Actually yes back to ofcom for her racist comment that he knows nothing about racism!
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Actually yes back to ofcom for her racist comment that he knows nothing about racism!
That sounds like a good next thread title to meTwo cunts living in LA dictating to the BBC and getting Piers fired.
Yes, they believe class and wealth have no bearing on someone's "lived experience".
They replace sex with gender, so the problems women face for biological reasons and misogyny (notice the -gyny) don't exist and don't have an impact on their standing.
But they believe race, heritage, gender, political leaning and sexuality are the things that matter and having any combination of these things has an impact on a person's "privilege".
I've seen it brought up in FB groups a couple of times. The standard reply is that he was young and has apologised, shown maturity and hence all is forgiven. Interestingly, only the calling his army mate a derogatory term is ever brought up, the nazi uniform incident not.
The problem is now is that everything is about how someone "perceived" something or how it ,,"felt" . These are two things that cant be qualified or challenged. As soon as that comes out you stand no chance of having a debate about anything. I can challenge something someone said or did that made me feel bad but they have the right to challenge that and I would always allow that opportunity if offered. However when it comes to fire topics of race and mental health, to make sweeping accusations based on the above with no evidence then you're in very dangerous territory.
I'm just going to post this here. Duchess Catherine, allegedly racist, meeting with numerous Indigenous tribes in Canada. The accusations are so ridiculous because anyone who even pays attention to them know they are not racist!
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Ohh I see, as in from the other perspective? So for example they would see it as because someone is a white man, regardless of their life experiences, they are privileged. I’m not articulating myself very well but we agree I’m pretty sure
You will love it.
I love it.
People here are friendly and caring and giving. Mostly.
People here dance and sing all the time. We have excellent food that is full of flavour because of our melting pot of cultures.
Everyone always goes to Cape Town but that is a small segment of South Africa. We have wild life and depending on where you go it can equally be untouched. There is tropics in Durban. Johannesburg is more flat and there are many places to go that teach you about South Africa culturally.
Mpumalamga is the more wild. It's where Kruger Park is and Northern Cape is more desert except when we have spring and it mostly turns to flowers. And the Eastern Cape is forests and mountains were we still have wild roaming Elephants.
We also have crime, mostly opportunistic crime though, and some people are just assholes who trade in racism to benefit themselves and their agenda. (Not old white men)
I would encourage people to come here. But just make sure you know where you are going and where you shouldn't go without a guide.
I thought Meghan had angered me as much as she could, but that Africa "no-one asks if I'm ok" interview still makes my blood pressure hit the roof. The utter selfishness when she had met children orphaned by HIV, been to a memorial for a young woman who was raped and murdered and seen people with unspeakably difficult lives, defies belief. The cruelty of Harry and Meghan whinging actually made me cry. I had been deeply moved by the strength of people's spirits and the scale of kindness and determination from those trying to help. As a woman, I especially felt great empathy towards women, so many of whom were hugely inspiring. I felt humbled and I thought everyone would.
The H & M Africa interviews were truly sickening. They were insulting to those who have real problems and also so very nearly reduced the entire tour to the Harry and Meghan "what about us" tour. It was contemptible.
On a more positive note, South Africa is a very beautiful country and I really enjoyed seeing different places. Learning more about the culture was fascinating and I would really love to visit. The joy of the dancing was contagious and I loved seeing all the children and of course Desmond Tutu. Lots of us will remember the tour for the appalling behaviour of H & M, but also for an insight into a beautiful country with some of the bravest, strongest, kindest and joyful people in the world. x
But we all know about Phil's comments. They're many and varied. But actually when did you last hear one? Maybe because he's not in public duty. Maybe he was educated and learned to shut up.
He didn't look right in that clip at all. Is he on drugs or what? Is he finally starting to realise what he's done and how toxic Meghan is? I think the Queen has been amazing reaching out to try and save him from Smeggy and not being angry.
Does anyone else think that Smeggy shafted him in the Oprah interview? When she pulled the race card over what was allegedly said before he came on and then he had to say that he couldn't name anyone. It all seemed very odd to me. It's hard to believe that even if said incident did take place why would he allow her to say it to the entire world? He's thick enough not to realise the full implications for his family but I still can't believe that he didn't realise that a row would ensue.
Harry must also have known the real reason why Archie didn't get a title but again she changed the narrative to suit her. She really threw him under the bus there.
Yes this!! I was really narked by Beyonce and the allowance of that. Like the MOBO could you imagine music of white origin? It's not just race. I absolutely hate international women's day. Where is International men's day? The inequality is everywhere....gender, education, race, sexuality to name a few.
In striving for equality we create greater inequality.
Thank you for your very thoughtful response. It's important to respect points of view and challenge them - I do agree with your points too.
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The face says it all
What the f..k have I have got myself into
Someone help me
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It really does, doesn't it? If you compare his demeanor when he was alone with James Corden, he seemed much more relaxed and happy, a bit like his old self. When he's with Meghan, he seems so tense and sad. He says "my wife" a lot instead of "meghan" and it makes my skin crawl. It's like he's trying to please her possessive self. She has worn that guy down.
What the f..k have I have got myself into
Someone help me
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It really does, doesn't it? If you compare his demeanor when he was alone with James Corden, he seemed much more relaxed and happy, a bit like his old self. When he's with Meghan, he seems so tense and sad. He says "my wife" a lot instead of "meghan" and it makes my skin crawl. It's like he's trying to please her possessive self. She has worn that guy down.
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The 19th November!
Seeing William and Katherine today. Just putting on the stiff upper lip, and carrying out their duties in spite of all the snarling and sniping about them over the last few days, my thought was: whilst it is ok speak out about racism, bullying, abuse and your poor mental health, in doing so Meghan and Harry have knowingly pushed others into a crisis with their own mental health.
Is that ok?
If you don't get support and help when you need it, wouldn't you want to avoid causing someone else to face that situation?
Kate looks like she has the worries of the world on her shoulders today.
William will 'speak to his brother soon'. Harry won't be allowed that call in private will he.
Is that ok?
If you don't get support and help when you need it, wouldn't you want to avoid causing someone else to face that situation?
Kate looks like she has the worries of the world on her shoulders today.
William will 'speak to his brother soon'. Harry won't be allowed that call in private will he.
Ooh hang on....
Get your keys, passport, driving licence and please go to the next checkout!
New thread
https://tattle.life/threads/harry-and-meghan-73-harry-snotter-and-the-prisoner-of-gangan.16798/
New thread
https://tattle.life/threads/harry-and-meghan-73-harry-snotter-and-the-prisoner-of-gangan.16798/
I don’t get it....
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