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Barry Sanchez
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If we strive for a liberal society are we being unfair to the demographic of all the people of the United Kingdom? I mean to say White British is what 87% of what this Island's Nation comprises of but do we have that representation in the media, radio, music and papers?

If things are all fair surely we should strive for this?

Its what the liberal elite agenda surely would want, an absolute for all.

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Liberalism supports freedom of the press, Barry.

 

by the way I think your decision of what liberals are like is quite flawed. I've met many people fundamentally opposed to liberalism who display those characteristics. I'd say the whole righteous indignation thing is something I'd associate with people as far right as the Tea Party more than the average liberal.

 

i think your own prejudices are clouding your judgement. You seem to set yourself up as quite the conservative, which is generally how you come across on here. Is that where you'd place yourself?

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Really? For every 10 people on the radio, tv and papers are 8.7 White British? Top ten charts? The liberals should be outraged.

 

yeah probably. I don't go round counting black faces but if you added up all the journalists + cameramen + admins + printers or whatever. I mean, I shouldn't be surprised.

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Liberalism supports freedom of the press, Barry.

 

by the way I think your decision of what liberals are like is quite flawed. I've met many people fundamentally opposed to liberalism who display those characteristics. I'd say the whole righteous indignation thing is something I'd associate with people as far right as the Tea Party more than the average liberal.

 

i think your own prejudices are clouding your judgement. You seem to set yourself up as quite the conservative, which is generally how you come across on here. Is that where you'd place yourself?

 

Working class hero, thats how I see myself. A person who detests the modern careerist politician who are all the same regardless of party, a liberal elite who dictate to the masses who have no clue about work and the policies they implement as they never have to live with the masses.

The Tea Party are a reactionary party hence their name, they are a popular one at that, not my views, people on here like the politicians think too narrow , you have one view and yet you are put into a box, if only life was that simple.

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Really? For every 10 people on the radio, tv and papers are 8.7 White British? Top ten charts? The liberals should be outraged.
You're right re. the media.

 

In a different industry, we still see some job apps here that say "We would particularly welcome applicants from XYZ backgrounds", ridiculous to have any kind of quotas.

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You're right re. the media.

 

In a different industry, we still see some job apps here that say "We would particularly welcome applicants from XYZ backgrounds", ridiculous to have any kind of quotas.

 

I would say that's still a public sector thing though. I don't ever see that sort of line in jobs for what I do, but when I peer in (for instance) the Sunday Times and look at the public sector appointments, it's often mentioned there.

It's not needed, at all.

 

Best person will get the job, simple as that. We no longer live in the 70s (and even 80s) where discrimination was rife and HR slack. I mean god, you can't ask anything personal at all anyway - although most people volunteer that kind of info I've found.

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I would say that's still a public sector thing though. I don't ever see that sort of line in jobs for what I do, but when I peer in (for instance) the Sunday Times and look at the public sector appointments, it's often mentioned there.

It's not needed, at all.

 

With the Public Sector such equality in recruitment is often mandated in that the work force must reflect to the racial demographic of the local population. I think the Police are also encouraged to do this.

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Do you agree with that policy?

 

Personally no, but I have to comply with it. I'm against any form of 'positive discrimination' - I prefer to treat everybody equally from the off and allow the selection process to produce the appropriate outcome in an unbiased way.

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If we strive for a liberal society are we being unfair to the demographic of all the people of the United Kingdom? I mean to say White British is what 87% of what this Island's Nation comprises of but do we have that representation in the media, radio, music and papers?

If things are all fair surely we should strive for this?

Its what the liberal elite agenda surely would want, an absolute for all.

 

It is not about numbers. Equity does not mean everything needs to be equal; it means things should be fair.

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It is not about numbers. Equity does not mean everything needs to be equal; it means things should be fair.

 

Is it fair, that is the question? Is it right and fair? Is it representitive of our society? I dont think all black people like r&b/urban music but the media largely portray that.

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The sign of liberalism being constantly offended or having mock shock indignation at anything they think thats not right or too right so they have to be offended by it for working.

 

Ah so this means some fluffy wuffies throw a hissy fit because they dont like whats on the other side of the fence

 

Got it , who needs a dictionary

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Ah the old grammar/spelling nazi, surprised at you Pap, thought you were the better man/hobbit than that.

 

He's not being a pedant here about spelling or grammar, I think - although you do add an apostrophe to the words quotas and numbers, which do not require apostrophes - he means thay you don't understand the meaning of the term liberal.

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Is it fair, that is the question? Is it right and fair? Is it representitive of our society? I dont think all black people like r&b/urban music but the media largely portray that.

 

You seem a bit confused. You ask, "is it fair?" and "is it right?" - as though it was a philosophical issue (which it is). But then you talk about "quotas", "numbers", "87%", and things being "representative".

 

So, is fairness based on a principle, or is it based on numbers? You seem to lean towards a quantitative answer, rather than a qualitative answer.

 

To repeat: equity doesn't mean everything being equal (quantitative); it means things being fair (qualitative).

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If we strive for a liberal society are we being unfair to the demographic of all the people of the United Kingdom? I mean to say White British is what 87% of what this Island's Nation comprises of but do we have that representation in the media, radio, music and papers?

If things are all fair surely we should strive for this?

Its what the liberal elite agenda surely would want, an absolute for all.

 

Its silly threads like these that will have people thinking you are dune.

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