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The Easily-Offended 'snowflakes' Have Taken Over.
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https:/ /www.da ilymail .co.uk/ news/ar ticle-7 202381/ Paxman- brands- civil-s ervants -univer sities- media-s nowflak es.html
/// Paxman, 69, bemoans how easily-offended 'snowflakes' have taken over. He writes that in our 'cowardly' world, pensioners might as well walk about with a sign pinned to their backs saying 'Kick me'. ///
Surely that should read:
'White' pensioners might as well walk about with a sign pinned to their backs saying 'Kick me'
/// Paxman, 69, bemoans how easily-offended 'snowflakes' have taken over. He writes that in our 'cowardly' world, pensioners might as well walk about with a sign pinned to their backs saying 'Kick me'. ///
Surely that should read:
'White' pensioners might as well walk about with a sign pinned to their backs saying 'Kick me'
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.The 'usuals' have accused me for mentioning the word white.
To those who can't see because of the snowflakes in their eyes, it is because Paxman says "old people are the only section of society it is still okay to mock".
I question that because in this day of political correctness, I doubt that it is also okay to mock black pensioners.
To those who can't see because of the snowflakes in their eyes, it is because Paxman says "old people are the only section of society it is still okay to mock".
I question that because in this day of political correctness, I doubt that it is also okay to mock black pensioners.
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