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How Terribly Sad For Alistair Stewart After Serving Itn As A Newsreader
That he’s been forced to step down because of a misjudgement when he called someone and ‘angry ape’ on Twitter
The recipient said he was racist and so ends an unblemished 30 odd years as a newsreader
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The recipient said he was racist and so ends an unblemished 30 odd years as a newsreader
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"...he’s been forced to step down because of a misjudgement when he called someone and ‘angry ape’ on Twitter" He didn't call someone an 'angry ape'. He used a well-known Shakespeare quote which essentially says a little knowledge is a dangerous thing. The quote has the words 'angry ape' in them, but it is a leap too far to suggest he called the other...
09:00 Thu 30th Jan 2020
That is brilliant.
Bobbisox kindly awarded me Best Answer, an answer that discussed the topic, did not deviate, was not abusive to any other member, and was within the Site Rules, and it has been censored by its removal.
My perfectly reasonable thoughts on the subject were clearly upsetting to the censor for some reason.
Bobbisox kindly awarded me Best Answer, an answer that discussed the topic, did not deviate, was not abusive to any other member, and was within the Site Rules, and it has been censored by its removal.
My perfectly reasonable thoughts on the subject were clearly upsetting to the censor for some reason.
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That is brilliant.
Bobbisox kindly awarded me Best Answer, an answer that discussed the topic, did not deviate, was not abusive to any other member and was within the Site Rules, and it has been censored by its removal.
My perfectly reasonable thoughts on the subject were clearly too upsetting for the censor for some reason.
Perhaps my answer wasn’t considered ‘correct’. Perhaps it was ‘misleading’.
Bobbisox kindly awarded me Best Answer, an answer that discussed the topic, did not deviate, was not abusive to any other member and was within the Site Rules, and it has been censored by its removal.
My perfectly reasonable thoughts on the subject were clearly too upsetting for the censor for some reason.
Perhaps my answer wasn’t considered ‘correct’. Perhaps it was ‘misleading’.
That is brilliant.
Bobbisox kindly awarded me Best Answer, an answer that discussed the topic, did not deviate, was not abusive to any other member and was within the Site Rules, and it has been censored by its removal.
My perfectly reasonable thoughts on the subject were clearly too upsetting for the censor for some reason.
Perhaps my answer wasn’t considered ‘correct’. Perhaps it was ‘misleading’.
Bobbisox kindly awarded me Best Answer, an answer that discussed the topic, did not deviate, was not abusive to any other member and was within the Site Rules, and it has been censored by its removal.
My perfectly reasonable thoughts on the subject were clearly too upsetting for the censor for some reason.
Perhaps my answer wasn’t considered ‘correct’. Perhaps it was ‘misleading’.
I have reinstated the "Best Answer". I have amended the answer and do not feel like it is a breach of the Site Rules anymore.
If there was a moderator who repeatedly moderated according to their opinion instead of the Site Rules then they would no longer be a moderator.
TheDevil - // Well are we sure Shakespeare wasn't a known racist? //
As I pointed out earlier, Shakespeare was absolutely a racist, but that was in keeping with the times in which he lived, and the people to whom he wished to appeal with his plays.
Elizabethan society was suspicious of Moors and Jews, and Shakespeare reflected that attitude in his writing, and his treatment of characters like Othello and Shylock.
But that was a different time, and being 'racist' was not an issue.
As I pointed out earlier, Shakespeare was absolutely a racist, but that was in keeping with the times in which he lived, and the people to whom he wished to appeal with his plays.
Elizabethan society was suspicious of Moors and Jews, and Shakespeare reflected that attitude in his writing, and his treatment of characters like Othello and Shylock.
But that was a different time, and being 'racist' was not an issue.
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