Comments by "" (@robm8809) on "BBC pays out damages over Martin Bashir's smears." video.

@realMaverickBuckley I had this discussion with people that were supportive of Channel 4's recent "all black" day. I was accused of being racist etc. for not supporting it, of course, and the idiots in favour of it were responding with statements such as "How fragile you are for feeling threatened by us getting represented for one day out of 365!", my response to that was that black people were already massively over-represented all year round. It is disgusting that our broadcasters see nothing wrong in their foisting of this distorted and dishonest representation of our society on us.
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@chatteyj I did just that! :D
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@dinogoldie9716 I don't think anyone's "triggered" by black people appearing on tv as such, but the constant over-representation is annoying and is racist in itself. It's dishonest and does not paint a true picture of the UK's demographics. Black people are less than 4% of the population but are blatantly massively over-represented in TV ads, programmes and announcers, presenters, etc. Don't you find it patronising?
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@dinogoldie9716 Your insults are pathetic. I'm not spending every waking hour tallying as you say, it's extremely blatant, so no "tallying" is necessary. The over-representation is blatant, it's dishonest, and it's an insult to every other community present in the UK, to white people most of all. It's a symptom of a nasty anti-White racism that's endemic in the media. Again, since you find it hard to grasp: I'm not triggered by black people on TV, it's the racism behind their over-representation that triggers. It's just the same as you would feel if you were under-represented. If you're in denial that this over-representation is problematic, you're the racist here.
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@dinogoldie9716 Typical of people like you, all you've got in situations like this is to repeat the same lies and descend to insults. Why do you even bother? Everyone here has got the measure of you it seems.
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