PC society :P

[Jamesy]

I'm all for racial equality and feminism but i think this politcal correctness has gone too far, i mean, if we adapt our culture to suit immigrants, then what is the point of them moving here. I no they come for work and a new life, but isnt britain supposed to be, well, like britain? They dont have to change there religion and how they live and we can be accepting, and not take the juice outta them becuase of that. But things like no xmas decorations at work and no St George flags is just going too far really. If we have to change to suit them, then why can they change to suit us. And if they dont like it, then they shouldnt have come here to start with really.

My innocent lil rant is over

[velocity]

move to luton.

[Jamesy]

LOL. nah norwich is pretty ok. If not slightly full of chavs plus all my friendlies are here

[Simmzay]

The idea is to separate indifference from discrimination. Most people use incorrect terms because they're indifferent to a particular group, not because they're directly against it. All political correctness does is focus on our own flaws in a way (kind of like accepting there's a problem).

It's a shame what's happened to Christmas.

[Papershop]

People who live and were born in england, have different religions, its not just that the immagrants are bringing them over.

[Jamesy]

fair point papershop. Sorry about that No offence meant

[FlyingJesus]

I'm all for racial equality and feminism

You are no man.

[Jamesy]

*rolls eyes*

[Jazza]

I disagree with the current state of political correctness but I also dislike the segregation at the other end of the field. I think you should have to become a citizen if you want to live here which could improve the lack of patriotism in our country.

[PriceTags]

what happened to that Britishness test they were meant to take before coming?
our Britishness is robbing us of our Britishness. we're being too British about it and letting them have everything they want. some Asian countries are being hypocrites by making British people (news reporters etc.) wear head dresses and stuff to fit in.