This isn't racist? - Page 7

garinda · 12-03-2011, 11:30

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Would Guy Gibson's dog be allowed?

No, because he was a boy dog, and as well as discriminating along racial lines, they are also sexist.

jaysay · 12-03-2011, 14:08

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Who said there were? Here's the post from another thread.
http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/890061-post123.html

Well that thread sort of turned into a racist thing didn't it really we even got a new word banned

Mancie · 13-03-2011, 01:49

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Some one once suggested that Mancie should have a breathalyser on his computer, so that when the alcohol gets to a certain level it cuts out, not such a bad idea me thinks

Typical stuff.. creepy crawley Jaysay gets involved ..the queen of accyweb has already spoken...poles apart (so told)..god help those who dare to differ from thier opinon..

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suedarbo · 13-03-2011, 03:04

Oh dear!!

jaysay · 13-03-2011, 09:37

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Typical stuff.. creepy crawley Jaysay gets involved ..the queen of accyweb has already spoken...poles apart (so told)..god help those who dare to differ from thier opinon..

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Mancie I'll always differ from your opinion whatever it is

Gayle · 13-03-2011, 13:13

Just for the record - about 50 people came to see the play yesterday, mostly young people. The audience was about half split between white and asian. Out of the 50, only 3 were boys.

garinda · 13-03-2011, 13:24

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Originally Posted by Gayle

Just for the record - about 50 people came to see the play yesterday, mostly young people. The audience was about half split between white and asian. Out of the 50, only 3 were boys.

Good turn out.

Still doesn't take away from the fact that the group Lancashire-wide Network for Ethnic Minority Women, who presented the performance, are openly discriminating against people racially.

Which is supposedly illegal, as well as being morally abhorrent.

Gayle · 13-03-2011, 13:30

You'll notice that I'm not actually arguing with you on this one Garinda.

All I'm doing is clarifying that the Arts Centre doesn't accept any discrimination and that as far as I'm concerned the show was open to everyone and anyone, and pointing out that as far as this event is concerned the Lancashire Wide Network for Ethnic Women didn't discriminate either.

I just thought you might be interested in the audience breakdown.

yerself · 13-03-2011, 13:44

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half split between white and asian.

This means nothing. Why are some of the audience described by their colour and others by their continent of origin? Are there not any white asians?

garinda · 13-03-2011, 13:48

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Originally Posted by Gayle

You'll notice that I'm not actually arguing with you on this one Garinda.

All I'm doing is clarifying that the Arts Centre doesn't accept any discrimination and that as far as I'm concerned the show was open to everyone and anyone, and pointing out that as far as this event is concerned the Lancashire Wide Network for Ethnic Women didn't discriminate either.

I just thought you might be interested in the audience breakdown.

This thread is about the group who presented the play, Lancashire-wide Network for Ethnic Minority Women.

An openly racist group, who happen to be part financially supported by the tax payer.

The last funding figures I can find are from 2006.

A year which saw them receive £44,200.00 from Lancashire County Council, and £3,290.00 from Hyndburn Borough Council.

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This blatantly racist group are worse than the B.N.P., who have at least been forced by the courts to ensure their membership isn't restricted along lines of race, or ethnicity.

The racist material they are publishing breaks the law, under the Race Relations Act of 1976.

garinda · 13-03-2011, 13:50

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This means nothing. Why are some of the audience described by their colour and others by their continent of origin? Are there not any white asians?

Why is the audience broken down by race at all?

garinda · 13-03-2011, 13:54

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Originally Posted by Gayle

You'll notice that I'm not actually arguing with you on this one Garinda.

Though you noticably haven't condemned them, for hosting events that are for 'black, and minority ethnic ladies only'.

Gayle · 13-03-2011, 14:12

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Originally Posted by garinda

Why is the audience broken down by race at all?

It wasn't - I don't think anyone there considered it. It certainly wasn't counted or monitored in anyway. I was just attempting to demonstrate that there was no discrimination at the event. I foolishly thought you might be interested.

Gayle · 13-03-2011, 14:15

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Originally Posted by garinda

Though you noticably haven't condemned them, for hosting events that are for 'black, and minority ethnic ladies only'.

And there's no reason why I should or shouldn't condemn them on here - it's absolutely nothing to do with me what their policies are and how they operate. As long as there is no discrimination in the Arts Centre then I can't and won't comment on what they do elsewhere.

garinda · 13-03-2011, 14:18

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And there's no reason why I should or shouldn't condemn them on here - it's absolutely nothing to do with me what their policies are and how they operate. As long as there is no discrimination in the Arts Centre then I can't and won't comment on what they do elsewhere.

Fair enough.

Your prerogative.

Though I think by saying nothing, you are in fact saying quite a lot.