Woke watch

[arsene york-hunt]

"There is a very good section on GB news where the ludicrous idiocies of Wokeness are looked at I thought we would should have one for WHO. I'll start with Baptiste on BBC: In Hungary,an ambassador's family are kidnapped by Islamic terrorists and carry out atrocities. At the end of the last episode Baptiste finds out that it is a false flag operation and conveniently, the real culprits are white supremacists who want to stop all immigration. Coronation Street ITV a gay black footballer is stopped by the police, because he is driving an expensive car. He is pushed to the ground during an altercation, and damages his leg threatening his career. Could have been written by Dawn Butler or a BLM activist."

[only1billybonds]

"Ag ag Trunds, very good."

[Mike Oxsaw]

"These ""most badly paid jobs"" wouldn't. perhaps be technical writing for a pharmaceutical company on account that a ban from lecturing due to a ""misunderstood"" pupil/teacher relationship prevented someone from working in their originally chosen field, would it? Asking for someone who fucked a Cambodian raspberry then ran off without paying."

[Nurse Ratched]

"Arf! @ Pickle lashing out at poor people with 'badly paid jobs'. For a woo-woo con artist, he's a crashing snob."

[Cabbage Savage]

Hammer and Pickle 7:49 Mon Jul 17 stop bad mowfing Polskis

[Cabbage Savage]

Lee Trundle 7:46 Mon Jul 17 ŁóŁż ŁóŁż ŁóŁż

[Hammer and Pickle]

Then there are those poor frustrated souls who have adopted the strategy of making a nuisance of themselves by pretending not to understand the simplest of instructions. They can only get the most badly paid jobs and are really uptight and miserable. It is this segment that the political marketing knob-jockeys hired by the populist Right consistently targets.

[Lee Trundle]

"https://www.cluedofan.com/cards/poPaniPawinska.jpg She has to be a relation of yours, Maggot & Pickled, surely?"

[WHU(Exeter)]

The Reverend Green = The Devil

[Nurse Ratched]

"Polish version of Cluedo Lead piping = plastic wrapped, nitrate cancer bomb sausage Study = BENCH Colonel Mustard = Jakub the Onion Farmer"

[WHU(Exeter)]

It’s either that or Napoleon

[Cabbage Savage]

Jesus with the lamp in study?

[WHU(Exeter)]

"Is this still that 10 people in a room game? One of them thinks he’s Jesus, another one thinks he’s a lamp? Fucking hell, this sounds pretty dysfunctional as board games go."

[WHU(Exeter)]

Did the lamp do it? Or one of the lamps?

[Hammer and Pickle]

"Many will feel discriminated against. And many will feel they are misunderstood, or victimised. Some will believe they are Jesus, and others will declare they are standard lamps. But that’s all OK as long as some divvy political marketing team doesn’t persuade a party to play on those feelings."

[WHU(Exeter)]

"But that wasn’t my argument H&P, “many people” does not equate “10” for starters. And I’d like you to give me an example of where millions of people (not 100) have lived together, all sharing the same common language, (by that I mean beliefs), without some feeling discriminated against."

[Cabbage Savage]

Hammer and Pickle 6:40 Mon Jul 17 Picjkle do experimont on this. He call it The Bench Krew Vodka Hunger Game Good times

[Hammer and Pickle]

No it means a random sample of 10 (ten) adult individuals with a common language. Infect them with an ideology that tells them any one personal characteristic indicates a threat and observe normal relations deteriorate.

[WHU(Exeter)]

"Btw this “put ten people in the room” thing, is this a board game? Bit like Cluedo?"

[WHU(Exeter)]

And as if by magic. I do hope you haven’t brought Debbie McGee with you.

[WHU(Exeter)]

And as if by magic. I do hope you haven’t brought Debbie McGee with you.

[Hammer and Pickle]

Absolute brain rot. Put ten people in a room together and they will kill each other if you make them believe each poses a threat to the other. Those same ten people will get along just fine if they are relaxed and have something fun and useful to do together.

[WHU(Exeter)]

"Debs, to answer your question about discrimination. I think it’s impossible to have many people living together, where there are so many different views and hard held beliefs, for there not to end up with groups feeling discriminated against. I guess with most things there is eventually a middle ground found, and the conditions for honest and polite debate. What I think is wrong though, is one group in society DEMANDING everything, and if anybody has a differing view and wants to politely argue the point, then the ‘argument’ (demand) is closed down. Can you answer my one about the vicar, do you not think he was discriminated against?"

[Willtell]

I typed really not read only!

[Willtell]

No-one can read only disagree with that Mike. I expect someone might try because it’s WHO…

[Mike Oxsaw]

"""That's not a stat "" And that is not of primary importance. Kids benefit from growing up in a loving, stable environment. Some, agreed, turn out as bad-un's (edgy and right-on is the hip WHO description of such people, I believe), Real characters at school an' that. Most, though, integrate seamlessly into society. Kids can normally deal with alternative viewpoints by matching them up with the (reasonably stable, slow changing) environment within which they are/feel most comfortable. Parental figures provide much of that stability in their eyes as they themselves are not yet worldly-wise. Mum says don't stick your finger in the flame of a candle for a very good reason. Kids will inevitably try it and soon learn that they need to pay heed to what mum (and dad) says about other things. What we're seeing now is those parental figures being encouraged - forced even - to throw instability at an environment that should be anything but. That encouragement seems to come from people with no direct parental experience of their own - no skin in the game is another way of putting it."