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Wednesday, 30 May 2012
HOMOPHOBIC ABUSE ALLEGATION
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Sir, Sir! Michael's calling me names.
ReplyDeleteGet over yourselves.
Belittling people is a type of bullying. All bullying allergations need to be investigated
DeleteFor heaven's sake, Jim, what kind of a world do you want. Recently I read that last year over 80,000 children were said to have committed racist abuse and this included a three year old. When I was at school we had people called Fatty, Arsey, Smelly, Shorty, Ginge and sundry other less than complimentary titles attributed out of their looks or behaviour. Was that so bad or does it help you to come to terms with the world. I was bullied for my first two years at secondary school until I developed as a fast bowler for my age. Then I roughed up the bullies with a few bouncers in inter form and house cricket matches. Part of growing up and did me no harm.
DeleteThen the army and nicknames frequently attached out of where you came from and so we had Geordie, Yorkie, Taff, Jock, Mick, Paddy and Turnip plus even less complimentary titles for the mishaped or inadequate. Despite that we served together, sometimes went through tough times and came out as friends. There was no malice in it and we had a sense of humour.
Now, it would seem, you dare not even laugh less someone is offended by it. After all, offence is giving if your words or conduct are perceived as offensive to the recipient. What kind of nonsense is that.
It's taken Cllr Hart until he is able to claim he can't comment for him to comment...handy eh?
ReplyDeleteLooks as if he was pushed by Moores on ThanetLife
ReplyDeleteSo Councillors shouldnt comment on the matter apart from Cllr Driver who gets the podium at Overview last night in front of Cllrs Hart, Poole, Fenner and Worrow (and the attending press by the way) and gets to demand Harrisons resignation as Vice-Chair of Overview even though Driver is himself the complainant? The group left the meeting soon after the statement so clearly they knew the statement was coming.
ReplyDeleteThis surely cannot be appropriate whatever the allegations. If it's gone to Standards, it cannot be an issue for discussion in any other Committee.