I'm shocked! Genuinely shocked by this post!Quote:
Originally Posted by life on mars
You spelled 'trivialising' correctly and put it in the right context.
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I'm shocked! Genuinely shocked by this post!Quote:
Originally Posted by life on mars
You spelled 'trivialising' correctly and put it in the right context.
People like you come on here with your bloody facts......Quote:
Originally Posted by cyril evans awaydays
By the way, my tbg emoji has disappeared
Who said you can't put it back in the bottle?:tbg:Quote:
Originally Posted by Taunton Blue Genie
Its all hear for folk to read your petty comments just mask your real problems ,everything you type into this message and thread proves beyond doubt your approach to the whole issue , the people who suffered for this dreadful incident would weep if they could read your silly responses :Quote:
Originally Posted by Heisenberg
eir Starmer MP, Leader of the Labour Party, in his statement responding to the EHRC’s report into anti-semitism in the Labour Party, said:
***CHECK AGAINST DELIVERY***
This morning the Equality and Human Rights Commission published their final report into anti-semitism in the Labour Party.
I want to thank Caroline Waters, David Isaac and everyone at the Commission for their work in the last year and a half.
It is a comprehensive, rigorous, and thoroughly professional report.
When the Commission was set up by the last Labour Government to tackle discrimination, promote equality, and protect human rights.
It never occurred to me or anyone else, that one day the Labour Party would be investigated for breaching the equality legislation that a Labour Government had introduced.
Worse still, that the Labour Party would be found to have committed unlawful acts under that same legislation.
But that is what this report finds.
Both in terms of unlawful harassment through the acts of our agents and unlawful indirect discrimination.
The report’s conclusions are clear.
And stark.
They leave no room for equivocation.
The report finds:
Serious failings in leadership, processes and culture in dealing with anti-semitism within our Party;
specific examples of unlawful harassment and unlawful indirect discrimination; “clear examples” of political interference from the Leaders’ Office in anti-semitism cases;
an inadequate process for handling complaints of anti-semitism;
a failure to deliver adequate training for staff responsible for investigating cases;
repeated failure to implement the recommendations of previous reports into anti-semitism;
A culture that is, and I quote: “at odds with the Labour Party’s commitment to zero-tolerance of anti-semitism”;
And – perhaps most telling of all: “a clear breakdown of trust between the Labour Party, many of its members and the Jewish community.”
I found this report hard to read.
And it is a day of shame for the Labour Party.
We have failed Jewish people.
Our members.
Our supporters.
And the British public.
And so: on behalf of the Labour Party: I am truly sorry for all the pain and grief that has been caused.
To Jewish people, our Jewish members, our long-standing Jewish affiliate, JLM.
To the people driven out of our Party, the Jewish Members driven out of Parliament, including Louise Ellman and Luciana Berger.
And to the members of Labour Party staff who spoke out, I want to say this: I know how hard these last few years have been for you.
How painful today will be and how hard you have had to fight to have your voices heard.
So let me be clear, I hear you.
And I can promise you this: I will act.
Never again will Labour let you down.
Never again will we fail to tackle anti-semitism.
And never again will we lose your trust.
The Labour Party I lead accepts this report in full.
And without qualification.
We will implement all the recommendations.
And we will implement them in full.
That process starts today.
I have already instructed my staff to start work with the Commission to implement the recommendations at the earliest possible opportunity.
We will provide the Commission with our action plan to achieve all of this within six weeks.
We will establish an independent complaints process – and it will be in place as soon as possible in the New Year.
We will ensure that neither the Leader, the Deputy Leader nor our offices will have any involvement in the outcome of complaints initiated under the Labour Party processes
And we are already addressing the backlog of anti-semitism cases. In fact, there have been more cases completed in the last six months than in the whole of 2019.
But we will go much further.
And we must go further.
Because – as the report makes clear – this cannot be solved just by changing the Labour Party’s processes and structures.
We also need a culture change in the Labour Party.
It must become, once again, an open and welcoming place for people from all backgrounds, and all communities.
Under my leadership, zero-tolerance of anti-semitism will mean precisely that.
If you’re anti-semitic, you should be nowhere near this Party.
And we’ll make sure you’re not.
And if – after all the pain, all the grief, and all the evidence in this report, there are still those who think there’s no problem with anti-semitism in the Labour Party. That it’s all exaggerated, or a factional attack.
