Hm. I believe in Thisbe current world and generations we live in, coming from a white person myself, I believe that white people get further in this society than any other race especially black people and Muslims.
Too bad all those black people wasted their time being slaves instead of becoming successful, aye. Poor planning, really.
Key questions for you:
1) Were blacks the only slaves in history?
2) Were all blacks taken as slaves?
3) Were blacks successful prior to slavery?
4) Out of those not taken as slaves, how many are successful now?
When you finishing answering those questionss, then review and decide if you think their ancestors have been successful, hence bequeathing them 'privilege'.
In an interview for the programme, Mr Fuller, who has two undergraduate degrees and two postgraduate degrees, said he personally felt the need to be overqualified in order to be promoted. He added: "BME officers will often have to work twice as hard to be recognised, to compete with their peers and that is a big concern." https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.express.co.uk/news/uk/64737/Police-chief-speaks-out-on-racism/amp
Is this anecdoctal and selected opinion supposed to be evidence that BME are equally as qualified as the whites in higher rank?
Is this anecdoctal and selected opinion supposed to be evidence that BME are equally as qualified as the whites in higher rank?
No, you said that minorities talk about white privilege because they are jealous. What does a successful chief constable have to be jealous about? and given the prior evidence of racism within the police, why is it so unbelievable to think that it could still be an ongoing issue?
No, I haven’t seen sufficient evidence to prove that BME are equally as qualified as whites in higher rank, but what I do know is that the majority of them are in lower positions, the majority of them feel that their careers have been hindered by race and the majority of them have experienced racism at work. Have you seen evidence to prove that the whites in higher ranked positions are in fact better qualified and therefore more deserving?
and given the prior evidence of racism within the police, why is it so unbelievable to think that it could still be an ongoing issue?
There is prior evidence of racism in football, but yet black players make up about 35% of players despite being only 5% of the population.
These are people being paid millions every year I am sure many white boys would want too.
I really prefer people to complain based on present evidence they have, especially when such is easily obtainable, not based on past evidence of related issues.
No, I haven’t seen sufficient evidence to prove that BME are equally as qualified as whites in higher rank, but what I do know is that the majority of them are in lower positions and the majority of them feel that their careers have been hindered by race. Have you seen evidence to prove that the whites in higher ranked positions are in fact better qualified and therefore more deserving?
The burden of proof is on the complainer, not the listener.
From what you claim you know, you don't have enough evidence to justifiable claim institutional racism is why BME's are not numerous at the upper ranks.
The subjective victimhood opinions of people who would find it easier to claim victim than acknowledge their limitations, people who have been told by SJWs that their lower success is because they are victims and people who tend to see themselves as victims at virtually any failure they obtain, is insufficient evidence in my opinion.
There is prior evidence of racism in football, but yet black players make up about 35% of players despite being only 5% of the population.
These are people being paid millions every year I am sure many white boys would want too.
I really prefer people to complain based on present evidence they have, especially when such is easily obtainable, not based on past evidence of related issues.
The burden of proof is on the complainer, not the listener.
From what you claim you know, you don't have enough evidence to justifiable claim institutional racism is why BME's are not numerous at the upper ranks.
The subjective victimhood opinions of people who would find it easier to claim victim than acknowledge their limitations, people who have been told by SJWs that their lower success is because they are victims and people who tend to see themselves as victims at virtually any failure they obtain, is insufficient evidence in my opinion.
Yes, a police chief constable.
You’ve concluded that they’re lower ranked because of their limitations, you refuse to accept any other possibility, as I expected. I’m not complaining, I’m just saying that I definitely believe in racial privilege. I’m not surprised that you and many others don’t see it. You probably all have one thing in common and that’s usually how it goes. There’s no point continuing this conversation.
White privilege is something that white people rarely want to admit to. Look at all the hate that BME kids get for affirmative action when historically white people are the reason affirmative action was initially instated (gender inequality).
You’ve concluded that they’re lower ranked because of their limitations, you refuse to accept any other possibility, as I expected. I’m not complaining, I’m just saying that I definitely believe in racial privilege. I’m not surprised that you and many others don’t see it. You probably all have one thing in common and that’s usually how it goes. There’s no point continuing this conversation.
Most Chief Constables would still dream of being Commissioner of Police in London. That is the most senior police officer in the UK and the highest paid.
I have not concluded anything. I am just debugging your conclusion as the information used to reach them is not adequate.
Most Chief Constables would still dream of being Commissioner of Police in London. That is the most senior police officer in the UK and the highest paid.
I have not concluded anything. I am just debugging your conclusion as the information used to reach them is not adequate.
White privilege is something that white people rarely want to admit to. Look at all the hate that BME kids get for affirmative action when historically white people are the reason affirmative action was initially instated (gender inequality).
Another racist post based on victimhood and generalisations.
White privilege is often invisible to the people who have it
You're right, and I can of understand why so many of them are reluctant to admit to their privilege 'All those whomst gain power are afraid to lose it.'