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Here you go Mr Kilroy-Silk, you can sit right here next to Mr Littlejohn. IN HELL.
> How would you expect people to react?
Like they aren't all Daily Express readers? I mean, what has it achieved, really? Racists see someone who shares their views lambasted, politically correct brigade gives themselves a big slap on the back, and no one is discussing the actual problem of racism other than branding racists generally evil/stupid etc. Whilst that is a valid opinion it is not going to solve anything.
> Except such a witch hunt only encrouages racism.
Kilroy publishes racist article. People complain. This is a witch-hunt how? Nobody read between the lines on this article and nobody nicked it out of his private diary: they just read what he was paid to publish and decided that he was a bigoted a*ehole.
> You think the
> Commission for racial equality referred Abu Hamza to the police?
I doubt it. He, like Kilroy, is a stinking bigot. But he doesn't have a publicly funded TV show and a pseudo-respectability. But somebody did try and remove his mosque's charitable status. And he, unlike Kilroy, has actually been arrested by police (and later released without charge). But I wonder who is in the better position to incite violent racism: Abu 'one mosque' Hamza or Robert 'one column and one TV show' Kilroy-Silk? They are both, let's be honest, t*spots: and we're better off without either one.
> Or
> any one of a number of other non-white people who have spoken about
> other races? Nope.
Such as? Serious question - because Abu Hamza HAS been crucified by the media.
> Yet any time a white person speaks against others
> they are crucified by the media and public. It's not hard to see what
> the result of this is, is it?
I actually think that Question Time et al should be forced to have a Nick Griffin/Kilroy/other populist racist on every show so that their pathetic non-arguments could be torn to shreds by people with more than one brain cell on a regular basis. The trouble with Kilroy is that he is supposed to be neutral: judging by his article he is anything but - and yet, from what I remember, he is in total control of his own show and anytime he doesn't like what he hears he can take his microphone elsewhere.
> Ottomans? Are you joking?
Is that you have never heard of them, or a question that you believe they were good for the region?
Quote from the Sunday Express recently. Um... he said what he had to say, didn't he? And he kinda got it printed in a national newspaper (twice) didn't he?
So are you now saying we've no freedom to be outraged by this hatemongering curmudgeon?
Go away and spontaneously combust please.