BBC schools educational programmes
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Acorn1 said:
Do you have children?Acorn1 said:
That's very Trumpian, much like."Goes to school as Tommy and comes home a Tammy"
We are getting much the same crap here in Australia
Acorn1 said:
A tale as old as time. As the Jesuits said, give them the boy and they will show you the man.The real scandal is being forced to pay a compulsory licence fee to a supposedly "unbiased" national broadcaster and have this be the outcome.
Acorn1 said:
Interesting language in the Daily Mail. Anyone would think they are hoping people on the right get angry and claim the BBC are brainwashing Acorn1 said:
It's always They isn't it?Challo said:
Acorn1 said:
Interesting language in the Daily Mail. Anyone would think they are hoping people on the right get angry and claim the BBC are brainwashing Ironically those children may well become the locals that get sidelined by business wanting to save a few quid.
lol,wtf, later on:
"Citizenship pupils in Northern Ireland are told that while immigrants can put pressure on housing and hospital waiting lists, they also 'contribute more in tax income that they use in services' and 'make a significant contribution to the economy: they fill skills gaps, pay taxes, and spend money'.
Geography pupils in Wales, meanwhile, are told that migrants pump a 'staggering amount of money' into the economy.
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The Northern Ireland study material also states: 'Some people may think that migrants take jobs from local people. This view likely arises from prejudice.'"
Prejudice and the other game mentioned previously, fooksake.Edited by .:ian:. on Monday 19th October 08:02
Acorn1 said:
only if you allow your child to participate in this drivelIf you spend some time with them yourselves you can censor this crap . Mine are 23/25 but we had this at school while they were growing up.
JagLover said:
A tale as old as time. As the Jesuits said, give them the boy and they will show you the man.
The real scandal is being forced to pay a compulsory licence fee to a supposedly "unbiased" national broadcaster and have this be the outcome.
Exactly this.The real scandal is being forced to pay a compulsory licence fee to a supposedly "unbiased" national broadcaster and have this be the outcome.
BBC has completely lost its way.
So nothing to see here because it's the DM, righto
Daily Express?
https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/2258169/fury-pup...
Daily Express?
https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/2258169/fury-pup...
Edited by Acorn1 on Monday 19th October 18:31
JoshSm said:
Sporky said:
It worries me that you think the DM might be reporting truthfully, accurately, and honestly.
As a free thinker you could try looking at the BBC material yourself and see if the Mail have misrepresented anything?Or is complaining about the messenger as far as it'll go?
Have you tried it?
We had BBC programmes on crossing the road when I was that age
Edited by Acorn1 on Monday 19th October 18:36
JoshSm said:
As a free thinker you could try looking at the BBC material yourself and see if the Mail have misrepresented anything?
Firstly, I never called myself a "free thinker". That sounds like something only a complete throbber would call themselves.Secondly, fact checking the DM would be a thankless full time occupation. I am in no way obliged to do a little dance in response to every frothy-mouthed hate-piece they publish.
Sporky said:
JoshSm said:
As a free thinker you could try looking at the BBC material yourself and see if the Mail have misrepresented anything?
Firstly, I never called myself a "free thinker". That sounds like something only a complete throbber would call themselves.Secondly, fact checking the DM would be a thankless full time occupation. I am in no way obliged to do a little dance in response to every frothy-mouthed hate-piece they publish.
You just said you were a 'free thinker'
I didn't mention it.
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