[Statesideowl]

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/202...s-comments

What an absolute clown troupe of virtue signalling parasites.
The Tories that are found to have made gross remarks about Abbott deserve to be grilled for it.

However, it isn't that long ago that Abbot herself repeatedly made disgusting comments about white people. She was never forced to step down from her position receiving less criticism in the media than these Tory arseholes.

So again, let's stop with the two-tier hypocrisy around racism. Stamp everyone perpetrating out or don't at all.

Stop the pathetic, passive pretence of holding people of colour accountable for their racist actions whilst demanding white people are dealt the most severe punishment for the same crime.
It's all unacceptable regardless of who is doing it, for fks sake why is this so difficult to comprehend?

Going back to yesterday's post, briefly.
The head of the Muslim councils of GB, whining that treating others fairly, without infringement on equal rights and NOT undermining UK laws would discriminate against them..
Absolutely everything a critical thinker needs to know is right there, in one tidy little story..

They don't want that, they want to keep the position they have, holding power above all other religious groups and cultural groups.

Here's a question for people, the answer is not for me. The answer is purely for the individual willing to engage the thought process..
Answer yourself honestly, this has nothing to do with me personally.

How do you think/feel when you or others criticise the history and horrors of: Christianity/Catholicism/Protestantism/Judaism/Buddhism?
Acceptable discussion, yes?

Now, how do you think/feel when you or others criticise the history and horrors of Islam?
Do you suddenly feel guilt or disgust?
A sense of feeling like "We shouldn't be saying that, it's a bit racist"
Do you think it's an acceptable response for the Muslim community to threaten harm on those who dare criticise their religion and try to hold it accountable for it's actions?

If so, congratulations. You have been perfectly conditioned and brainwashed to accept militant Islam in not just your life, but everyone else's.

There are those who desperately need to understand that to criticise a religion, a hostile ideology, is not racism. Islam is not an ethnic group.
Although Muslims can be any ethnicity they are predominantly non-white.
Part of the issue, I believe, is the effect of 'white guilt' being so deeply seeded that white people are now conditioned to not criticise or call out poor behaviour by people of colour, even where it's justified, for fear of being called "Racist".

Therefore many whites cannot even begin to address criticising the belief system held by religious people of colour because they can't even bring themselves to get past their skin colour, terrified that they'll be seen saying something negative about a person of colour and not that person's belief system.
Groundwork was layed long ago, castrating the European white male voice is just part of it.