Owen Jones is the highly controversial ‘thinker’ who writes for The Guardian and is a frequent guest on MSM channels where he acts up to his role as the ‘socialist voice’. In his latest piece for The Guardian newspaper Jones has interviewed the Shadow Home Secretary, Diane Abbott, on the topic of ‘race’.
The video discusses the fact that Abbott was the first Black woman elected to the House of Commons and that she faces a daily barrage of abuse. One statistic is that out of all the ‘abuse’ directed at MP’s last year 45% of that was aimed at Abbott.
A speech Abbott makes on the subject is included during which she says:
“I have had death threats, I have had rape threats. Described as a pathetic, useless, fat, black Bxxch.”
She then also says that she was called the N word over and over again. Initially she said that she did not speak out about the abuse but has said that enough is enough and she is not prepared to accept it anymore.
Ms Abbott is not herself without controversy and has been accused in the past of ‘anti-white racism’ where she stated in a tweet that white people played at the divide and conquer game.
Likewise Owen Jones frequently uses the term ‘Gammon’ to describe political opponents. Many feel that this is a racially charged epithet against white people owing to their skin colour and Mr Jones is frequently heckled when he appears in public. Just last month he was described as a “Donut.”
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