If you had a telly back in the day, they were hard to avoid, there wasn't much choice of channels, and they were regulars in our living room as well. I never gave them much thought, they were just another act, the only thing I found strange was that my mum and dad seemed to like them better than Jukebox Jury or the Six Five Special. What was the matter with them, why did they prefer that Minstrel ****e ? Whatever it was, I don't think it had anything to do with racism.
Buffoon or Baboon..?
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknew...?ocid=msedgntp
“As I read it, I felt numb and did not know what to say. Having seen the word baboon I assumed it was referring to the colour of my skin. The word has left me feeling harassed, alarmed and distressed and I find the message to be racist based on the colour of my skin. The whole incident has left me extremely upset.
I would hope that Mr Sawyers was offered, and has received, counselling.
What is even more alarming:
The defendant was charged following an investigation carried out by Pc Stuart Ward, who is the UK’s first dedicated hate crime officer within a football unit.
and then...
The CPS said it would be applying for a harsher sentence to reflect the fact that Silwood has been convicted of a hate crime.
Is this really what our law enforcement officers need to be getting all worked up about?
I suppose we should be thankful Mr Sawyers did not accidentally come across the Black Boy pub on a country drive, that might have necessited a call to the Samaritans.
I do wonder how much of this is down to the individual, in this case Mr Sawyers, and how much down to the Race Relations industry, the Police and the CPS, always hovering in the background looking for opportunities to step in and take over. When you read between the lines, you can see that our footballers determination to continue taking the knee was driven in the background by the Race Relations industry, for their own nefarious purposes.
When you have PC Stuart Ward, who is the UK’s first dedicated hate crime officer within a football unit on the job, armed and ready he has to be seen to be doing something. Bloody sad state of affairs when you can't take the pi$$ without someone taking umbrage.
Then again, I well remember "Numbongo" but he was one of our own and I took umbrage at that.
Just every now and again you send us these little pearlers sinkov, I wish I could think them up...
"I suppose we should be thankful Mr Sawyers did not accidentally come across the Black Boy pub on a country drive, that might have necessitated a call to the Samaritans."