Is This Racist?
Is this racist?
Some 19% of white people agreed they had a say, compared with 33% of other groups, the Department for Communities and Local Government found.
Black African people were most likely to think they could have an influence - 38% said they could…
The second most confident group, in terms of its ability to influence the country, was Bangladeshis, on 36%.
Next on 35% were Indians, followed by 34% of Pakistanis and 33% of black Caribbean people. (BBC)
Of course not, but I bet that the usual suspects will claim that it is.
What this demonstrates is that Britain is being racialised by the very people who claim to be doing the opposite through “positive” discrimination. Because these non-white groups are being recognised and given powers because of their ‘race’, it makes ‘white’ people - who don’t have the same sort of racial grouping, certainly in this country, feel weak since ‘whites’ don’t have any power inherent in our race, just that which we have as individuals.
Any sort of attempt to grant power to groups based on race, gender, sexuality, religion etc. just backfire in the end, as instead of making the members of those groups equal, it does precisely the opposite - and that causes resentment.
Politically correct stupidity.
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Professional race mongers and their ilk are paid to peddle racialist agendas, so that’s what they do. People often forget that the Equality Industry is an industry, and like any industry it acts primarily in its own interests and only secondarily in the interests of its clients. Whilst promoting equality is a laudable goal, and should be encouraged, one has to seriously question just how committed the industry built on it really is to that goal.