Doon frae Troon
Ryder Cup Winner
I see the England manager is insisting that the English players all sing the British national anthem at the World Cup.
Oh dear!!I see the England manager is insisting that the English players all sing the British national anthem at the World Cup.
And asda are selling wearable flags that make you look like you have joined the Klu Klux Klan.![]()
Exactly but thats got lost in the new politically correct world we now live in
The 'crusade' outfits are also not very politically correct.
Shall we get rid of the St George's Cross as well as that is all over the crusades outfit ?
Why would you want to get rid of your national flag?
So skirts and blue and white face paint are ok then?..Lighten up.The 'crusade' outfits are also not very politically correct.
So skirts and blue and white face paint are ok then?..Lighten up.
Kilts don't cause any offence even if they are not traditionally Scottish.
So who are the offended..You..Kilts don't cause any offence even if they are not traditionally Scottish.
I will put a little thing out here for anyone that says they have never had a racist thought. Have you ever said.......
Typical Germans, nicking all the sun beds........
typical south american footballer, diving all the time.......
typical all dirty italian footballer.........
ever called a Welshman Taff, a Scotsmen Jock.
ever referred to a southerner as a shandy drinking puff
i could go on, but because you are not referring to someone's colour then it seems to be accepted. But I tell you what, if you said something like in your workplace and someone took offence to it then you would be up to your neck in it.
..and so the Ofsted report on the B'ham schools and alleged infiltration and 'take-over' by some wishing to promote Islamic points of view and practice was out yesterday. And I was wondering listening to representatives of the schools involved defending some of the practices and things that have been going on and avoid answering other questions - did we all listen and think 'fair enough - good point - no problem there' or did most of us on occasions think 'aye right!'.
And I must reflect upon why I had my suspicions about some of what I was hearing. And in reflecting I rather reluctantly conclude in today's multi-cultural UK society that other than Religious Education as a subject, we really need to remove aspects of faith from school life.
I don't think any sort of RE should be taught, full stop.
I agree with this.Unless of course you go to a religious school
There are still a great deal of them in the country
Religion itself isn't the problem - it's people's interpretation of it
There is nothing wrong with teaching people different cultures and about different religions but it has to be at the right level and for the right motives
Would the time not be better spent teaching something useful?