| Thread removed? 09:44 - Feb 6 with 4455 views | GlasgowBlue |
That’s a damn shame as it was interesting and educational imo. Racial stereotypes should be challenged, but with the exception of a couple of posters the issues were discussed with civility and understanding. |  |
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| Thread removed? on 00:10 - Feb 7 with 400 views | monytowbray |
| Thread removed? on 20:51 - Feb 6 by bluelagos |
If you are saying my position on policing, which is highly critical but is based on plenty of examples promotes hatred, I'd disagree.
It promotes, as I have, a hatred for the corruption and dishonesty that is prevalent within British policing.
The debate as to how much corruption there is comes down to a matter of opinion, but I am not shy in pointing out the many cases of corruption that the police suffer.
By your logic, was it hateful for Machperson to label the Met institutionally racist? I'd say in so doing he did more for British policing than any one else I know of.
You of course can quote some police officers tragically killed. But none of that is remotely relevant to issues as hand. And if you wish to start a list, am sure the list of those killed by police officers will be quite a long one too. |
Next they’ll be telling us Billionaires are the real victims. |  |
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| Thread removed? on 08:46 - Feb 7 with 269 views | Lord_Lucan |
| Thread removed? on 11:20 - Feb 6 by gtsb1966 |
Some members wouldn't find what I said offensive as there was a quote from travellers who said there are a some travellers who give the rest of them a bad name. What I should've said when discussing the mess and vandalism was SOME travellers. Footers however is just stirring as per usual. He's a bit weird in that way. |
I don’t see why Travellers get such a bad press, the stick they get is crazy. Personally I would love to live next door to a community of them, in fact I’m thinking of building a house next to West Meadows. |  |
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