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Bonfire Night in the UK:
... wont go into the history books on this one "Bonfire Night" Bonfire night i must admit i don t like it, it seems to go on forever and concept of giving youngsters live explosives to me is just plain silly. I was once told don t be so miserable and my comment was go to your local hospital on or around Bonfire night and look what misery it is causing. The organised fire displays are OK, but the prices are ... Read the full review: Overrated Bonfire night.... I hate it by craignow |
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Apologise for the slave trade - yes or no? ... feel that firstly an apology wouldn t really cut the mustard here, with what was inflicted on these men, women and children just saying sorry would be insulting. But... even if there were something that could be said or done to make up for what happened... who would say or do it? And who would they say it to? What I m saying is, how can we apologise for something we didn t do to someone we didn t do it to. English and American people today are not responsible for what our ancestors did. And African people today can t really expect anyone to accept responsibility. I get really annoyed when you see someone on TV of African descent banging on about how we ve suffered... Read the full review: Who would apologise? And who to? by evesapples131 |
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Bonfire Night in the UK ... a rocket s red glare and bomb sounds bursting the air at about 7pm mid October onwards you know that bonfire night is imminent. Now I like seeing the wonderful displays of colours that fly through the air on a night but it seems to have got out of control. Bonfire night is no longer a night, it seems to have turned into a whole two week period. This is all well and good, some people simply may not be able to light up on the designated night. However there seems to have been little thought allowed for anybody with animals. The advice has always been to keep your dog or cat indoors on bonfire night as they ll get scared being out the open and it can cause them to be... Read the full review: More LIke Bonfire Fortnight by friendsnut |
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Apologise for the slave trade - yes or no? ... existed in Britain. British citizens were subjected to serfdom. Working for local landowner in exchange for leased piece of land and protection. This was not harsh as as what happened in the 18th century. African slaves were brought to mainland UK and taken to various parts of the British Empire. Worse was workers in cotton and sugar fields in places like the Caribbean and Americas. In UK a consensus was reached amongst slave traders legalising slavery. Slaves in England had some sort of life. It was much different for Africans sold as slaves to the British colonies in and around the American continent. Slaves were shipped in inhumane conditions and over 1/3 peri... Read the full review: Slavery existed in Britain. too! Yes say sorry!! by paul36 |
