I'm Not Racist But... Reviews

I don't know about you, but I often think that anyone who starts a sentence with the line "I'm not racist but......" usually continues to dig themselves into a pit which quite clearly marks them out as being a racist, or rather more politely, in my own charmingly old fashioned terminology: prejudiced. Yes, this is about ...  Read the complete review

If you go around schools, colleges, universitys, work places and even the streets in Britain, you will find at least one racist. Why this is ? Well I'm not to sure, if you ask you get the very common answer either that they just are, or they say they aren't a racist... yeah you can't really say this after you make a horrible remark about ...  Read the complete review

Has much of the British population become overly sensitive when it comes to other peoples races and cultures, to the extent where they're in great fear of being seen as racist? My answer would be a catergoric yes. Being a a quarter malaysian, a quarter chinese and half caucasian, i find just about every person i meet is intrigued by my ...  Read the complete review

Sooner or later the truth comes out.In a class full of white people being one of the very few black or asian people from India,Pakistan or Bangladesh the truth and feelings eventually come out.Whether during a group project discussion about what people in uk wear in spring a white girl stating "Well asians wear jeans" or the ...  Read the complete review

This whole topic makes me feel pretty uncomfortable! When people start a sentence with "im not racist..." they pretty much always follow it with a racist statement. Not to say that that is the case with the reviews under this topic, although some have made my eyes bulge a bit. People, generally daily ...  Read the complete review

Shouldn't the government be doing more checks when employing skill workers from abroad. Which other country in the world will accept doctors who normally work to save lives attempting to kill people to fulfil their moral duty to their god or whatever belief they have. Lot of doctors and nurses are recruited from abroad to ...  Read the complete review

yes you are. racist technically just means you can recognize different races.discrimination in certain affairs thereafter is bad. we shouldnt run away from the fact that were different. but instead we should just realise its not a big deal. stop looking for error in everything. such cynism if shared by enough people allow stupid things to happen. ...  Read the complete review

I would not consider myself a racist by any stretch of the imagination, but I have found myself of late seriously re-considering my position. I can't help but feel that we should all no matter of colour or creed make greater efforts to live together. By this I mean together in the more general term, since I have also found that in this multi ...  Read the complete review

I'm a chinese, I really think the UK government is a bit over about the racism issue, blackboard is blackboard, indian is indian, black guy is black guy, they should pround of themself. I'm very pround of my skin color. That is not possible to baned the chinese new year activities in china hahaha....

I would like to say first and foremost that I completely understand why people would want to emigrate to another country to find a better life for themselves and their families, I would do it myself if I thought it was necessary. It doesn’t matter about their colour or creed providing that, if they come here they accept our way of life ...  Read the complete review

I’m A Brit And Proud Of It, So Explain To Me Why I Should Die or Bringing A Whole New Meaning To Throwing The Holy Hand Grenade. Official - Britain is not a multicultural society. Finally, someone has had the bollocks to stand up, be counted, and state the obvious. That is, we do not live in a multicultural society here in ...  Read the complete review

Today being branded racist can occur for any minor comment or action, which years ago would have been unnoticed. It is political correctness gone mad. Did the Irish immigrants to Britain take offence at them being referred to as "paddies"? I know a lot of Irish and they all laugh at such remarks. People of Afro ...  Read the complete review

One thing that I have noticed about race / discrimination issues is how racist "non-racist" people can be (just to save my fingers, I will use race as an all encompassing definition of discrimination, intolerance etc), and I would like to recount a few events in my life that demonstrate this. My first encounter with racist ...  Read the complete review

This is always a tough and personal topic as each individual feels something regarding this topic. As a South African I feel the pinch of what our fore-fathers had done. And boy do we feel it. To shed some light on the subject: It all began in 1948 when the word APARTHEID was officially made law by the Reunited National Party who won ...  Read the complete review

Racism is becoming a more and more talked about subject and ever more people seem to be justifying elements of the race issue as if to defend their own frustrations. Racism works on two levels, personal and institutional and both can be traced to social and even more deep-rooted reasons in the human psyche. Racism is just one aspect of ...  Read the complete review

hi and welcome to my review. this is how i see this topic in england. anyway let me start my review by saying 'what does racist mean?' well at www.dictionary.com i typed it in and this is what racist means: (1) The belief that race accounts for differences in human character or ability and that a particular race ...  Read the complete review

Our race is simply an accident of birth - Advantages: None - Disadvantages: Race rarely define any of us, Other define us by our race, Race hides the real issues

***I wrote this article for a local newspaper it is not a fictional piece and the views expressed in this article are mine alone*** The refugee debate is a touchy one indeed, you are not allowed to talk about it if you are against it because that means you are a racist and we all know that your not allowed to speak out about things ...  Read the complete review

This world is truly pathetic. It really is completely and uttterly ridiculous that in the twenty first century, with all the advances made in the world - we can walk on the moon, transplant faces, clone sheep, do amazing things, we think we've advanced so much, and yet really after everything we've done, rather than congratulating our ...  Read the complete review

My personal belief is that we are all human beings and deserve certain rights, the standard human rights of freedom to pursue happiness, found a family and seek prosperity. And as a taoist I can't help but laugh at the way we so closely defend our national borders which are, to nature, imaginary, entirely transient concepts of human ...  Read the complete review