Its not an individual thing. My life is worse than yours etc. I read last night about Martin Luther King's assassination. All he was doing was trying to make things better for black people in the USA who held the same jobs as their white counterparts but were paid less, and had much worse conditions.
Would you feel it right or fair if you were doing exactly the same job as your next door neighbour, but you were on minimum wage and she got £3 an hour more. You were just as efficient as her, but she was right handed. You were left handed. That was the only difference.
When I was 19 I was training women to do the same job as me who were over 21 and starting on more money than I was getting, we were setting up a new office with new staff, so I do relate to this, I was very resentful at the time, nobody stood up for me.
Funny enough the film Selma about Martin Luther King is on TV now as I write this just put it on record as I need to go to bed. He was a good man, see little old racist me praising a black man, he was head and shoulders above many of the rabble rioting today and right in expecting equal pay for equal work. But this was in the USA, George Floyd was killed in the USA not here. Britain has all sorts of protection for immigrants and ethnic peoples to the detriment of the natives.
The BBC is wall to wall hard done by black people, even Covid 19 is racist.
I feel strongly that I and people like me are being blamed for things that we are not guilty of, knock on the doors of descendants of slave owners not me, pick on Arabs for a change they sold black people to white slavers and kept them too. I feel I am being squeezed out of the only country I have ever known and I have nowhere to go. How long before we are in little boats heading for asylum?
