"The Magnum" wrote...

Bit unfair dont you think. Asians and Blacks seem to have no problem
attacking the white population be it verbally or physically. They never seem
to get branded rascist even though a lot of them are the most rascist people
about.

You have to be white to be racist, it's the law.
If an Asian hates the British, he will only be filmed with his permission and will be allowed
to protect his identity while he puts out threats against us on national TV.
On the other hand, white people will be secretly filmed, publicly named, shamed, have their
assets frozen and be put in court... if they live that long.

But that's just part of the problem.
Racism, racist, and racial discrimiation are wonderful words and phrases. Using any of these
is like playing a joker or a trump card. If you don't like the person's opinions, just use one
of those phrases... as long as your opponent is white. If you want to commit a crime, blame
your behavior on the "racist oppression" you suffer. Put up such a big wall of "racism"
claims, making it such a dirty word, that nobody will dare to oppose you in case they get
labeled as racist.
Use of such words and phrases can also relieve you of any need to actually get off your arse
and do something for yourself. Just blame someone else for your problems and demand that they
or the government sort out your life for you.

As long as we keep telling people that they are victims, they will act like victims and look
for someone to blame. We all have equal rights to education, employment, business ownership,
housing, home ownership and our choice of religion. We need to stop treating certain people
like they are victims, or in some way inferior, and cannot survive without the constant help of
the white man.

On TV this morning, someone from a business was saying how there is a shortage of gas fitters.
They will employ anyone - black, white, Asian, male, female - as long as they can do the job.
Yet, as she says, females and Asians are not bothering... who's fault is that?

Someone needs to tell these minority groups and the "do-gooders" who feel that they must treat
these people like babies that they already have equal rights, there's nothing more to give
them, it's now up to them to make the effort.


Regards,
Peter.