‘People of-colour have a right to feel a certain way about the queen’s passing’

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‘People of-colour have a right to feel a certain way about the queen’s passing’

View Poll Results: Do black (etc.) people have the right to have passively-antagonistic views on this?

Not-really - she did rub-hands with Mandela and in any case is a legend to be revered

25.00%

Not-really - she did rub-hands with Mandela and in any case is a legend to be revered
	2	25.00%

She did enable lots-of colonial disruption - I understand the mixed feelings

25.00%

She did enable lots-of colonial disruption - I understand the mixed feelings
	2	25.00%

^ but in appropriate moderation (someone’s death is nothing to celebrate)

25.00%

^ but in appropriate moderation (someone’s death is nothing to celebrate)
	2	25.00%

Not sure/other

25.00%

Not sure/other
	2	25.00%

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10-09-2022, 06:37 PM

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Oliver_W

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Everyone has the right to feel what they feel about everything

But there's feeling a certain way, and then there's being vile - an American "professor" got dragged on twitter for wishing an excruciating death on the Queen (before the announcement)

However much blame you throw at her for historic wrongs she had nothing to do with, that's disgusting behaviour.

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Last edited by Oliver_W; 10-09-2022 at 06:38 PM.

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