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attacked by 8 thugs on his way home from school,
when my nephew came to the defence of a young
girl the thugs were harrassing. The thugs beat
him senseless - and my nephew ended up in
hospital. There were people around at the time
of the beating - but no one came to my nephew's
aid.
Today, my nephew wears a steel plate in his head,
and has 'incoherent moments.' He will never be
the same again.
I would never stand by and let someone be
attacked, and not do anything about it.
But, that's not the issue here is it?
Leigh, raised the issue of 'racism,' with
the Indian students and what he called -
the 'Press Frenzy.' Well, newspaper headlines
are not often known for their wisdom - but they
certainly attract our attention - true judgement
is only developed by exposure to all sorts of facts,
or in the case of this Forum - to all sorts of
opinions (even ones we don't agree with Leigh).
I was hoping that you would raise the bar in
this discussion - minus any personal descriptors
like calling people's opinions - 'stupid,' et
cetera, or infering that they hate their country?
'What the?'
Let's try to keep our posts on a higher plain -
after all you're old enough to know better -
so set an example - it's your thread after all.
Let's try to find a solution to this perception -
that we're regarded as a 'racist,' country.
What are we going to do to change that image?
Or better still - realistically, what can we do?
Because no matter how we deny the fact - the
perception is out there that, that's how we
appear to be to others - including our own
newspapers.