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Avatar Image jackthehat
Possibly......or not....
09:33 Sat 22nd Oct 2016
Avatar Image -Talbot-
Word on the street is that now the dusky faces have been voted off the gingers are next.

It seems Britain now needs a regular fix of racism accusations.
09:36 Sat 22nd Oct 2016
Avatar Image ummmm
Unlikely.
09:36 Sat 22nd Oct 2016
Avatar Image hereIam
Nonsense.
10:34 Sat 22nd Oct 2016
Avatar Image zebo
Maybe they were voted off because no-one has heard of them? Is he suggesting that being of a certain colour should keep you one? When you open a vote to the generally ill-informed public, this is what happens.
10:36 Sat 22nd Oct 2016
Avatar Image Oleanda
They were not voted off, they were not voted for. How can not voting for someone be racist?
12:08 Sat 22nd Oct 2016
Avatar Image hereIam
^ Exactly.
12:10 Sat 22nd Oct 2016
Avatar Image mushroom25
//How can not voting for someone be racist? //

well it was declared so amongst those who decide who will receive Hollywood awards - very racist indeed.
12:14 Sat 22nd Oct 2016
Avatar Image Orderlimit
It really is incredible how accusations of racism is fast becoming the default answer again for those with simple minds.
07:56 Sun 23rd Oct 2016
Avatar Image naomi24
This sort of nonsense perpetuates the concept of racism.
08:02 Sun 23rd Oct 2016

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