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By Russell Grenning, published 3/1/2018Until this incident I was unaware that jewellery could be racist but how woefully mistaken I was.
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What's next, withdrawing those old money boxes that had a black man lifting an arm to swallow a coin or removing golliwog soft toys from kids, because some, too precious by half, activist decides to take, clearly confected offence?
As one endlessly complaining victim has over the name coon applied to a cheese pioneered by, Dr Coon. Of our early colonial history.
These same folk often have no problem using genuinely offensive profanity or invective as their every second word!
And need to stop the BS and save the outrage for when it's warranted. i.e., when folks wearing white hoods decide to become the rent a crowd that empowers racist behaviour by some authorities? And confrontational issues like that?
Plus apartheid and all it's sometimes reversed examples! Real racism and actual issues that matter!
Aggressive professional activists can be offended by what you wear, what you look at and by compliments!
If they don't want to assimilate, with the dominant culture replete with antique ornamentation created long long ago! They remain free to return from whence they came!
I'm so over foreign whingers who forever complain about the country, the guvment, our culture or attire, she was looking for it , etc/etc!
I mean what's next? Our fault that a few thugs decided they had a right to smash their way through a jewellery shop helping themselves to whatever took their eye or fancy?
Shape up or ship out!
Alan B.