Really , amazing intellect
Bristol, England and its slave trading benefactor
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My pointing out that the Scots have been and forever will be top of the British class is not a comment on white supremacy. It's just a fact.
You'll get over it. I know mech already has. He's just busying himself going through the motions.
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Not since 1314
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All frothy, no substance and easily blown away
He's got his little y-fronts and he's got his little vest, Chaz Jankel, 1998. Mash it up Harry.
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Yes, indeed. But that's English beer for you.
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for those who want insights into scottish culture
to plumb the depths and understand the psyche
i can recommend (2) groundskeeper willie utube
clips " best of groundskeeper willie" , " grounds-
keeper willie compilation". only 5-6 min explains it
to plumb the depths and understand the psyche
i can recommend (2) groundskeeper willie utube
clips " best of groundskeeper willie" , " grounds-
keeper willie compilation". only 5-6 min explains it
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I forgot to mention they're also a waste of space
He's got his little y-fronts and he's got his little vest, Chaz Jankel, 1998. Mash it up Harry.
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Then stop drinking Mitchells & Butlers F F S !BillaRickaDickay wrote: ↑June 21, 2020, 1:08 amKilt Lifter.jpg
I forgot to mention they're also a waste of space
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That's exactly what I said; since forever. Thanks for the affirmation.samster wrote: ↑June 20, 2020, 6:29 pmNot since 1314
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Christopher Columbus, individual Leopold II, Winston Churchill, Edward Colston, Cecil Rhodes and the list goes on. Where will the toppling and defacing of the statues of racist historical figures end?
These past figures, an explorer, a individual and leaders are now branded as ‘racist’, a disgrace which doesn’t deserve a place of pride in public in the United States, United Kingdom and Belgium. They are the latest targets of anti-racist Black Lives Matter movement. People are not content with condemning cops and current political leaders. They are going all the way to purge past figures and rewrite history.
Where do we draw the line amidst the growing list of the famous turning into the racist infamous? Being a slave trader as Colton was seems sufficient but what about mere historical figures who were racially prejudiced or kept black slaves in their time? How far should people go?
Think of Thomas Jefferson, for example. The principal author of the American Declaration of Independence and the third President of the United States is a slave owner – 600 African American slaves we are told.
This despite the famous phrase “all men are created equal” penned by Jefferson himself in the declaration in 1776. It was obviously hypocritical since he owned half a thousand black slaves. So should all his statues be toppled and removed or thrown down the river as well?
Shall we start with the demolition of Jefferson Memorial and its 4,500 kilogram bronze statue in Washington DC?
https://www.khaosodenglish.com/opinion/ ... g-history/
These past figures, an explorer, a individual and leaders are now branded as ‘racist’, a disgrace which doesn’t deserve a place of pride in public in the United States, United Kingdom and Belgium. They are the latest targets of anti-racist Black Lives Matter movement. People are not content with condemning cops and current political leaders. They are going all the way to purge past figures and rewrite history.
Where do we draw the line amidst the growing list of the famous turning into the racist infamous? Being a slave trader as Colton was seems sufficient but what about mere historical figures who were racially prejudiced or kept black slaves in their time? How far should people go?
Think of Thomas Jefferson, for example. The principal author of the American Declaration of Independence and the third President of the United States is a slave owner – 600 African American slaves we are told.
This despite the famous phrase “all men are created equal” penned by Jefferson himself in the declaration in 1776. It was obviously hypocritical since he owned half a thousand black slaves. So should all his statues be toppled and removed or thrown down the river as well?
Shall we start with the demolition of Jefferson Memorial and its 4,500 kilogram bronze statue in Washington DC?
https://www.khaosodenglish.com/opinion/ ... g-history/
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jefferson was born a british subject , of english
& welsh ancestry. he came to his senses later .
his list of accomplishments is extraordinary. was
he an abusive , racist plantation owner who sought to singularly exploit blacks . debateable
& welsh ancestry. he came to his senses later .
his list of accomplishments is extraordinary. was
he an abusive , racist plantation owner who sought to singularly exploit blacks . debateable