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03/13/10(Sat)13:01 No. 334770 >>334686 >It inarguably does. No. I thank you
for actually moving the discussion onto what is in the guidelines,
rather than OPs invented quotes, but your suggestion just isn't correct. Essentially
everything boils down to what you quoted, everything else in the thread
is...quite literally...fiction....http://images.4chan.org/new/src/1268501759364.png Read
it. Is it saying disliking foreign food is racist? No, it is
not. Even if it was saying that (which is definitely isn't), is
it a ban? No, it is a guideline. Is it 'the government'? No,
it is a set of guidelines written by a charity worker for the charity
National Childrens Bureau. Despite the word Bureau, is is a charity, and
not the governments work at all, it is in no way official, it's just
something someone wrote. That is the OP, and all suggestions of
'X banned in britain' made in this thread completely, totally,
destroyed.>>a racist incident is any
incident that is percieved to be racist by the victim or any other
person I agree, this is retarded, but it is just the
opinion of one Jane Lane, a glorified private nursery worker, who I
intend to ignore.