I want to nominate being made to feel guilty personally for bad things that happened a long time ago. For example the black lives matter, so-called ‘white privilege’, slavery etc.

Someone: “You should feel guilty because you are white and white people had slaves all those years ago.”

Me: “yes but I don’t have slaves”. Why are you cross with me for something I haven’t done?”

It reminds me of a quote from an episode of Star Trek The Next Generation. The first one, ‘Encounter At Farpoint’. Set in the 24 century. A Q being, for the moment recreates the past.

BAILIFF: Before this gracious court now appear these prisoners to answer for the multiple and grievous savageries of their species. How plead you, criminal?
DATA: If I may, Captain? Objection, your honour. In the year 2036, the new United Nations declared that no Earth citizen could be made to answer for the crimes of his race or forbears.
Q (JUDGE): Objection denied. This is a court of the year 2079, by which time more rapid progress had caused all United Earth nonsense to be abolished.

That quote, along with what’s going on at the moment in America really sings to me.

Don’t make me feel guilty for something I haven’t done.

If admin allow it. A link to transcript of the episode.

http://www.chakoteya.net/NextGen/101.htm

Nominated by: Spoonington 

And seconded by

A cunting is due for their recent documentary ‘The school that tried to end racism’. The school also deserves a cunting.

In summary, a school in England with about 50% white and 50% BAME kids is the focus and it’s as bad as you could imagine.

Some of it looked like child abuse to me. They did loads of ‘experiments’ to show ‘unconscious’ bias’ , which is what some black academic said is now what ‘white privilege’ is all about. You see, it used to mean honkies are advantaged due to their ancestors, but that has been shown as utter bollocks, as most honkies’ ancestors were poor as fuck and blown up in wars. So of course, it just means honkies have some kind of privilege due to skin colour.

They did one experiment where they had kids lined up for a race. And the ‘teachers’ (one SJW honky Karen and one tuppence licking chip on shoulder type dark key) said that the race will start after several commands. The first command was, ‘If you live in a home where everyone speaks English as their first language, move forward one step. If you live in a house where somebody doesn’t have English as their first language, move back one step.’

Right, so let me get this straight. Living in a home in England where everyone speaks English as a first language means you have ‘white privilege’? Well, this is fucking England isn’t it?

All the questions were biased and stupid like this. Within a few minutes, all the non white kids were miles behind the white kids. And a few were getting annoyed saying ‘Its because they’re white. It’s the same in society.’

The white kids, bless them, looked guilty and upset (they were about 11-12 years old). To me this was abuse and it was creating division and guilt where their should be none. Creating such unnecessary anger towards white kids will end up with them getting beaten up by gangs of non white kids. I hope such ‘teachers’ are proud when the first kid gets bullied or beaten to death after such racial shit stirring.

To me, it just seemed like the kids just got on anyway, despite racial differences. In one ‘experiment’ (child abuse) they put the kids in groups for the day based on race. One white kid was separated from his black mates and starting crying.

What was the point in doing something like that?

They talked about ‘unconscious bias’ but there is no good science behind such a thing, the same goes for their ridiculous ‘experiments’. Huge bias and no basis in ‘advantage’. Would Mohammed lose out to Maurice for Oxford because his granny spoke Punjabi? Would he fuck!

All they seemed to achieve by doing such shite was to make white kids feel guilty for the colour of their skin and that they actually spoke English… in England. Or that they’ve never been the only white person in a classroom. It’s white privilege, you see.

But it’s not black privilege if a honky is the only honky in a Kenyan classroom and not everyone speaks Kenyan as a first language in his home. Somehow, that’s not the same. So I call bullshit on them!

These cunts are playing a dangerous game and they’d be wise to stop the racial shit stirring. Prod too hard and too often and they’ll end up with an Adolf running the country.

Perhaps it’ll a kid who is right now being psychologically abused by his teachers, like in this example?

Nominated by: Cuntybollocks 

Kimberley Hawkins, owner of the Foodbenders cafe in Toronto is an Ontario sized cunt.

This place is a favourite hang out for lefties, antifas, soy boys and cunts of all types.
She put a small blackboard on the pavement outside this shit hole cafe, featuring such intelligent comments as ‘ Fuck the CIA, Fuck the police, Fuck imperialism etc….’

This naturally drew a lot of negative attention, to the extent that the said cunt thought she and her family were in danger. So what did she do? You’ve guessed it, she called the police.

