If it was a coloured unemployed man who had sex with a youngster he would be extradited

[mysty]

Okay if you a Prince though but almost unemployed.
Will this hurt the Royal family?, probably not.



https://news.sky.com/story/prince-andre ... l-12003119

[bluebird]

The guy is a total waster, and a parasite.

[Ally]

It's genetic.

[niemeyjt]

I bet he's sweating under to collar. Oh no, I forgot, he can't.

It won't happen - too many names to protect - which is why Epstein was suicided

[Tom]

His lawyers are arguing about the details of the procedure which is a deliberate delaying tactic. This process could go on for ever. Let's hope his legal eagles are charging him plenty.

[Mrs Archy]

Can I just say and it's not relating to the content in this post it's the heading - we have an english black family in the village next to us. Just in a normal conversation with him I asked if he found being coloured a problem in France - I was told in no uncertain terms 'never call me coloured I am black' so tail between legs I apologised and moved on to another topic - needless to say I will never mention the 'C' word again! A friend of ours worked for Sutton Council she was told by her superior not to ask visitors if they wanted their coffee black or white that she must ask if they want it with or without milk - IMHO the world's gone crazy.

[Ally]

French holiday home neighbours have a dog called 'Black'. When I mistakenly called the dog 'Blackie', Hector, a black man and another neighbour laughed and said 'He is Black, I am Blackie'.
I told him of for being racist. He knows I was joking but he's for ever trying to make me uncomfortable around race. Nae chance!
I've always been aware of the coloured/black thing. It's white folk who get uptight about the 'black' word.

[wilbro]

What about an extradition swap. Andrew for the woman who killed the young motorcyclist?

[Flaneur]

While I would never want to cause offence, so if someone complains about terminology then I will accept it, I do think there are people who trivialise racism by being so punctilious about what the currently-fashionable "correct" terminology is. So "person of colour" is okay, "coloured" is not. It always looks like virtue-signalling or being a smart-arse when people like that jump on some hapless person who hasn't used the right term.

[jsks]

I think the problem with coloured is that it was the term used to denote black people in Apartheid South Africa and apartheid USA. Its meaning has therefore taken on a pejorative connotation. Bit like calling your Jewish friend an untermensch.