[Cherie]

robbed Queen

Youtube video

boring Brits who are not as racist as previously thought it seems

[Nicky91]

there is still hope for Britain indeed



also i so wish the racists would put their focus onto their own interests, things they like, rather than spreading nasty hate, but as Dezzy said i agree they will never ever change

[GoldHeart]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

there is still hope for Britain indeed



also i so wish the racists would put their focus onto their own interests, things they like, rather than spreading nasty hate, but as Dezzy said i agree they will never ever change

People will always be ignorant & racist unfortunately, So they can continue to make themselves miserable and continue to whine at BLM seen as they'll never truly care about equality & human rights.

And I find it hilarious and pathetic that they got themselves into such a tizzy over Diversity's powerful dance , that they complained with foaming mouths . It actually helped Diversity win the BAFTA .

[Toy Soldier]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

I've long since given up on hoping that racists can change, they are limited people, driven only by hate, so at this point I only wish them suffering for that hate.

Depends on age I think, largely. Edgy racist teens/early 20's can (and often do) grow up, but then, that racism comes from a place of being dumb/blinkered/apathy and thinking it's "funny" rather than the properly hateful brand of racism. I think once someone gets into their 30's and beyond holding onto genuinely racist views, yeah it's probably pretty well baked-in at that point and it's rare for people to change in any meaningful way. I'm sure it does happen on occasion, but a lot of work for very little pay-off.

[GoldHeart]

There's probably quite a few people who cringe and feel embarrassed when they think back to the ignorant things they said & did as a youngster , so yeah a few can definitely grow out of it .

But as for older people still behaving that way, they're a lost cause and it's a waste of energy to try and talk to them. They usually come out with classic Bullsh1t like "immigrants are coming here taking all our jobs" .

Even though it's usually jobs Brits themselves wouldn't touch with a barge pole,but they still like to complain .

[Joker.]

A well deserved win!

[Marsh.]

All I will say is when did the Baftas dumb down to be awarding "moments" like a woman saying a word with funny pronunciation. :/

[parmnion]

Did they even dance in it?

[Niamh.]

Congratulations to them

[Daniel.]

It's so funny to me that the very people who call others easily offended are the ones ****ting their knickers because of a dance. It won because of the haters. Very deserved.

[Swan]

I'll just go on record as saying im not bothered Diversity won a Bafta, it doesn't affect me either way, good for them i guess? Awards, and award shows are just meh to me in general.

My post was about BLM, not a Diversity dance routine (though i did enjoy watching them on BGT all those years ago).

[parmnion]

Diversity are already a laughing stock within the households I visit on a daily basis, when I get chatting about what they can all watch on their tvs now I've fixed them...I request certain areas of london on my round, cause I know I get honest chat.

And believe me, it ain't all how you would imagine.

Uncle something or others ive heard mentioned...

[Niamh.]

Deleted a lot of posts in here, can you all please stop getting personal with eachother

[Strictly Jake]

Meh. I wanted Gogglebox!