I have never seen so many white people in one place

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Imagine if he had said " I have never seen so many BLACK people in one place" what would have happened?

Our media is racist. They are a big part of the problem in our country.
 
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It’s a strange thing to say but I’m not sure who would be offended by it. I’m white and I couldn’t care in the slightest.
 
It's amazing how a few people at the top can change things so much, in 1991 80% of London was white now it's 45%.


No wonder London is strongly remain. A goodly proportion of the population will be British on paper only and will only be concerned about their own personal economic advantage.
 
It’s a strange thing to say but I’m not sure who would be offended by it. I’m white and I couldn’t care in the slightest.
Double standards that is all, it's not offensive.
Tell me you don't think there would have been an issue if he had said " I have never seen so many black people in one place"
 
When you read up on this man's history it's unsurprising he has come out with yet another dubious remark. Probably ingratiating himself with his young wife ;)

Accusations of bias
In June 2017, it was reported that Snow had shouted "**** the Tories" at Glastonbury. He was criticised for his views on air by a guest on Channel 4 News, and former Conservative minister Grant Shapps later refused to appear on the show, doubting its neutrality. Shapps stated: "I don’t think he [Jon Snow] can deal in an even handed manner in any interview with a Conservative MP. He has lost all credibility."[27] MP Andrew Bridgen called for Snow's resignation, arguing that Snow's "extreme views" were incompatible with an impartial interviewer.[28] Rival presenter for the BBC, Andrew Marr, commented that if he had made similar comments, he would have lost his job.[29]

Channel 4 released a statement saying that Snow had been “spoken to and reminded of his responsibilities around due impartiality”.[30]

1979 Snow was briefly engaged to fellow ITN journalist Anna Ford, ITN's first female newsreader on News at Ten.[37] For 35 years his partner was human rights lawyer Madeleine Colvin, by whom he has two daughters.[38] In March 2010 he married Precious Lunga, a Zimbabwe-born academic 27 years his junior.[39]

He was a school governor for many years at Brecknock Primary School, Camden.[40]
 
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