Fiona wrote:
Mellanby's ethics may seem to be pure, selfless and pacifist -- but this obscures the fact that Mellanby's actions betray his selfless and pacifist line.
A fact further obscured by his colour and disability. If one's allowed to make such non-PC remarks.
Tavia
"tavia@btinternet.com" tavia@btinternet.com wrote:
Fiona wrote:
Mellanby's ethics may seem to be pure, selfless and pacifist -- but this obscures the fact that Mellanby's actions betray his selfless and pacifist line.
A fact further obscured by his colour and disability. If one's allowed to make such non-PC remarks.
Tavia
As I said once before, taking one of the 'natives' as a playmate for his daughter, knowing the girl's likely fate, is debatable ethically.
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