'racist' Toddlers
07 July 2008, 10:46 PM
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It was from the "who would you vote for" thread.
20% of people or something silly like that, said they would vote BNP
EDIT: It was actually 16.66%: https://www.scoobynet.com/non-scooby...t-month-2.html
Don't believe everything you read Pete - I remember voting BNP myself on that particular poll (possibly more than once)
My older boy is almost 4 and doesn't like a negro girl in the creche because she is brown. After his summer holiday he was as brown as his dad and after I pointed this out, all colour differences were forgotten.
The PC nut jobs have really lost it this time
Which reminds me I'll be having authentic sag gosht that I made myself for dinner tomorrow (spinach and lamb curry). 
And if my kids don't want any, they can tuck into some microwave pancakes instead without me calling them racists!
07 July 2008, 11:22 PM
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A friend of mine is married to a Thai, and their 6 year old daughter won't touch spicy food, what does that make her
A friend of mine is married to a Thai, and their 6 year old daughter won't touch spicy food, what does that make her
09 July 2008, 01:00 PM
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Recent media coverage referring to the NCB publication, Young Children and Racial Justice: Taking action for racial equality in the early years, has misrepresented the content and purpose of this valuable tool designed to support early years professionals in their work.
A spokesperson from NCB said: ‘It is an excellent resource which has been specially designed to help teachers and nursery leaders recognise what is, and just as importantly, what is NOT potentially racist behaviour and attitudes in youngsters in their care.
References to use of the word ‘yuk’, ‘spicy foods’ and reporting young children to local authorities, in this 366-page book, have been misrepresented and misunderstood as a consequence of that.’ (Read the specific passage and response at www.ncb.org.uk)
‘This book is being funded by NCB from book sales alone – and not from government funding or from any grants, as has also been reported. The sales have been excellent so far which goes to show there is an acknowledged need for books like it. ’
Jane Lane, the author, who is not a member of NCB staff, but an advocate worker for racial equality in the early years sector, said: ‘Children are like sponges and the early years of their lives are critical for helping them understand and learn to respect the opinions, differences, similarities and needs of others.’
A spokesperson from NCB said: ‘It is an excellent resource which has been specially designed to help teachers and nursery leaders recognise what is, and just as importantly, what is NOT potentially racist behaviour and attitudes in youngsters in their care.
References to use of the word ‘yuk’, ‘spicy foods’ and reporting young children to local authorities, in this 366-page book, have been misrepresented and misunderstood as a consequence of that.’ (Read the specific passage and response at www.ncb.org.uk)
‘This book is being funded by NCB from book sales alone – and not from government funding or from any grants, as has also been reported. The sales have been excellent so far which goes to show there is an acknowledged need for books like it. ’
Jane Lane, the author, who is not a member of NCB staff, but an advocate worker for racial equality in the early years sector, said: ‘Children are like sponges and the early years of their lives are critical for helping them understand and learn to respect the opinions, differences, similarities and needs of others.’
09 July 2008, 03:20 PM
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My little lad came home from nursery a couple of weeks ago..
"Who did you see at school today Dan?"
"erm Jack, Layla & Cameron..."
"Was that it? No-one else there?"
"Stanley was there - HE'S GOT A BROWN HEAD!!"
Couldn't help but laugh...
"Who did you see at school today Dan?"
"erm Jack, Layla & Cameron..."
"Was that it? No-one else there?"
"Stanley was there - HE'S GOT A BROWN HEAD!!"
Couldn't help but laugh...
09 July 2008, 08:13 PM
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It had to be done ... '**** TODDLERS RUINED MY BIRTHDAY' - The Daily Mash
"A THREE year-old boy last night revealed how a gang of extreme right wing toddlers ruined his birthday party with violence and racial taunts.
A tearful Jack Logan, from Maidstone, said the party was going well until the arrival of the tiny, swastika-clad racists.
He said: "They came in and kicked my friend Sam and said he looked like a Yid.
"They said he was in charge of all the banks in the world and he was a parasite and then they knocked over his juice.
"And then they chased my friend Asif round and round the garden for ages and told him to go back to Pakiland and eat poo. Then we watched Pingu and had a nap."
Jack added: "When they woke up they built a great big fire in the garden and threw all my books on it.
"They said the Very Hungry Caterpillar was part of the international Zionist conspiracy."
