blind in some situations but not in others. Regards religion, work, etc then “colour blind”. Regards some health care maybe not so much so. Issuing a police wanted description omitting skin colour would be mad.
The Parisian banlieue?
As many with so may things “it is more complicated than that”.
The Algerian war resulting in lots of migration over a short time, And new arrivals being all put in the same new suburbs through lack of alternatives, not necessarily through the choice of the new arrivals.
Lots of other factors too probably.
I would suggest that poor housing causing problems irrespective of race and culture. Is it exacerbated by such? Yes, but everything is intertwined.
Should culture be protected?
Should it not be left free in the wild to develop?
Our culture is paramount, dont listen to these wishy washy hand wringing lefty idiots.
I am all for live and let live, what I am against is those who live here, for howevet many generations, wishing to change our culture, towards theirs.
That all comes back to the same thing…indoctrinated religion.
Multi culturalism in it’s literal definition collides with human nature…all we can do is try and live alongside each other peacefully and get on as best we can.
One of my mates is an ex Turkish special forces guy, he is a born Moslem, but like me he has denounced his religion…I feel BECAUSE of that non religious aspect, it is WHY we get on great.
The problem with different cultures not getting on has a little to do with ‘black and white’ except in extreme cases…, but much more to do with religion.
I would extend ‘religion’ to ‘political dogma’. I see religion as political dogma dressed in spiritual or occult trappings: religion is inherently very political. Communism is almost a religion without the sky-fairies. If you think killing and cultural anhiliation is the province of religion alone, you only have to look at Stalin who probably killed more people in the name of communism than all the religious wars put together. It’s political dogma and closed minds the ■■■■ the job up!
Why?
That is exactly what a
Y’know, that is exactly the sort of statements I would expect from a strongly religious person about their religion.
As @les_sylphides draws parallels between religion and politics, so it also is with race and culture.
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