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Revealed: Victorian England's views of Welsh

Belushi said:
You've been behaving yourself as far as I'm aware since your last banning for your anti-welsh bigotry.

Ho!Ho! Wishes for two further accounts of paedophilia and one of non-specific rascism to be taken into account.. :rolleyes:

So who are the 'bigots' you refer to?
 
Hollis said:
Ho!Ho! Wishes for two further accounts of paedophilia and one of non-specific rascism to be taken into account.. :rolleyes:

So who are the 'bigots' you refer to?

Whats it to you? Given your previous banning I think you'd be wise to try and control your anti-welsh feelings and try not to get into any rucks in this forum.
 
Hollis said:
Yes.. not quite the point I was making though.. its not as if these Blue books have suddenly become declassified information.

True, but they are not widely known about, even in Wales.
 
Belushi said:
Whats it to you? Given your previous banning I think you'd be wise to try and control your anti-welsh feelings and try not to get into any rucks in this forum.


Why- the amount of abuse flying around here from some Welsh posters, suggests maybe they should calm down abit.
 
Hollis said:
Why- the amount of abuse flying around here from some Welsh posters, suggests maybe they should calm down abit.

If you see anyone breaking the FAQ your best bet is to report it.
 
Gavin Bl said:
True, but they are not widely known about, even in Wales.


Fair enough.. then again I doubt the Poor Laws are in England, particularly. The point is that I think their publicity (or lack of) has very little to do with an Anglo-Centric media.
 
Belushi said:
If you see anyone breaking the FAQ your best bet is to report it.


Belushi said:
Your a bigotted cunt

Belushi said:
Poor old Orange Cunt

From the FAQ: 7. Racism/personal abuse/defamatory postings/gratuitous swearing etc is not allowed.

If you're that concerned about reporting FAG-busting posts here are a couple for you to start with... :D
 
fanta said:
From the FAQ: 7. Racism/personal abuse/defamatory postings/gratuitous swearing etc is not allowed.

If you're that concerned about reporting FAG-busting posts here are a couple for you to start with... :D

I'm not, I was advising Hollis. Feel free to report me if you think I've got you wrong Fanta.
 
Hollis said:
Fair enough.. then again I doubt the Poor Laws are in England, particularly. The point is that I think their publicity (or lack of) has very little to do with an Anglo-Centric media.

I agree broadly with that, Hollis, though I think the Poor Laws are more widely known.

However, Britain does have a very successful history of quietly dropping or ignoring its various colonial crimes and horrors, and while this is considerably less shocking (and more ancient) than say, British actions in Kenya during the Mau Mau rising, its disappearance from popular history is comparable at some level. Its weird, there seems to be this general agreement not to talk about such things.
 
Gavin Bl said:
However, Britain does have a very successful history of quietly dropping or ignoring its various colonial crimes and horrors,

You're right, but doesn't every post-empire country tend to do this sort of thing?
 
fanta said:
You're right, but doesn't every post-empire country tend to do this sort of thing?

oh totally agree, there's nothing particularly unique about the shabby treatment dished out to Wales from time to time - doesn't mean it wasn't shabby, and that people should know about it though.
 
"You know you will not be able to find a single post of mine that supports any sort of imperialism - you've probably already had a quick search already, right? - but go on have another pointless look... "

Er, no I haven't. Do you really think I'd go looking through anybody's old posts let alone yours? Sounds like you're suffering from rampant egomania mate.. and you appear to have misplaced your sense of humour. :(
 
Gavin Bl said:
Its weird, there seems to be this general agreement not to talk about such things.

That's pretty much the same with all popular histories though..

There's also a question of what you do with history..its there to be used and abused.
 
fanta said:
You're right, but doesn't every post-empire country tend to do this sort of thing?

What, and that makes it OK? England is in permanent denial about its imperialist past. If anything I detect a sense of loss at its passing. We've even still got people dishing out the Order of the British Empire for God's sake. Arcane or a lament for the passing of empire? :rolleyes:
 
Brockway said:
What, and that makes it OK? England is in permanent denial about its imperialist past. If anything I detect a sense of loss at its passing. We've even still got people dishing out the Order of the British Empire for God's sake. Arcane or a lament for the passing of empire? :rolleyes:

No tending to ignore past crimes is not ok, but, human nature being what it is, that they are ignored is hardly surprising is it?
 
"The English are the world's most illigitimate 'race', we've got everybodys' blood running through our veins."

Utter drivel. The majority of English people are of anglo-saxon descent.

Don't confuse London or other urban centres with England. Having lived in England for about 13 years I would say that the English are far more racist than the Welsh. There is a simple reason for this: the power ratio in England between white and black is that of (resentful) colonizer and colonized; whereas in Wales it that of colonized and colonized.

Talking of race - a recent disturbing trend is the amount of English racists moving to Wales as part of the "white flight" from the Midlands. So not only are we getting loads of people who don't give a fig about Welsh culture moving here but they all think Nick Griffin is great too - charming. :rolleyes:
 
editor said:
It's not 'bad tempered', neither was it Brockway's fault - it was because the database was temp overloaded. Posts now deleted.

Sincerest apologies, the idea of our friend Brockwell being bad tempered is of course too silly to contemplate.
 
fanta said:
Sincerest apologies, the idea of our friend Brockwell being bad tempered is of course too silly to contemplate.
Any chance you might stop trying to stir things up any further?
 
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