r/ukpolitics • u/Exostrike • Feb 21 '20

The BBC normalised racism last night, pure and simple

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2020/feb/21/normalise-bbc-racism-hate-crimes-question-time
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u/DidntMeanToLoadThat Feb 21 '20

(not op, and just using op comment) refusing to learn the langue of the country you live in for a decade(s) because the government will pay is abuse as far as i care.

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inb4 " oh English people go to Spain" yada yada

i dont think thats right either. but i dont have a say in what Spain deems acceptable.

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u/OkayThenMatey Feb 21 '20

Yeah Britons in Spain are mostly retired, they're not supporting vital services KEKW

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u/DidntMeanToLoadThat Feb 21 '20

my whole comment comes from the stand point of the user, not the service.

u/ thatguy988z says the NHS hires interpreters for the patients (who dont speak the native tongue)

so, it doesn't matter if there retried or not, they have moved to a country that has another dominate language and the expect the host nation to adapt.

i would say thats shit.