cricket ball? dragged up by hair?????
we used to dream about cricket ball.
Lack of discrimination
I didn’t ask ‘who’.Who is discriminating?
I guess prospective employers might discriminate in favour of better educated and therefore more suitable employees. I would.
I didn’t ask ‘who’.
Why?No, I did.
There is more than one reason for voting Labour in this GE. OK, two - the first being McDonnell's workers' democracy capitalism (which I really like), and this being the second.
Why?
Dunno. But removing discrimination might be a good place to start.How do you imagine you will achieve 'equality', or stop people from discriminating in favour of the best/most suitable?
Dunno. But removing discrimination might be a good place to start.
How do you imagine you will achieve 'equality', or stop people from discriminating in favour of the best/most suitable?
The only practical interpretation of that that I can envisage is the well-tried Labour one of abolishing excellence and dragging everyone down to the lowest common denominator.
Yes, people often "envisage" such things rather than look at the real aims, etc.
My 'straw man detector light' flashed when I read your comment. Perhaps the scope of your ability to "envisage" needs widening a little.
The only practical interpretation of that that I can envisage is the well-tried Labour one of abolishing excellence and dragging everyone down to the lowest common denominator. You'll end up with the brighter kids getting bored and going bad, and commerce and industry hiring bright, hard-working Asian, European and American people who have received decent educations. It's that old chestnut of having races on sports day in which no child is permitted either to win or come last. It is utterly anti-anthropological bullshit.
Exactly.
I’ve never read such media fed shite as he consistently vomits into this forum.
Nonsense. Labour has not tried to abolish excellence or bring everyone down to the lowest common denominator. Your ideas of excellence appear to be enshrined in institutions of privilege and inherited advantage.The only practical interpretation of that that I can envisage is the well-tried Labour one of abolishing excellence and dragging everyone down to the lowest common denominator. You'll end up with the brighter kids getting bored and going bad, and commerce and industry hiring bright, hard-working Asian, European and American people who have received decent educations. It's that old chestnut of having races on sports day in which no child is permitted either to win or come last. It is utterly anti-anthropological bullshit.
Seems someone is a tad crippled in the envisioning department-if only you'd gone to private school just imagine how enlightened your contributions would be...The only practical interpretation of that that I can envisage is the well-tried Labour one of abolishing excellence and dragging everyone down to the lowest common denominator. You'll end up with the brighter kids getting bored and going bad, and commerce and industry hiring bright, hard-working Asian, European and American people who have received decent educations. It's that old chestnut of having races on sports day in which no child is permitted either to win or come last. It is utterly anti-anthropological bullshit.
You'll end up with the brighter kids getting bored and going bad, and commerce and industry hiring bright, hard-working Asian, European and American people who have received decent educations.