Are pets racist? Wales' green space debate sparks controversy
Funnily enough, my hens do seem quite racist
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tranq tranquerWhich is why, when I was younger, I always wondered why animals in a zoo were always in different cages.
Richard PearsonZvein you hav me caughten zee out. Kooler. Closer to home the animal kingdom of which we are part has always demonstrated a propensity to herd together with other like minded creatures, creatures of a similar colour, smell, looks, behaviour. It is inherently natural behaviour. Why then have our political classes been so intent on ramming multibloodyculturalism down our throats. It was bound to fail from the get go as countries around Europe and beyond are finding out to their cost.
Shouldn’t that be Little Obergruppenführer ?
Your hens are a perfect corollary for UK society. "That’s why, over the years and post their demise, we opted for one colour only (russet, as it transpired) and to date life in the corral has been harmonious.) Yes as soon as the UK is a monocolour sort of darkish brown, estuary english is taught nationwide innit, all statues, road and building names pre 1945 have been removed or erased, and our history books have been corrected to show how awful our colonial past really was , then we can all live in a peaceful autocracy knowing that our every thought, every post, every opinion is overseen and where necessary corrected to keep us on the straight and narrow. Paradise in 50 shades of dark brown. I wish you a happy and socially correct Eid al-Fitr Obergruppenführer Little