Apparently her general nastiness has resulted in several delivery companies terminating their contracts with her. Behave like a cunt, get treated like one.

Nominate by: Mystic Maven 

Id like to nominate things bought on ebay that don’t match the picture/description.

I wear a sheepskin flying jacket when the weather’s cold and the dog’s teeth ripped the sleeve toy fighting, so decided I’d treat myself to a new one.

A Irvin RAF one costs £850 but should last a lifetime, saw one on ebay for few hundred quid cheaper.

Checked it was from a UK company, not China.

When It came I excitedly unwrapped it to find something that a eastern european gypsy would be embarrassed to wear. Nothing like the picture at all!!

I gave it a piss poor review and started the ball rolling for a refund.The seller contacted me upset over the bad feedback asking me to remove it. Turns out his name was Asian (?)

Got a refund, but can’t believe you can put a picture up of a quality item and sell something different?

Ebay must know that traders on it are bullshitters, scammers, but allow it to happen.
If I die of exposure im holding ebay responsible.

Nominated by: Miserable Northern Cunt

… Is most definitely a cunt.

This statement is appearing more and more often on media sites when it comes to subjects that people may reasonably wish to comment upon.

Regardless of the subject matter, regardless of your opinion, political persuasion or cultural background it is reasonable to want to discuss something that you may wish to understand to a greater degree; or even simply disagree with.

In some cases the material may actually be wrong and a person may wish to point that out.

As has been argued previously many times, freedom of speech is the cornerstone of civilised society.

I can understand the fear of trolls when it comes to certain subjects, but surely moderation of the individual is the answer rather than censorship of the majority.
It should be worrying to all of us that the denial of comment applies not just to current affairs. Now that it has been done many, many times with no meaningful or authoritive reproach there will be no reason to not use it whenever it would appear advantageous.

This is the real beginning of the erosion of our freedom as human beings. Not by the legislation written by government and lawyers – but by the whim of a reporter who wishes to issue a soapbox edict. And later by a religious leader who wishes to do the same.

And then community leaders, and then local police etc etc etc.

Later, when there is nowhere to express your opinion a voice of dissent will stick out like a sore thumb. Much easier to deal with.

Now who’s going to complain?

Nominated by: Cuntflap 

Ok, a bit a strange one, because I’m taking a rest from nominating “celebrities” and “politicians”. Let’s face it, they prove themselves to be cunts on a daily basis. So I’m doing a nomination for something that has bothered me since the day I left the Army. Regrets. Yes, regrets. And one in particular. I deeply regret that I never applied for selection to the SAS, because I will have to live the rest of my life wondering whether I could have made it. Personally, I think I could. I definitely had the fitness, and mentally I was tougher than most. But I’ll never know and it pisses me off.

When I first enlisted, I served with 7 Para, Royal Horse Artillery. Didn’t actually want to do it, but once the guys in the careers office found out that I’m originally from Texas, and can ride a horse, I was…erm..gently steered toward that regiment. Fortunately, I really enjoyed it. Not clearing out the horses, I hated that, but the job itself and the mates I made. And by the time I’d done my three years at the age of 19, I was talked out of going for 22 Regt, in favour of 29 Commando RA. “It’s just as dangerous” I was told. Lying cunts.

In the end, it turned out to almost be true. Because I was a qualified parachutist, and then a qualified commando, I was placed with a unit known as 148 Battery. Turns out this was a pretty awesome unit. Our job was go behind enemy lines, carry out surveillance on the enemy and if necessary, to call in the air force/SAS/SBS/Navy Seals etcetera to bring the enemy a serious case of death. We had all kinds of awesome gadgets, such as secure, encrypted comms, manned by our trusty matelot, Seaman Staines. We had laser designators, the best night vision every piece of tech you could imagine. We had mad skills too. We were trained to patrol behind enemy line, how to set up an OP (observation post) covertly, concealment, stealth and battle damage assesment, covert insertion methods, including from a submarine. We even got some of the training the SAS get, such as SERE (Survival Evasion Resistance Extraction). When we were captured, would have to go through the same ‘enhanced interrogation’ training as the SAS, which really fucks with your sense of reality. Unlike the SAS though, it takes about ten months of training. Whereas SF training takes two years.

Despite having such an awesome job though, one which most people could not do, I still regretted not going for the SAS. Like I said, I’ll never know if I’d have been good enough. It’s irrational I know. But that regret will always be with me. And I wish it would fuck off.

Nominated by: Quick Draw McGraw