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Why shouldn't over 50% of the population of this country have a right to be represented on one of the nation's banknotes - it certainly deserves as much right to some airtime as anything else. There is nothing trivial about it as women bring in hugh amounts of money to our economy and deserve recogniton for it, why do you have such a problem with that? You may consider female equality trivial but at least 50% of the population do not - you are in the minority. Many people consider religion trivial as it is based on belief rather than fact, unlike the contribution women make to society, the nhs and the success of this country. Religion has also been responsible for countless wars and the pointless deaths of millions, what a waste. Your rantings are just that - pointless, opinionated rantings. |
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But that doesn't mean we can't discuss or do anything because people are dying. Again, this tit for tat does not work. People die everyday. |
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The news hasn't spent more time and resources on that. I for one watch the news regularly and this thread is the first time I've heard about this bank note story.
So clearly, it's prominent to you because it's something you don't care about or actively hate. To the rest of the world it was one news story of many. And just like the many other news stories it has every right to be reported on. Or maybe you watch too much rolling news. |
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Does it mean the life and death situations are priority and should saturate the news? No, we want a variety of all types of news. I for one don't want 90 page newspapers detailing all of the most depressing events in the world every day. It's not helpful and it's not needed. BIB - No ego involved, I just sometimes can't believe the utter stupidity of some posts. |
The bank note thingy is Jane Austin getting put on a tenner I think.
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Basically if the news only reported on the most serious (ie. death..by your reckoning) things happening in the world..every headline would be '500k people die in africa today'. Every story would be along the lines of that too..just featuring different third world countries, possibly with a big earthquake or flood somewhere thrown in now and again for good effect.
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investigating the perversions of a dead dj 30 years ago than the deaths of abused patients happening NOW. you see no correlation I see every correlation. only 5 or 6 stories make the news. blood clots deaths of tens of thousands barely ever makes the news. the perversions of jimmy saville make it almost daily. who decides on why that story should get more attention every day? which story affects the public more seriously? of course the preventable deaths of hundreds of thousands isnt sexy news.....neither are disabled issues. so why has no wheelchair ever entered the BB house? why are so few in soap operas ever? I seem to recall tanni grey thompson didnt even get a ramp when she won a few years ago? mercy were a stupid country |
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Scandal sells more than real life. Look at the ****ing madeleine mccann rubbish thats STILL in todays papers, despite being 7 (?) years ago and thousands of kids going missing after her with no mention on the news. |
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Just think of the airtime we could give to all those supposed thousands dying from blood clots in nhs hospitals if we stopped reporting on any religious issues and conflicts. |
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Id have had more respect for lenny henry if hed actually pointed out the fact the disabled are under represented on tv instead of plkaying the race card |
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I never said I couldn't care less about other under represented groups. :conf: I said that under represented disabled people doesn't undermine issues faced by other groups. It's not a competition and they all have a right. You are the one undermining other groups by claiming issues faced by black people is "trivial". Who said I'm "speaking for the rest of the world"? What on earth are you talking about? That has no relevance to anything I've posted. You're either completely ignoring my point or taking the piss. Quote:
Disabled wise, plenty have been in the BB house. Why are you now differentiating between wheelchair users and other equally disabled people? Also Coronation Street has one wheelchair user, why does there need to be more. It's a show that depicts the inhabitants of ONE street in the whole country. How many more until they have hit the marker? One more? 10 more? What's the minimum requirement? |
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