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legaleagle  20 Aug 15 10.40am |
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Or perhaps a third option for the most stupid? Those who are so blind they can't see the wood from the trees and say in relation to a discussion about benefits/negatives of multi culturalism, things like that the benefits of living in a more multi-cultural society as shown by our cuisine,such as "indian" food becoming one of our "national dishes",as an example are of no relevance whatsoever Edited by legaleagle (20 Aug 2015 10.31am) Right, lowered wages, competition for jobs, housing crisis and occasional terrorism - all worth it if we can buy a Chinesse takeaway or pitza. Your overview of the overall benefits of a multi cultural society to the UK since say the 1950's might seem to some to be as skewed as your spelling of pizza
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| leggedstruggle Croydon 20 Aug 15 10.45am |
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Or perhaps a third option for the most stupid? Those who are so blind they can't see the wood from the trees and say in relation to a discussion about benefits/negatives of multi culturalism, things like that the benefits of living in a more multi-cultural society as shown by our cuisine,such as "indian" food becoming one of our "national dishes",as an example are of no relevance whatsoever Edited by legaleagle (20 Aug 2015 10.31am) Right, lowered wages, competition for jobs, housing crisis and occasional terrorism - all worth it if we can buy a Chinesse takeaway or pitza. Your overview of the overall benefits of a multi cultural society to the UK since say the 1950's might seem to some to be as skewed as your spelling of pizza South African spelling - in honour of Jacob Zuma
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| legaleagle 20 Aug 15 10.46am |
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Quote johnfirewall at 20 Aug 2015 10.33am
We invented the Tikka Masala... "We" did indeed."we" being Brits.The Brits in question being of Bengali origin.Pleased to see they count as "we" for you rather than non Brits. Though some say chicken tikka massala was basically an evolution of "butter chicken", "invented" in India.
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| legaleagle 20 Aug 15 10.50am |
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Quote leggedstruggle at 20 Aug 2015 10.45am
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Quote leggedstruggle at 20 Aug 2015 10.33am
Quote legaleagle at 20 Aug 2015 10.30am
Or perhaps a third option for the most stupid? Those who are so blind they can't see the wood from the trees and say in relation to a discussion about benefits/negatives of multi culturalism, things like that the benefits of living in a more multi-cultural society as shown by our cuisine,such as "indian" food becoming one of our "national dishes",as an example are of no relevance whatsoever Edited by legaleagle (20 Aug 2015 10.31am) Right, lowered wages, competition for jobs, housing crisis and occasional terrorism - all worth it if we can buy a Chinesse takeaway or pitza. Your overview of the overall benefits of a multi cultural society to the UK since say the 1950's might seem to some to be as skewed as your spelling of pizza South African spelling - in honour of Jacob Zuma You mean the thoroughly unsavoury (no pun intended)President of S Africa? Little known fact: Unbelievable I know,but some suggest that because Zuma is an thoroughly unsavoury character ,this means all of a different race here or abroad are to be regarded as unsavoury.
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 johnfirewall 20 Aug 15 10.54am |
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That's right, I actually embrace the people and cuisine of the Indian subcontinent, you condescending cnut. I also like Reggae.
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| legaleagle 20 Aug 15 10.55am |
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you condescending cnut for calling me a condescending cnut
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| leggedstruggle Croydon 20 Aug 15 10.56am |
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Quote legaleagle at 20 Aug 2015 10.50am
Quote leggedstruggle at 20 Aug 2015 10.45am
Quote legaleagle at 20 Aug 2015 10.40am
Quote leggedstruggle at 20 Aug 2015 10.33am
Quote legaleagle at 20 Aug 2015 10.30am
Or perhaps a third option for the most stupid? Those who are so blind they can't see the wood from the trees and say in relation to a discussion about benefits/negatives of multi culturalism, things like that the benefits of living in a more multi-cultural society as shown by our cuisine,such as "indian" food becoming one of our "national dishes",as an example are of no relevance whatsoever Edited by legaleagle (20 Aug 2015 10.31am) Right, lowered wages, competition for jobs, housing crisis and occasional terrorism - all worth it if we can buy a Chinesse takeaway or pitza. Your overview of the overall benefits of a multi cultural society to the UK since say the 1950's might seem to some to be as skewed as your spelling of pizza South African spelling - in honour of Jacob Zuma You mean the thoroughly unsavoury (no pun intended)President of S Africa? Little known fact: Unbelievable I know,but some suggest that because Zuma is an thoroughly unsavoury character ,this means all of a different race here or abroad are to be regarded as unsavoury. What do you find unsavoury about him?
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| Stirlingsays Online 20 Aug 15 11.18am |
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Quote legaleagle at 20 Aug 2015 10.46am
Quote johnfirewall at 20 Aug 2015 10.33am
We invented the Tikka Masala... "We" did indeed."we" being Brits.The Brits in question being of Bengali origin.Pleased to see they count as "we" for you rather than non Brits. Though some say chicken tikka massala was basically an evolution of "butter chicken", "invented" in India. That's silly. Every dish is an evolution of a previous dish.
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| legaleagle 20 Aug 15 11.43am |
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Indeed,that's generally right.And your pertinent point is?
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| jamiemartin721 Reading 20 Aug 15 11.46am |
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Quote johnfirewall at 20 Aug 2015 10.54am
That's right, I actually embrace the people and cuisine of the Indian subcontinent, you condescending cnut. I also like Reggae. Quote legaleagle at 20 Aug 2015 10.55am
you condescending cnut for calling me a condescending cnut
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| jamiemartin721 Reading 20 Aug 15 11.48am |
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Quote legaleagle at 20 Aug 2015 11.43am
Indeed,that's generally right.And your pertinent point is? Pretty much the same as saying its an evolution of butter chicken, its simple semantics.
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| Stirlingsays Online 20 Aug 15 11.57am |
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Quote legaleagle at 20 Aug 2015 11.43am
Indeed,that's generally right.And your pertinent point is?
Being British means having your home here and having had the state accept that reality. Having some genetics that come from aboard doesn't mean you can't be British......I don't know anyone who has made that point.
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