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The BBC are well past their sell by date, they should be completely scrapped and rethunked. IMO.
09:07 Wed 19th Jun 2019
Ought to be in the Jokes section, Spicerack. Which of those do you trust to deliver Brexit in any real sense?
The first - and best - question was "How do you propose to leave the EU in October without the consent of Parliament". This question never got answered and the slightly duller half of the comedy duo Witless and Wark didn't seem able or willing to force the issue.
The nadir of the show was the Muslim plant (showing that Rent-a-Scarf do beards and silly hats as well as all forms of the veil) talking about "words having consequences", a reference to the letter-box joke when Johnson was defending the "right" of Islam's second class citizens to wear the burqa. A "hug your Muslim neighbour" love-fest followed in which all five of the clowns threw incense on the sacred altar of Muslim victimhood, and Javid, whom I'd previously respected, asking his fellow candidates if they would make a commitment to organising an investigation into "Islamophobia" if they became the next PM. All the other four wimped along with this nonsense, throwing away a golden opportunity to enhance their chances by asserting the obvious truth that the main cause of "Islamophobia" is not Tory bigotry, but Muslim supremacists.
The first - and best - question was "How do you propose to leave the EU in October without the consent of Parliament". This question never got answered and the slightly duller half of the comedy duo Witless and Wark didn't seem able or willing to force the issue.
The nadir of the show was the Muslim plant (showing that Rent-a-Scarf do beards and silly hats as well as all forms of the veil) talking about "words having consequences", a reference to the letter-box joke when Johnson was defending the "right" of Islam's second class citizens to wear the burqa. A "hug your Muslim neighbour" love-fest followed in which all five of the clowns threw incense on the sacred altar of Muslim victimhood, and Javid, whom I'd previously respected, asking his fellow candidates if they would make a commitment to organising an investigation into "Islamophobia" if they became the next PM. All the other four wimped along with this nonsense, throwing away a golden opportunity to enhance their chances by asserting the obvious truth that the main cause of "Islamophobia" is not Tory bigotry, but Muslim supremacists.
What nonsense. Islamophobia is by definition an illegitimate and irrational hatred of Muslims. It's when you shout at people you don't know, and treat them as subhuman, just for what religion they follow or even for how they look. It's quite right that it is universally and unconditionally condemned, and quite shameful that you're looking for excuses to justify it.
//What nonsense. Islamophobia is by definition an illegitimate and irrational hatred of Muslims//
Well, that's some people's (deliberately) contrived definition. My definition is "a legitimate and rational" hatred of a fascist ideology which Islam certainly, and cast in the same mould as the fascist ideologies of the twentieth century.
I would hope you would join me in condemning those, wouldn't you?
Well, that's some people's (deliberately) contrived definition. My definition is "a legitimate and rational" hatred of a fascist ideology which Islam certainly, and cast in the same mould as the fascist ideologies of the twentieth century.
I would hope you would join me in condemning those, wouldn't you?
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