Ah, so you're just throwing up a straw man argument because you're not upset about a statue that you probably never saw and probably don't support putting back up again.
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Bodd
For the record I think I would have been in support of Nissan Maindealer... If I was in his shoes.
You're a bit out of touch, modern students pay for their education, it's only proper old timers who got it for free.Plenty of dead beat students , probably funded by the tax payer , want rid of cecil rhoades statue .
Afaik its made of stone , so no real value best it stays where it is
But not set in stone..Afaik its made of stone , so no real value best it stays where it is
So rip that racists statue down!
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well there u go even the best of us get it wrong.
I will edit or add the term dead beats and snow flakes as opposed to funded by the tax payer
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EddieM
Much obligedwell there u go even the best of us get it wrong.
I will edit or add the term dead beats and snow flakes as opposed to funded by the tax payer
Broadly speaking yes, easier to fund 10% of the country getting a uni degree than half.That's coz in days gone by only the brightest got in
And they are currently running/ruining the country!That's coz in days gone by only the brightest got in
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Bodd
Cecil Rhoades come from Bishop's Stortford. A step up north for me. My Mate has a house on Rhodes Avenue.
And old Home of Bishop's Stortford Football club.
rip it down , leave it be I give not a jot
mind u all the snow flake students who recieved some type of busury / money that Cecil bequeathed to the university in his will
they will obviously repay it
ultimately all these students jumping up and down over the caper dont really give a s**t any way
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EddieM
Nah, had to be backed up by a Major public school education too.
I refuse to use that name as I can't spell it. But I didn't think Voldemort had been pulled down.
Personally I prefer the plaque with a 'He was a nasty bit of work but he gave money to schools' approach. But I can see why it might not fly for some.
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EddieM
Much obliged
Broadly speaking yes, easier to fund 10% of the country getting a uni degree than half.
Indeed, and to rub salt into the wounds IT wasn't considered a proper university degree, it was a subsidiary subject. IT was a Polytechnic subject. Times and the subject I concede have changed.
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Bodd
I think that's fair. We need to know our history. Who was it moaning a while back that their history wasn't part of what we learn in schools.
I can't remember, too long ago
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