Comments by "jumble stiltskin" (@jumblestiltskin1365) on "It is now racist for employers to expect short, tidy hair in men they wish to employ" video.

Much the same in the NHS now.
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I'd gladly give him a job doing whatever he wanted, as long as it wasn't here in the UK. The guy is clearly as Simon says, just out to provoke and cause trouble.
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The armed forces particularly my beloved Royal Navy has now also bowed to "systemic Hair Racism". Instead of smart neat haircuts which fit a cap or beret, there are gangs of Caribbeans and others walking about with long straggley knots of dreadlocks. They look ridiculous.
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This is the level it's gotten to, I remember seeing this on the BBC the other along with another title some way further down in the sport section called "its time to talk about black women's hair in rugby". Is it time for this? The state of the UK and people such as the Labour MP who called this RitzGate a case of "blatant discrimination".
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Haha, reading the article, I notice that this has merited a response from the local MP, some laggard from the Labour Party called Slaughter. Is this what the UK is all about now? He calls this "blatant discrimination". What does the MP not understand? This guy discriminated himself! He got sent the instructions on personal presentation and decided that he didn't fit them and didn't attend the interview. Oh well!
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What this comes down to is something I've termed as "acceptable mediocrity". It's born from good intentions and only leads to mismanaged decline.
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@englishciderlover7347 indeed, as I said regarding the MP, labour or not, none of them seem to want to defend our society against "being less" anymore. Andrew Slaughter MP statement on this is a patent example of "acceptable mediocrity" displayed by his party and the ruling Torys.
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Problem is this is working, its working because the weak leaders in work places, institutions, media, justice etc etc allow it to work.
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