@R_H_Ebright@edwardrmgraham@nathancofnas I agree that DEI is doing terrible damage. I agree that it needs to be rolled back. The question of legality depends on the country and legal jurisdiction you’re in. Here Britain is in a different place to the US.
@joe_rigney Hello. I’m afraid I don’t know who you are, but I feel compelled to comment: this feels a bizarre reading of Acts. Paul’s concern is that people should hear and respond to the Gospel. Acts 26:28f for example.
@nmdacosta@SpecCoffeeHouse The article summary description doesn’t mention the Parliament Act. It’s use on a Private Member’s Bill would be the unprecedented. I would have thought that the approach the Spectator describes would be the more likely route.
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@AMolaxis27888@devicesadesires What a needlessly unkind comment. Even if there are some who need to hear a ‘hard truth’, there’s not enough appreciation expressed generally. You can express gratitude and still say uncomfortable things.
@Misty_Sunrise@JoshDaws 2/2 Of course a degree of mythologising goes on, but that doesn’t make the insane claims of people like Darryl Cooper right. Your hermeneutic of suspicion is wearying and your claim to be able to observe a truer narrative seems to rest on assuming the majority view must be wrong.
@Misty_Sunrise@JoshDaws I’m really not interested in the discussion about January 6th. (Though the back and forth discussion between that and the holocaust though is astonishing to me.) I don’t understand how rational thinking adults conclude that prevailing narratives must of necessity be wrong. 1/2
@AmyNicks_@Jacob_Rees_Mogg Please tell me you understand something of the history. Ending slavery took Wilberforce et al over 30 years to achieve. One argument against it was the economic cost. It was hugely expensive to do. The decision ultimately was a moral one, motivated indeed by Christian charity.