Comments by "Roger Bennett" (@rogerbennett9641) on "7NEWS Australia" channel.

@millicentetsey7900 Are blacks the same as whites, are they compatible only when they are or do you just have to make allowances. For instance as a white Englishman I am used to waiting in a queue so if people from another culture who are not used to queuing all crowd around at the head of the queue should I just think oh that's ok they're foreign I'll come back and try again tomorrow or whenever.
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@millicentetsey7900 Your reply illustrates a problem, who can say what is correct and who is authorised to advise what is correct. How long should people be expected to take to understand what is correct and what if foreign immigrants do not think that is correct.
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@user-bw4vh3kv2s That's how people end up getting assaulted or stabbed old chap because under multiculturalism ideology people are free to ignore British laws and customs and anyone who says different is a waycist.
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@user-bw4vh3kv2s I think you need to wise up, Sikhs are allowed to ride motorcycles without wearing a crash helmet, Muslims are allowed to have Halal meat, two obvious examples where different laws apply or the law was changed. The police have also been told to ignore other infringements or proceed with a light touch giving rise to the current problems with drug and child abuse, basically any problems arising with immigrants are policed with extra restraint.
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@hinata365247 Thnx, pleased you agree. I don't understand why people can't see they're being played.
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@Mekahw Racism is a trait of human nature probably the result humans desire to live in societies, how it affects your actions is the important issue. The mark of a civilised person is to overcome being controlled by ones emotions and deal with people and situations on their perceived merits, and of course the perception of a civilised person would often be at odds with that of an uncivilised person or a person from a different civilisation. IMO most racial aggravation comes from different cultural attitudes and behaviour and the law is the only way to control behaviour that is acceptable in a civilised society, if the legal system and it's enforcement is not impartial then that is the problem. I do not think the law should be rewritten to accomodate non indigenous people who choose to reside in another country, of course the U S has a problem with this in that many blacks are there not of their own free will which is not a problem in the UK is it?
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@nextchapter935 I always thought black lives matter with all these protests it makes me think I was right, I mean you can never really be sure can you.
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@millicentetsey7900 So you seem to be saying the government should enact laws to suit all minorities in a country, this doesn't strike me as being equitable or reasonable unless the government stood for election on such a mandate and or every new law for such a purpose was put to a referendum. It also strikes me as rather odd that such a thing should be necessary where immigrants have moved to a country, before doing so surely they should have had a good knowledge of the laws of the country and how they would impact on their cultural preferences way of life and beliefs etc. Of course America is a rather different case where a lot of the people there did not choose to be there and they would seem to have a case for some special consideration to find a solution to their apparent dissatisfaction with life, what they want and what they can get of course may not be compatible of course but seems to me the only way to change the current status quo. There are harder questions to answer in the US I think, saying racism is a global problem and the world needs to change is ridiculous and unachievable people should be serious and realistic about finding a solution.
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@hinata365247 It's in the air you breath it's in the food you eat and it's all because people just refuse to play nice.
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