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I don't know about his job he should try getting his teeth back first
They stole them too...
I don't know about his job he should try getting his teeth back first
This is the epitome of the right wing div's we've seen over the past week or so. All big hard men until they get sparked out, then want the police to come and help. The lad fronted a guy twice his size and got banged out, now they want the police they spent the weekend attacking to get him. lol
That’s a problematic article for me. There’s a few things in there that are standard police ‘banter’ such as the uniform being wrecked as a new hire, being spoken down to as a low ranked officer that are part and parcel of the job, but framed in this context as a racial attack. Things like the box ticker comments clearly are racist.Interesting article here about the experiences of BAME police officers, the racism they experience at work, the racism they see in the policing itself and also how the police find it difficult to recruit and retain BAME staff.
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Police officer: 'If they see a well-dressed black man it's game on'
Serving and retired officers reveal their experience of racism within the police.www.bbc.co.uk
That’s a problematic article for me. There’s a few things in there that are standard police ‘banter’ such as the uniform being wrecked as a new hire, being spoken down to as a low ranked officer that are part and parcel of the job, but framed in this context as a racial attack. Things like the box ticker comments clearly are racist.
I’m sure there are racist elements and attitudes within the police force, there’s no way that the entrenched attitudes exposed in the Lawrence Enquiry can have been completely removed. The problem is these sort of articles which massively generalise and remove context.
That’s a problematic article for me. There’s a few things in there that are standard police ‘banter’ such as the uniform being wrecked as a new hire, being spoken down to as a low ranked officer that are part and parcel of the job, but framed in this context as a racial attack. Things like the box ticker comments clearly are racist.
I’m sure there are racist elements and attitudes within the police force, there’s no way that the entrenched attitudes exposed in the Lawrence Enquiry can have been completely removed. The problem is these sort of articles which massively generalise and remove context.
Yeah, couldn’t quite think of the word so opted for banter, but very similar to hazing etc which has been all but removed from sports because it is bullying.You are right that without context the article isn’t that insightful - the police (and any emergency service) is historically a job that loses a lot of people within the first few years, simply because the reality doesn’t match up to what people thought. There are also the people who just can’t do the job, for whatever reason - including
Being treated like just a number is a complaint that rings true, especially as new joiners literally are just a number and seniority is such a big thing (as it is in any organisation where everyone is serving for decades). Probationers are deliberately given the tasks they need to learn to do properly, and often these are the worst jobs, the ones where they get to understand what the organisation has to do.
That said, destroying bits of uniform isn’t and has never been “banter” - it’s clear bullying, and given how extremely cliquey some places can be it’s not surprising it goes on, but it should never be tolerated.
As I said sadly the left media have drip fed BAME people to believe every obstacle they face in life is down to their skin colour therefore a self fulfilling prophecy is formed.
Doesn't get a job promotion - automatic racism
Dont get their 1st choice uni placement- automatic racism
Gets stopped by police - automatic racism
Sadly there are those who continue to drip feed this in order to form further division within society.
Stop and search isn't far off that though, is it?
As for the rest, the only people who think it's like that are people such as yourself.
Not really - someone posted a link to a report in the Guardian where alot more BAME employees claimed they felt discriminated against than white counterparts for not getting a job promotion.
Sol Campbell is a perfect example of everything being about the colour of his skin.
The only people who don't see that are the blinded far left.
Not really - someone posted a link to a report in the Guardian where alot more BAME employees claimed they felt discriminated against than white counterparts for not getting a job promotion.
Sol Campbell is a perfect example of everything being about the colour of his skin.
The only people who don't see that are the blinded far left.
Not really. Sol Campbell had a great career, is intelligent, played for England 70 odd times and the best managerial job he could get when starting out was Macclesfield Town.
Lampard had a great career, played 100 times for England, is intelligent and got offered the Derby County job when starting out.
Sol Campbell and John Barnes are not really the best people to speak up for more opportunities for BAME to manage clubs.Not really - someone posted a link to a report in the Guardian where alot more BAME employees claimed they felt discriminated against than white counterparts for not getting a job promotion.
Sol Campbell is a perfect example of everything being about the colour of his skin.
The only people who don't see that are the blinded far left.
Sol Campbell and John Barnes are not really the best people to speak up for more opportunities for BAME to manage clubs.
Campbell was the fella when interviewed after a game as manager of Southend started talking about Southampton , he forgot who he was managing.
It's not always about the colour of your skin sometimes it is because you are crap at the job.
It's such a tricky subject mate you are scared of saying the wrong thing .Spot on mate but sadly we'll never achieve an equal/happy society because no matter what they'll always be those who feel every hurdle they face is down to their skin colour which isn't always the case.
Im not saying racism doesn't go on or that some BAME have been discriminated against when applying for jobs/promotions etc on that ground but its imo unhealthy to have the default reason in their mind being down to their skin colour and its something that is recklessly reinforced in the media.
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