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there's always two who try and ruin it for everyone elseSo 2 MPs voted against this?
there's always two who try and ruin it for everyone elseSo 2 MPs voted against this?
Nice.Ulster Unionists.
Hard to imagine...literally.Some of the kids from our youth club (mostly Romanians) have been told by their schoolteachers that they'll be 'going home soon'
Some of the kids are young enough that the UK is the only home they know. Can you imagine the kind of person who would fuck with a seven-year-old child's head like that? Now imagine that person teaches in a primary school. Sickening.
because they don't have a job any more...With any luck, the head teacher can explain to these "teachers" that it's not part of their job to tell lies and upset the kids.
Bloody hell, that's shocking. So schools can just refuse to take kids and then the kids don't get to go to school? Then does school Attendance Office/Truant Person/Whateveriscalled go to the parents and say "why doesn't kid go to school?" and parents say "why doesn't school take kid?". Wow.The schools round here have form for cunting off Polish and Romanian kids unfortunately. All the secondary schools are academies which basically means there's no gurarantee of a kid getting a place anywhere, because the schools can expel any kid they can't be bothered with (particularly kids with English as a second language who they fear may drag down the test results) and the local authority is powerless to do anything. Kids roaming the streets during school hours is such a common sight in this neighbourhood that I sometimes forget school is even a thing.
Bloody hell, that's shocking. So schools can just refuse to take kids and then the kids don't get to go to school? Then does school Attendance Office/Truant Person/Whateveriscalled go to the parents and say "why doesn't kid go to school?" and parents say "why doesn't school take kid?". Wow.
Kids falling off school records altogether is a thing. It is trueThat's all pretty worrying. (I want a today's prize for understatement).
Some of the kids from our youth club (mostly Romanians) have been told by their schoolteachers that they'll be 'going home soon'
Some of the kids are young enough that the UK is the only home they know. Can you imagine the kind of person who would fuck with a seven-year-old child's head like that? Now imagine that person teaches in a primary school. Sickening.
But this seems to be sort of officially sanctioned letting kids fall off the records. That's really bad.
Bit more than abuse
It's a pretty good opening gambit, though - gives the racist the opportunity to back off and save face without a confrontation. I'd be thoughtful about having my back to them or not being able to see them, though - just in case they are determined to have a confrontation - but my guess is that quite a high proportion of situations would be defused by this.Probably good advice but I can't necessarily see it working in every instance.
By their teachers? Fuksake.. Little surprised at that. Arsehole behaviour from anyone. But presume something a bit betterSome of the kids from our youth club (mostly Romanians) have been told by their schoolteachers that they'll be 'going home soon'
Some of the kids are young enough that the UK is the only home they know. Can you imagine the kind of person who would fuck with a seven-year-old child's head like that? Now imagine that person teaches in a primary school. Sickening.
This is great advice for anyone who wants to be prepared to intervene if they see racist, or any other, abuse.
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Having fights in public does not do a lot to help people who are abused feel better. Offering support and friendship in that sort of situation does, as well as being a statement that the attitude is not acceptable or shared by others (while still not giving the abuser an excuse to kick off further).
This is fair enough but if someone was actually being attacked rather than abused I would feel compelled to help them even though thankfully I've never been involved in any sort of fighting and subsequently lack any experience.Having fights in public does not do a lot to help people who are abused feel better. Offering support and friendship in that sort of situation does, as well as being a statement that the attitude is not acceptable or shared by others (while still not giving the abuser an excuse to kick off further).
Well sure, if somebody is being physically attacked then it would be different, but that's much less common in public than abuse.This is fair enough but if someone was actually being attacked rather than abused I would feel compelled to help them even though thankfully I've never been involved in any sort of fighting and subsequently lack any experience.
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