Post by Monkey DoctorOn Mon, 23 Feb 2004 14:12:54 -0000, "ROBBIE ANTI-BEEB GUERILLA"
"Monkey Doctor"
Post by Monkey Doctorhttp://www.guardian.co.uk/crime/article/0,2763,1152990,00.html
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Hey I listened to reggae, took drugs and fucked a lot all weekend: didn't
make me unthinkingly multi culti though.
Do you think because the old bill beat him up it negates what I've said?
No, it was just a meaningless counterpoint to your equally meaningless
stories, to illustrate that you can't prove a social problem by
bringing up individual cases.
You see the old bill as blue meanies
Well, some coppers are cunts, most aren't. On the whole I think they
do a good and very difficult job. I certainly don't view them a 'like,
the tool of oppression, man'. If this was the PRC I might have a
different view, but I know what country i'm living in.
and minorities
as put-upon characters from a Bob Marley song
More assumptive tripe. I don't hold them up to any sort of light and
declare them pure. What I do see is that throughout history minorities
get shat on with little legitimacy other than the ulterior motives of
the majority. The means by which this abuse is instigated is largely
via ignorance and misinformation (The Jews are after our money, the
Indians are after our Jobs, the blacks are after our women etc.) and I
firmly believe the way to prevent such abuse is through nurturing
communication between these groups.
Where you and I part way philosophically is that I think the
government, in the interest of peaceful interior racial relations,
should put pressure on the countries institutions to ensure the
cultural groups mix. I don't think the situation will ever be perfect
and we will all hold hands and hug Ebony and Ivory stylee, but i'd
rather a few disgruntled people than communities at each others
throats.
MD
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