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@CyrilGeorge [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [164]: Church of England & @Synod has truly lost its way and has become political & #woke, perverting Orwell in saying “black is good, white is bad”. No longer kneeling in prayer WITH all, but kneeling TO #BLM. And Jesus wept? @bishopSarahM @JustinWelby @ChurchTimes [URL redacted]
#IRLPrivateCitizenTomMoore
#NewspaperUKTabloidTheDailyMail
#NarrativeTruthFabricationBlackOnBlackCrime
#BeliefTheismChristianityDenomCofEJarelRobinsonBrown
#MetaphorCardRace #OrgClassifPPUKReclaimParty [Wikipedia] #NewspaperUKTabloidTheDailyMailRichardLittlejohn [Wikipedia]
Context #AdvocacyUKEkklesiaSymonHill "RIGHT-WING SOCIAL MEDIA users have driven themselves into a frenzy of outrage over a tweet written by a Church of England priest named Jarel Robinson-Brown. The front page of yesterday's Daily Star features calls for him to be sacked. I strongly suspect that some of those attacking Jarel are motivated in part by the fact that he is black, gay and left-wing. Mostly, however, they are attacking him for things that he has not said. Jarel has been accused of insulting Tom Moore, the 100-year old fundraiser who sadly died recently after raising millions for NHS-linked charities. Jarel has also been accused of insulting white British people. He has done neither of these things. The tweet in question read: 'The cult of Captain Tom Moore is a cult of white British nationalism. I will offer prayers for the repose of his kind and generous soul, but will not be joining the 'national clap.'' Whatever you make of this viewpoint, it is clear that Jarel was not criticising Tom Moore but the use of his memory. Indeed, he described Tom Moore as 'kind and generous'. Nor did Jarel attack white British people; he attacked white British nationalism." https://www.ekklesia.co.uk/2021/02/06/what-jarel-robinson-brown-did-not-say/ #PoliticsNationalismWhite #PoliticsNationalismBritish #TheoryAffectiveResponseOutrage
Context #AdvocacyUKEkklesiaSymonHill "RIGHT-WING SOCIAL MEDIA users have driven themselves into a frenzy of outrage over a tweet written by a Church of England priest named Jarel Robinson-Brown. The front page of yesterday's Daily Star features calls for him to be sacked. I strongly suspect that some of those attacking Jarel are motivated in part by the fact that he is black, gay and left-wing. Mostly, however, they are attacking him for things that he has not said. Jarel has been accused of insulting Tom Moore, the 100-year old fundraiser who sadly died recently after raising millions for NHS-linked charities. Jarel has also been accused of insulting white British people. He has done neither of these things. The tweet in question read: 'The cult of Captain Tom Moore is a cult of white British nationalism. I will offer prayers for the repose of his kind and generous soul, but will not be joining the 'national clap.'' Whatever you make of this viewpoint, it is clear that Jarel was not criticising Tom Moore but the use of his memory. Indeed, he described Tom Moore as 'kind and generous'. Nor did Jarel attack white British people; he attacked white British nationalism." https://www.ekklesia.co.uk/2021/02/06/what-jarel-robinson-brown-did-not-say/ #PoliticsNationalismWhite #PoliticsNationalismBritish #TheoryAffectiveResponseOutrage
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