Jack's mother, Alice, said: "The **** toddlers have ruined so many birthdays round here.
"The last family that stood up to them had their house covered in the most obscene, badly written graffiti.
"They wrote 'Jew-lovers' all over the front door, but they spelt it J-O-O. It was actually quite cute.""
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"A THREE year-old boy last night revealed how a gang of extreme right wing toddlers ruined his birthday party with violence and racial taunts.
A tearful Jack Logan, from Maidstone, said the party was going well until the arrival of the tiny, swastika-clad racists.
He said: "They came in and kicked my friend Sam and said he looked like a Yid.
"They said he was in charge of all the banks in the world and he was a parasite and then they knocked over his juice.
"And then they chased my friend Asif round and round the garden for ages and told him to go back to Pakiland and eat poo. Then we watched Pingu and had a nap."
Jack added: "When they woke up they built a great big fire in the garden and threw all my books on it.
"They said the Very Hungry Caterpillar was part of the international Zionist conspiracy."
Jack's mother, Alice, said: "The **** toddlers have ruined so many birthdays round here.
"The last family that stood up to them had their house covered in the most obscene, badly written graffiti.
"They wrote 'Jew-lovers' all over the front door, but they spelt it J-O-O. It was actually quite cute.""
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09 July 2008, 09:04 PM
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Recent media coverage referring to the NCB publication, Young Children and Racial Justice: Taking action for racial equality in the early years, has misrepresented the content and purpose of this valuable tool designed to support early years professionals in their work.
A jobsworth from NCB said: ‘It is an excellent resource which has been specially designed to help teachers and nursery leaders recognise what is, and just as importantly, what is NOT potentially racist behaviour and attitudes in youngsters in their care.
References to use of the word ‘yuk’, ‘spicy foods’ and reporting young children to local authorities, in this 366-page book, have been misrepresented and misunderstood as a consequence of that.’ (Read the specific passage and response at www.ncb.org.uk)
‘This book is being funded by NCB from book sales alone – and not from government funding or from any grants, as has also been reported. The sales have been excellent so far which goes to show there is an acknowledged need for books like it amongst lentil munching jobsworths, brainwashed into thinking this represents some kind of reality. ’
Jane Lane, the unemployable F***wit, who is not a member of NCB staff, but an advocate worker for racial equality in the early years sector [Ed: HAHAHAHAHAHA - talk about parasite job!] , said: ‘Children are like sponges and the early years of their lives are critical for helping them understand and learn to respect the opinions, differences, similarities and needs of others she wittered before being impaled on a spike by an irate parent.’
A jobsworth from NCB said: ‘It is an excellent resource which has been specially designed to help teachers and nursery leaders recognise what is, and just as importantly, what is NOT potentially racist behaviour and attitudes in youngsters in their care.
References to use of the word ‘yuk’, ‘spicy foods’ and reporting young children to local authorities, in this 366-page book, have been misrepresented and misunderstood as a consequence of that.’ (Read the specific passage and response at www.ncb.org.uk)
‘This book is being funded by NCB from book sales alone – and not from government funding or from any grants, as has also been reported. The sales have been excellent so far which goes to show there is an acknowledged need for books like it amongst lentil munching jobsworths, brainwashed into thinking this represents some kind of reality. ’
Jane Lane, the unemployable F***wit, who is not a member of NCB staff, but an advocate worker for racial equality in the early years sector [Ed: HAHAHAHAHAHA - talk about parasite job!] , said: ‘Children are like sponges and the early years of their lives are critical for helping them understand and learn to respect the opinions, differences, similarities and needs of others she wittered before being impaled on a spike by an irate parent.’
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10 July 2008, 08:28 AM
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The PC nut jobs have really lost it this time Which reminds me I'll be having authentic sag gosht that I made myself for dinner tomorrow (spinach and lamb curry). And if my kids don't want any, they can tuck into some microwave pancakes instead without me calling them racists!
Which reminds me I'll be having authentic sag gosht that I made myself for dinner tomorrow (spinach and lamb curry). And if my kids don't want any, they can tuck into some microwave pancakes instead without me calling them racists!Neither of my kids seem to like spicy food where as Jenny and i love it.
Our kids do not abuse or try to harm the local brown children and in some cases even play with them - use them for target practice or a as servants if playing in the summer house, or if playing cops and robbers, the brown child is always the robber - that sort of thing.
Good to se them getting on so well
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