Some black guy just stole from me...
- CW
- Oct 22, 2016
- 2 min read
Yeh, I said it. A "black guy." And I bet he only did it because he was Black, too.
And by now the world will be raging at me for being racist. How dare I cast aspersions on someone based on their race? Even if the man committed a crime or victimised me, I should not be referring to his race, right? If fact, there are even laws that make it illegal for me to discriminate in that manner.
Perhaps I should go all out and go for the "N" word and see how many more of you self-righteous bastards can crawl out from under your rocks and get on your high horses to denounce me a racist.
Or...
Maybe you could stop and wonder why the same law that protects that man's equal rights, defends him from discrimination based on his race, also protects homosexual people in the same way. And that i ssomething Sam Gyimah MP - a man...not a "black man" - should do well to remember that.
To deliberately block any discussion of pardoning those jailed for their sexuality is a despicable act of hatred. If there was so public a display in any other forum he could be arrested for a hate crime. But in this ridiculous, two-tiered-of-twats society we live in, it is now more of a "hate crime" for a man to wolf-whistle a woman than it is for an ELECTED member of parliament; a public servant; accountable to the people, to behave in a manner which has no other explanation that his personal homophobia... ....it is stunningly appalling. Other MPs should have voted with their feet, told him to fuck off (using the same protection for their words in the House) and left him to talk to himself. It is wrong, appalling, and sadly...very typically Tory in its nature.
The Turing Bill is something that affects us all in one way or another, as it stands for justice. So yes, some black guy just stole from me. And I would welcome anyone to try and tell me why victims of racism should be protected more than victims of homophobia.
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