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  1. Excellent comment!
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  2.  @jamesjameson4566  Hear hear! I don't use their taxis, takeaways or other businesses either.
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  3. I'm going to do that too. Sickening dishonesty from the political class as usual.
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  4.  @vahlen5281  True.
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  5. I'm absolutely sick of seeing that combination. Even leaflets and ads for schools, colleges etc. show dark young men strolling the campus with white girls at their side, smiling at them. It's often done almost subliminally as well, I saw a whisky ad depicting a tabletop, with two pairs of hands holding whisky glasses. The people's faces were not visible, but the smaller female hands, with nail varnish on the fingernails were those of a white woman, while the larger, masculine hands were those of a bk man. It's malicious, it's everywhere and it's far more pernicious than many realise, or will admit to.
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  6. The propensity for Trench Foot is more likely due to their own poor hygiene.
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  7. Give it time...
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  8. They frequently happily embrace these lies and use them to bolster their own racist anti-White arguments.
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  9. I have. It's theft of our culture, our heritage. Anti-Whts get up-in-arms when wht actors play bk characters, or even voice non-wht characters in animations, audio dramas and video games, but it's a dual standard and people don't seem to mind when wht characters are appropriated by others. Seems our culture is fair game for anyone else to steal or to slot themselves into, to our detriment.
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  10.  @hillbillychic8417  I heard that a surviving document written by a Roman that actually saw Jesus described him as having fair or light hair.
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  11.  @iceninorfolk4635  Not saying I believe it, but some historian mentioned it in a programme about the Roman Empire and Christianity on Radio 4 years ago.
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  12.  @knight4395  It's deliberate, I'm sure.
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  13. Unfortunately a great many museums are fully on-board with anti-Whitism and rewriting history to suit the newcomers.
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  14. They should do, or be forced to, but they won't. They'll claim it's about "representation" but in truth, it's about wht erasure and rewriting European history tomthe detriment of wht peoples. They're a vile organisation of Marxist, anti-Wht traitors.
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  15.  @reekinronald6776  If only they were that benign. I honestly believe that the people behind this are bent on wht g3n0c1de.
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  16. The BBC will support anyone that demeans any wht nation, not just those that demean the peoples of Britain.
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  17. There's far, far too much of this, in too many different parts of the media for it to all just happen by accident. Wht peoples everywhere are literally under attack, being attacked in many different ways, and cultural attack is one of the main ways it happens.
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  18. And if a wht actor even voices a non-wht character in an animation or audio drama, people get outraged... Yet wht characters are voiced and portrayed by non-wht actors very frequently. It's a disgusting dual standard.
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  19. It's far more pernicious than that. It's malicious too.
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  20. It's more pernicious, more corrosive and damaging to wht societies than many people realise though. The constant fawning representation of non-wht men and the constant demeaning of wht men in the media, TV, cinema and advertising is having detrimental effects on our people.
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  21.  @happymess3219  It is true, I've seen it myself. I'm not saying it's all black people.
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  22. @Cú Chulainn True.
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  23.  @itzakehrenberg3449  The burgeoning Nigerian film industry features zero roles set aside for wht actors... While in Europe, non-wht people are massively overrepresented on our screens, and represented in fawning, ways, portraying them, especially the males as attractive, affluent, capable, good spouses, doting dads, ideal partners for wht women, while wht men are constantly portrayed in demeaning ways, ugly, stupid, unfit, poor, criminal... The propaganda,mthe social engineering is obvious yet many are determinedly oblivious to it... Bizarre times.
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  24. They do have a problem with that though, they're all about the erasure of wht people, especially men, from our culture, as are their colleagues in advertising and cinema, it seems.
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