If ever I wanted confirmation of my decision never to watch Question Time again, it's this knuckle-dragging xenophobic rant.
One which, it's important to note, the BBC pro-actively selected as one of the "highlight clips" they distributed on social media during the programme...
One which, it's important to note, the BBC pro-actively selected as one of the "highlight clips" they distributed on social media during the programme...
A shame we can't gather people like that together in a spare corner of the country, behind a huge wall, Escape of New York style. Both sides would be much happier, based on what she was ranting...
Added: I've seen people defending her because "lots of people think the same" or words to that effect.
If you have a million people advocating xenophobia instead of one, it doesn't magically get less offensive - just more pervasive.
Quantity doesn't mean right.
If you have a million people advocating xenophobia instead of one, it doesn't magically get less offensive - just more pervasive.
Quantity doesn't mean right.
Plot thickens like cement overshoes...