Then, frankly, you are part of the problem too. And you should be nowhere near the Labour Party either.
This report is painful to read.
But I urge everyone to do so.
Because this must be a line in the sand.
There can be no more missed opportunities
No more denials or excuses.
Under my leadership, Labour will act decisively against anti-semitism in all its forms.
We will repair the breach.
I know it will take time
And hard work.
But when I stood for leader of this Party, I was clear that my first priority would be to root out anti-semitism.
And rebuild trust.
That started in April
We have made progress. It will intensify today.
But I will only consider it a success when those members who left our Party because of anti-semitism feel safe to return.
And when we no longer hear the words “Labour” and “anti-semitism” in the same sentence.
Thank you.
I don't understand how you still can't grasp the situation.Quote:
Originally Posted by life on mars
I read the EHRC report and said it was "pretty damning". I'm happy that Starmer suspended Corbyn (and Long-Bailey). For you to continue to pretend that I've said otherwise is, frankly, showing how thick you are. If you could debate properly, I'd happily refrain from pointing that out.
The worst thing about this is that I don't even identify as a Labour supporter - they are just the only party even close to being capable of stopping a Tory Govt.
As for you posting "the people who suffered for this dreadful incident would weep if they could read your silly responses". I'm sure that they'd be bright enough to see that all of my "silly responses" have been mocking you for your faux outrage. If you want to talk about how the Jewish community may respond to each others' posts about the issue... I wonder how they'd feel about you saying "it's been happening since Billy The Kid" in regards to the murder of 11 Jews at a synagogue by a right-wing terrorist... or when you said "Jewish Americans especially in New York state and the Eastern Seaboard have huge infrastructures , finances and influence" which is one of the biggest anti-Semitic tropes in existence and is incredibly offensive to the Jewish community.
We can go around in circles if you want, but only one of us genuinely cares about this issue - and it isn't you. You don't have a clue about anti-Semitism, you're just regurgitating the same shit to try to prove a point that isn't even clear. We know you will use anything to have a go at Labour and that's fine. But to pretend that you care about racism and bigotry is a joke. You are, in fact, a racist as more than a dozen of your posts have proven over the last few years.
Thank you.
Oh yeah, I almost forgot.... game, set and match.
If was only faux !! That's rich , you don't fool anybody and in case you've not noticed very few people follow your political comments, many have PM me to support that theory, your bitterness and narrow mindset overwhelms and shows .Quote:
Originally Posted by Heisenberg
Your name calling supports the bitterness that exists in your world.
Keep safe behind your bitter keyboard .
I have to be honest here. I am one of these people. This is my PM:Quote:
Originally Posted by life on mars
Hi LOM! How are you doing? Just to let you know, I'm not following Heisenberg's comments. They're too bitter for me.
Stay safe!
Calm down there, Trump. "Many people are saying that Heisenberg is a bitter bastard. Many, many people. Lots of PMs".Quote:
Originally Posted by life on mars
Are you still getting supportive PMs, LoM? Because you've been publicly abandoned by your Klan, haven't you? No Gluey or RonnieBird jumping in to defend your obvious racism as "no, you're all missing LoM's point about why he said something completely awful about Jewish people - he actually meant..." etc etc.
You keep crying about "name calling" as if that makes you somehow superior. LoM... you're a racist - so that's what I'm going to call you. As well as every other word that's appropriate to someone with your beliefs that they'd share in a public forum.
If Cyril created a list of all of the horrible things you've said about different parts of society, it would make Gluey's 'tantrum wall' look like he was a decent human being with sensible views.
Essentially, I couldn't give a flying f**k what your opinion is about me because you're nothing but hypocritical scum. Why would I take personal offence from the words of a racist?
Keep safe behind your facade.
(P.S. The Donald Trump Thread seems to be missing you. Your premature gloating has aged well).
You turncoat! :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by lardy
#MeTooQuote:
Originally Posted by lardy
LoM, even though I never ever follow him I know Heisenburg is wrong. He can stick his noodles up his arse as far as I am concerned.
:flare: Thoughts and prayers
Don't try to trick me into following youQuote:
Originally Posted by Heisenberg
You bastards :hehe:
Some or all of the content shared in this post is disputed and might be misleading about an issue or other CCMB process.Quote:
Originally Posted by Heisenberg