I just came back this week from an amicable weekend in London with my adopted Vietnamese daughter and her London born but Bangladeshi origin partner .. and lovely little mixed race granddaughter Freya. My Israeli Jewish son in law texted me to ask how we’d got on. We had to be back so that my wife could do her voluntary ESL work with refugees and asylum seekers before going on to take our Palestinian friend … who came to the UK from Gaza to escape Hamas .. to look at a new flat. So a couple of questions.
First to you Gurney. What exactly are you suggesting I’ve been ‘doing all my life?’ Is it pre-judging others and stereotyping them because of a narrow and bigoted attitude and a rigid, judgmental attitude. Then … here’s the mirror. Take a good look at the face of a person who operates out of a rigid and narrow ideology whilst squeezing all difference into tight categories to suit his dogma. And all in the name of tolerance.
And one to you 64. Why not have another go at answering the question I asked rather than inferring that the very asking of the question implies racism. No it doesn’t …. and I’m fully prepared to give a respectful and reasoned explanation as to why if you are interested. I suspect that you may not be.
And finally to Sidey. Thanks for at least calling out, however gently, yet another of Gurney’s cheap shots.
