Possibly Matthew Parris would be more convincing in his self-appointed role as Racist-Finder General if he had not been born and brought up in apartheid South Africa and would have learned with his potty-training on how to be an unthinking racist.
Indeed he would have had black servants to put him on his potty, then wipe his privileged white South African bottom, and then empty the content of his potty into a whites-only drain.
Do we need lectures on racism from such a person?
As a South African born in 1949 Mr Parris will know that South African society experienced unrestricted immigration against the wishes of the majority of the population. The majority were told that the immigration was good for them. It was criminal for the majority even to voice opposition to the unrestricted immigration that was happening against their will and accumulating the resources of the country into the hands of the non-indigenous community.
Is what happened there any different to what is happening here?
And Matthew Parris is wrong when he writes London said "No thanks" to UKIP.
London actually said: "Not yet".
http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/opinion/columnists/article4099017.ece
Indeed he would have had black servants to put him on his potty, then wipe his privileged white South African bottom, and then empty the content of his potty into a whites-only drain.
Do we need lectures on racism from such a person?
As a South African born in 1949 Mr Parris will know that South African society experienced unrestricted immigration against the wishes of the majority of the population. The majority were told that the immigration was good for them. It was criminal for the majority even to voice opposition to the unrestricted immigration that was happening against their will and accumulating the resources of the country into the hands of the non-indigenous community.
Is what happened there any different to what is happening here?
And Matthew Parris is wrong when he writes London said "No thanks" to UKIP.
London actually said: "Not yet".
http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/opinion/columnists/article4099017.ece
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