There's no solution in saying "There's racism out there" - how does that solve anything?
Show me a law that is racist in intent and we'll agree. Show me a police officer that commits a racist act, like in South Carolina when a black man was unlawfully shot whilst running away, and we'll agree.
The idea you can craft a narrative based on no racism just because it's somewhere out there in the ether doesn't solve problems, it creates more problems for people because now they grow up in an environment where there are told every obstacle they face is from this shadowy, nameless, faceless group who's out to get them simply because of the colour of their skin.
You see, back in the good old days, the days when Pakistan was a British Territory, in the 1800's. Pakistanis were sick and tired of being under occupation, so once they gained Independence, they sought revenge. They asked themselves "They occupied us, what can we do to get them back?". Then it hit them, not only where they asking the question, they were also answering it. Invade Britain. However, this was the 21st century, you couldn't just occupy a country outright (Except for Israel, but that's a story for another time). They had to occupy Britain covertly. They soon realized over-running the British with their own kind was the the most effective way. So It began, thousands upon thousands of Pakistani's migrated to the UK. They integrated into society, they became the leaders of their society (Sadiq Khan). This effect can be seen on many British websites, even this one. Because most Pakistani's are Muslim and a the sites user are very often Pakistani, in effect, this site is full of Muslims.Hope that answers your question
Which institution are you referring to? Institutional racism isn't a faceless group because the group is the institution that the racism occurs within..
There's no solution in saying "There's racism out there" - how does that solve anything?
Show me a law that is racist in intent and we'll agree. Show me a police officer that commits a racist act, like in South Carolina when a black man was unlawfully shot whilst running away, and we'll agree.
The idea you can craft a narrative based on no racism just because it's somewhere out there in the ether doesn't solve problems, it creates more problems for people because now they grow up in an environment where there are told every obstacle they face is from this shadowy, nameless, faceless group who's out to get them simply because of the colour of their skin.
you're an idiot. an intellectual like you should have better rigourousness than that...
have you heard of the Stephen Lawrence inquiry? Of numerous US police forces that have racist policies? It's not about laws, but about practices and actions.
you're an idiot. an intellectual like you should have better rigourousness than that...
have you heard of the Stephen Lawrence inquiry? Of numerous US police forces that have racist policies? It's not about laws, but about practices and actions.
The Stephen Lawrence case falls under the umbrella of racism and serious police malpractice. You've pointed out a true case of police racism.
There is no need to call me an "idiot", it makes you come across as a bigot.
When people of authority have admitted institutionalised racism is a problem, i think its safe to say it exists.
"Explain to me why black kids aren't graduating high school and why black kids are shooting eachother in significantly higher rates than white kids... why 13% of the population of the US is responsible for 50% of murders?"
Again this is a response made by Ben Shapiro.
"[...] Is America more racist now than it was in the 1960s?"
"Explain to me why black kids aren't graduating high school and why black kids are shooting eachother in significantly higher rates than white kids... why 13% of the population of the US is responsible for 50% of murders?"
Again this is a response made by Ben Shapiro.
"[...] Is America more racist now than it was in the 1960s?"
It does exist. You are much more likely to be invited to a job interview if your name is English than if your name is Asian or African. With the same qualifications, of course, i.e. you will get those interviews if you change your name.
It does exist. You are much more likely to be invited to a job interview if your name is English than if your name is Asian or African. With the same qualifications, of course, i.e. you will get those interviews if you change your name.
You see, back in the good old days, the days when Pakistan was a British Territory, in the 1800's. Pakistanis were sick and tired of being under occupation, so once they gained Independence, they sought revenge. They asked themselves "They occupied us, what can we do to get them back?". Then it hit them, not only where they asking the question, they were also answering it. Invade Britain. However, this was the 21st century, you couldn't just occupy a country outright (Except for Israel, but that's a story for another time). They had to occupy Britain covertly. They soon realized over-running the British with their own kind was the the most effective way. So It began, thousands upon thousands of Pakistani's migrated to the UK. They integrated into society, they became the leaders of their society (Sadiq Khan). This effect can be seen on many British websites, even this one. Because most Pakistani's are Muslim and a the sites user are very often Pakistani, in effect, this site is full of Muslims.Hope that answers your question
The British never occupied Pakistan. Get your facts right.