Thinking about cases like this, it baffles me that these tools still think this is a valid defence:
More to the point, why will no one take it to the next level? It's not just that these people make lousy decisions, it's that they're a bunch of bigoted lunatics. It was inevitable that the really big bogus abuse scandals, Orkney, Middlesbrough and Rochdale would all involve native families, just as assuredly as the kids left to die are disproportionately ethnic minorities. 'Starvation' is an eurocentric concept, but the average British family is the Auschwitz of today. That's why they're damned - because they're a bunch of leftist nutcases using children as sock puppets in their deranged agitprop.
Director for Children's Social Care at Birmingham City Council, Colin Tucker, said: "It can be a case of you're damned if you do and damned if you don't."See? They're fair-minded: they don't just ignore the guilty, they also persecute the innocent. Why will no one on the right point the absurdity of this defence?
More to the point, why will no one take it to the next level? It's not just that these people make lousy decisions, it's that they're a bunch of bigoted lunatics. It was inevitable that the really big bogus abuse scandals, Orkney, Middlesbrough and Rochdale would all involve native families, just as assuredly as the kids left to die are disproportionately ethnic minorities. 'Starvation' is an eurocentric concept, but the average British family is the Auschwitz of today. That's why they're damned - because they're a bunch of leftist nutcases using children as sock puppets in their deranged agitprop.
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Starvation cases are like buses now. You wait for ages, and then....
Whisper it quietly, but if you go down the list of cases at the GSCC hearings, they give the countries of origins of the social workers because many of the cases involve challenged or bogus qualifications.
On a crude count roughly half the names seem to be people not of British origin, meaning complaints are wildly out of proportion to waaacial owigin. .
Wasn't there a top cop who got in big trouble for making the same observation about the prison population?
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I detect the hand of the blessed St Mona in this story:
http://uk.news.yahoo.com/5/20100325/tuk-youth-stabbed-on-tube-in-rush-hour-d-45dbed5.html
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There's now a description of the victim:
"A Tube worker said he had found the teenager, of Middle Eastern appearance, on the floor of the ticket hall covered in blood and with multiple stab wounds to the chest."
But nothing on the attackers...
And in other SS-related news, it seems they are getting the wind up about that cursed free speech online stuff...
'Starvation' is an eurocentric concept, but the average British family is the Auschwitz of today.
Sorry, but I don't understand this sentence. What does it mean?
The least-Mona incident ever reported on the BBC:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/south_east/8587969.stm
They'd have printed his shoe size if they had known it.
Good call Rob. Its staggering isnt it.
I almost feel like I know him - with his eyebrows and all!
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'Starvation' is an eurocentric concept, but the average British family is the Auschwitz of today.
Sorry, but I don't understand this sentence. What does it mean?
I take this to mean that when a vibrant person decides to starve a kid to death because its posessed by a demon, they are just expressing an aspect of their culture, one that enriches us all.
Starvation is what happens when white people fail to give enough resources to another people. Hence 'Starvation' is a eurocentric concept.
The average British or white family otoh is a maelstrom of repression, violence, intolerance, patriarchy, satanic abuse (a bit old skool now but its there for the supreme irony, nice one DJ). Hence the Auschwitz reference.
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