How was it Racist? I have to agree with the majority on here...he didnt even mention colour until the interviewer specifically asked and therefore allowed it to be labelled as such, but in reality it was just a way of identifying the perpitrator. He himself said it wouldnt matter the colour of the individual, or whether they were Irish a Brit or whoever...he wanted revenge.

So to lazily label it as racism does the Anti Racism agenda no good at all. Embarrassingly there was also a lecturer from Birmingham uni on BBC breakfast this morning who went into a rant about 'lynching' and for once (as I think he's a wet lettuce normally) Dan Snow pulled the t*** up on it.

The real issue is why the reporter asked the question in the first place, as its THAT that has allowed the race agenda to get into full swing.

Pathetic

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Agreed. I do despair in a society where you can now be judged on actions, tweets even (yes) thoughts! dating back decades.

The world is disappearing up its own arse due to snowflakes, keyboard warriors and the vocal minority in general.

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Of course, I should have guessed.

He was an open book on something he could've easy kept quiet about which suggests he doesn't hold those beliefs now. It was a shocking and unnecessary revelation but I disagree with attacking someone for admitting to and learning from past mistakes and experiences. He hardly comes across as someone harbouring racial bias or an extreme perspective.

and it will get worse.

Kids,tired of being bothered by your pesky parents?
Then leave home, get a job & pay your own bills, while you still know everything.

Big fuss about nothing. We have far more to be worried about. Could do him some good, it will open up all those White Supremacist roles to him.