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Ed Do you like your cheese?

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I can see how this will stop eventually for example some low level schoolyard racism. Surely that alone is worth it?
 
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I can see how this will stop eventually for example some low level schoolyard racism. Surely that alone is worth it?
Because it is tokenism
 
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Actually. Do you mind explaining how it stops school yard racism?

It doesn't - but it does give some people who love to complain and blame others for their failures a chance to feel good about their otherwise useless existence.
 
I'm actually not sure if Aus has school yard racism. Or here.is it because of cheese?
 
The same people getting salty about the brand name of a boring block of cheddar also have been sharing “All lives matter” bollocks of Facebook.
 
Look at all this boomer Facebook salt:
https://www.facebook.com/1827008140868856/posts/2887367954832864/?d=n

Most of us would not have noticed a brand of bog standard cheddar having a new name. No one cares more about this like ridiculous reactionaries.

I have been astonished over about the last 8 weeks of the number of (and I don't think I've ever used it seriously before) "snowflakes" there are, the anger and upset small changes are causing is astonishing. The sense of entitlement is unbelievable, the conservatism totally out of proportion to actual changes or even proposed changes is off the scale.
 
OK. How does it stop some low level school yard racism by changing a brand name

A typical example would be a group of kids saying "coon" rather loudly then "cheese is great" when someone they consider a "coon" walks by. Or asking in a home economics class "Sir is COON cheese really good?"

If you've never experienced such type of school yard racism/bullying then you are I suspect in a minority, or rather in the majority.
 
The same people getting salty about the brand name of a boring block of cheddar also have been sharing “All lives matter” bollocks of Facebook.

Yeah? And this has what relevance to this thread?

Okay, celebrate this shallow victory. Good show.

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What impact does this name change make? Apart from making some white Australians feel comfortably smug...
 
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I have been astonished over about the last 8 weeks of the number of (and I don't think I've ever used it seriously before) "snowflakes" there are, the anger and upset small changes are causing is astonishing. The sense of entitlement is unbelievable, the conservatism totally out of proportion to actual changes or even proposed changes is off the scale.

Changing branding of a 100 year old company is small changes?

Cool
 
Yeah? And this has what relevance to this thread?

Okay, celebrate this shallow victory. Good show.

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What impact does this name change make? Apart from making some white Australians feel comfortably smug...

What a great example - the guy who has been quoted and mentioned several times is unimportant... only how it impacts white Australians is important to you.
 
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A typical example would be a group of kids saying "coon" rather loudly then "cheese is great" when someone they consider a "coon" walks by. Or asking in a home economics class "Sir is COON cheese really good?"



If you've never experienced such type of school yard racism/bullying then you are I suspect in a minority, or rather in the majority.
Of course I have. But it never once was over a piece of food
 

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