Policeman in Trouble for Using the Phase "Whiter than White"
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Russian Troll Bot said:
Officer in the Anti-Corruption squad placed on restricted duties after an allegation of racist language when he talked about the need to be "whiter than white" when it came to their conduct.
https://www.standard.co.uk/news/crime/senior-met-o...
There must be more to this story? Surely several people in the Met couldn't be so stupid as to take this common phrase as a racist statement?
Of course there's more to the story. The Standard is basically the Daily Mail.https://www.standard.co.uk/news/crime/senior-met-o...
There must be more to this story? Surely several people in the Met couldn't be so stupid as to take this common phrase as a racist statement?
I'm all for this idiocy.
The more absurd and nonsensical these pogroms against nothing become the sooner it'll all disappear up it's own a
hole, it's long overdue.
And if it doesn't, and this sort of bks actually becomes a part of modern mores then I'll just wait for an early, comfortable death. It's a win win.
The more absurd and nonsensical these pogroms against nothing become the sooner it'll all disappear up it's own a
hole, it's long overdue.And if it doesn't, and this sort of b
ks actually becomes a part of modern mores then I'll just wait for an early, comfortable death. It's a win win.gizlaroc said:
My Nan ran a private day nursery in Leicester a few years back, New Walk if anyone went there!
I lived in the flat above while at Uni and when I was there she received a letter from Leicester City Council and the education authority saying that the words should be changed to "green sheep" along with a few other gems like, had to be called a chalk board and not black board and "coffee with no milk" on the coffee machine.
This was the early 90's, no doubt thought up by 12 white people sitting in the offices and thinking they had done really well.
She ignored them, repeatedly.
Show me a letter. I lived in the flat above while at Uni and when I was there she received a letter from Leicester City Council and the education authority saying that the words should be changed to "green sheep" along with a few other gems like, had to be called a chalk board and not black board and "coffee with no milk" on the coffee machine.
This was the early 90's, no doubt thought up by 12 white people sitting in the offices and thinking they had done really well.
She ignored them, repeatedly.
Pothole said:
gizlaroc said:
My Nan ran a private day nursery in Leicester a few years back, New Walk if anyone went there!
I lived in the flat above while at Uni and when I was there she received a letter from Leicester City Council and the education authority saying that the words should be changed to "green sheep" along with a few other gems like, had to be called a chalk board and not black board and "coffee with no milk" on the coffee machine.
This was the early 90's, no doubt thought up by 12 white people sitting in the offices and thinking they had done really well.
She ignored them, repeatedly.
Show me a letter. I lived in the flat above while at Uni and when I was there she received a letter from Leicester City Council and the education authority saying that the words should be changed to "green sheep" along with a few other gems like, had to be called a chalk board and not black board and "coffee with no milk" on the coffee machine.
This was the early 90's, no doubt thought up by 12 white people sitting in the offices and thinking they had done really well.
She ignored them, repeatedly.
Only in the land of PH ... (You should get out more).
Pistom said:
One real laugh out loud moment for me in the BBC series - The Bodyguard was when the security bod was hassling the MPs, one of whom he had the job of protecting the Home Secretary.
The security guy is white - so white he could probably trace roots back to King Arthur.
One of the MPs didn't like the security guy distracting them and told the other Home Secretary - "can you throw some nuts to your monkey" to which the security bloke bounced back with "I'm mixed race sir".
The look on the MPs face was total shock!
Brilliant.
Mrs P and I both said as one that he should have the monkey to get lost and take his organ grinder with him.The security guy is white - so white he could probably trace roots back to King Arthur.
One of the MPs didn't like the security guy distracting them and told the other Home Secretary - "can you throw some nuts to your monkey" to which the security bloke bounced back with "I'm mixed race sir".
The look on the MPs face was total shock!
Brilliant.
CastroSays said:
snuffy said:
The Article said:
A “good egg” is also thought to be discouraged in police ranks because it is deemed to be too closely associated with “egg and spoon”, rhyming slang for a highly offensive racist term.
Pistom said:
One real laugh out loud moment for me in the BBC series - The Bodyguard was when the security bod was hassling the MPs, one of whom he had the job of protecting the Home Secretary.
The security guy is white - so white he could probably trace roots back to King Arthur.
One of the MPs didn't like the security guy distracting them and told the other Home Secretary - "can you throw some nuts to your monkey" to which the security bloke bounced back with "I'm mixed race sir".
The look on the MPs face was total shock!
Brilliant.
Ace. Is it any good to watch? I like tne use of monkey as a term. Lock, Stock 'fThe security guy is white - so white he could probably trace roots back to King Arthur.
One of the MPs didn't like the security guy distracting them and told the other Home Secretary - "can you throw some nuts to your monkey" to which the security bloke bounced back with "I'm mixed race sir".
The look on the MPs face was total shock!
Brilliant.
kin' norfarn monkeys.' 
hot fuzz, 'take your monkey and go home.'
'does he mean me or this?'
garyhun said:
Already gone sadly 
Has it?http://www.bbc.co.uk/learning/schoolradio/subjects...
Folks may wish to read State of Policing Sept 2018
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Then having read that give the following a try
#Crisis in Policing
Going viral
#TrueBlueLineUK
Russian Troll Bot said:
Officer in the Anti-Corruption squad placed on restricted duties after an allegation of racist language when he talked about the need to be "whiter than white" when it came to their conduct.
https://www.standard.co.uk/news/crime/senior-met-o...
There must be more to this story? Surely several people in the Met couldn't be so stupid as to take this common phrase as a racist statement?
Hmmm... https://www.standard.co.uk/news/crime/senior-met-o...
There must be more to this story? Surely several people in the Met couldn't be so stupid as to take this common phrase as a racist statement?
Daily Express...
'Sources said...'
'Insiders said...'
Sounds like a load of old b
ks to me, especially designed to wind up the political correctness gone mad brigade
smn159 said:
Russian Troll Bot said:
Officer in the Anti-Corruption squad placed on restricted duties after an allegation of racist language when he talked about the need to be "whiter than white" when it came to their conduct.
https://www.standard.co.uk/news/crime/senior-met-o...
There must be more to this story? Surely several people in the Met couldn't be so stupid as to take this common phrase as a racist statement?
Hmmm... https://www.standard.co.uk/news/crime/senior-met-o...
There must be more to this story? Surely several people in the Met couldn't be so stupid as to take this common phrase as a racist statement?
Daily Express...
'Sources said...'
'Insiders said...'
Sounds like a load of old b
ks to me, especially designed to wind up the political correctness gone mad brigadeGassing Station | News, Politics & Economics | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff