Stormzy Cambridge Scholorship

BallistixOnZ490 said:
'Minorities' ...

Well on a global scale ...
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Yea the "minorities" in the UK are very much NOT minorities when you look at the big picture. I think we are entitled to protect our own cultures.

White European numbers are tiny next to Asian and African. It's quickly getting smaller too.
 
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Diagro said:
Necro. But that argument above was hilarious. I thank you for the entertainment. Much needed I must say. As I sit here struggling to breathe due to a second bout of covid.
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In a way it's been dead for three years. In another way, it's more alive than ever. Fashionable irrational prejudice, discrimination, victim blaming and lying is even more fashionable now than it was 3 years ago. Minitru would be in awe of what "progressives" have managed to achieve. I hope I'm dead before they succeed much more. I'm too old for concentration camps and genocide and that's the only logical conclusion to "progressivism".
 
Maybe it's time to jump on the CRT bandwagon and use their terminology against them, from today onwards I identify as a non-binary trans black women, and you can't question that or you'll be a racist, transphobe nasty person! /s
 
Nasher said:
Yea the "minorities" in the UK are very much NOT minorities when you look at the big picture. I think we are entitled to protect our own cultures.

White European numbers are tiny next to Asian and African. It's quickly getting smaller too.
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Black and white people are both about 13% of the global population iirc.
 
Going off on a tangent regarding universities, my grandson didn’t get what he’d anticipated with his A-level results, and has been offered a place at York University and is now seriously contemplating it as an alternative to his first choice.
Did anyone go there and care to share some pros and cons?
It would be appreciated, thanks.
 
Jean-F said:
Going off on a tangent regarding universities, my grandson didn’t get what he’d anticipated with his A-level results, and has been offered a place at York University and is now seriously contemplating it as an alternative to his first choice.
Did anyone go there and care to share some pros and cons?
It would be appreciated, thanks.
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Of York university in particular or just going to university in general? For specific advice on York uni your better off starting a dedicated thread. As for going to University in general I would it's worth it if your grandson wants to pursue a career in a profession where a degree is essential otherwise if he's planning on doing degrees in things like media studies, business or accounting he would be much better off working in industry and work towards membership of a recognised professional body.
 
I was reading earlier that a 'Liberal' school teacher in America is segregating her students, always knew the US Democrats aim was a return to the 1960's. Look up their history as a political party, racist through and through. They've brought back racism by convincing people that it's anti-racism and "positive" discrimination.

my bad is was a school principle!
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...chool-principal-segregating-classes-RACE.html
 
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Jean-F said:
Going off on a tangent regarding universities, my grandson didn’t get what he’d anticipated with his A-level results, and has been offered a place at York University and is now seriously contemplating it as an alternative to his first choice.
Did anyone go there and care to share some pros and cons?
It would be appreciated, thanks.
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To read what?
 
dLockers said:
To read what?
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I don’t really know, I should have asked him or his dad, I know that he’s a maths whiz.
Freddie1980 said:
Of York university in particular or just going to university in general? For specific advice on York uni your better off starting a dedicated thread. As for going to University in general I would it's worth it if your grandson wants to pursue a career in a profession where a degree is essential otherwise if he's planning on doing degrees in things like media studies, business or accounting he would be much better off working in industry and work
towards membership of a recognised professional body.
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York in particular, thanks, I’ll check to find out his ultimate aims, thanks.
 
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