Sunday, 23 March 2014

Racist MP Diane Abbott accuses UKIP of fostering racism

Racist Labour MP, Diane Abbott, has told a trade union anti-racism rally that "growing support for UKIP could see a rise in racism".

Whilst Abbott is clearly an expert on racism from her many years of being a racist, she is very wide of the mark on UKIP.

UKIP's immigration policy is about space, not race. There aren't enough jobs and houses to go around the people who already live here so inviting unlimited numbers of immigrants to live and work here is crazy.

UKIP's policy of promoting monoculturalism is about community cohesion, not race. People who move here and don't speak English, don't mix with people who aren't from their native culture and who don't make any effort to integrate with society struggle to find meaningful work and contribute positively to their community. Multiculturalism encourages self-imposed segregation and isolationism and increases the risk of extremism spreading through groups of impressionable young people.

Here's a selection of racist comments made by Diane Abbott, none of which have resulted in her losing her job or even earning a reprimand:

1988: 'the British invented racism'
1996: 'blonde, blue-eyed Finnish girls' [are unsuitable as nurses because they have] 'never met a black person before'
2007: 'You’d be better off working for a white Conservative. You’re a black conservative, you don’t do the black thing.'
2012: 'White people love playing "divide and rule" We should not play their game'
2012: 'Dubious of black people claiming they've never experienced racism. Ever tried hailing a taxi I always wonder?'

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As a white person if i happen to dislike another white person because they are stupid or obnoxious that seems to be acceptable. Should i happen to dislike a stupid or obnoxious person who happens to be coloured or a member of some demented religion then i am called racist. No amount of legislation can make people like each other and should not try. Has this woman ever lived in a non white country? I have, and there is no shortage of racism towards white people.
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Your comment is spot on.

To take this a step further, if you as a white person said something that another white person did not like, you could be called racist for offending or speaking in a way adverse to the sensibilities of the other white person .

An interesting change occurs when we play this out: your comments against a white person are labeled racist, so your comments are censored, you are gagged, and you are berrated for your so called racism.

The 'racist' charge has become a political tool of oppression. Furthermore, it is a political tool that is itself racist. Finally, the people who invented 'Political Correct' use race and racism in this way to supress the free speech of others and they are not only racist, but are themselves the most despicable racists on this planet.
When you stop and think about it, it is virtually impossible to find somebody British-born that is actually racist. it is perfectly acceptable, however, to hate the working classes. The Guardian/BBC reared classes are responsible for this hypocracy.

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