Racist "New Atheist" leader Richard Dawkins had African servants while growing up in British colonieshttp://bennorton.com/richard-dawkins-had-african-servants-while-growing-up-in-british-colonies/ …
Richard Dawkins literally had African servants while growing up in British-colonized Africa. This should be pointed out more oftenpic.twitter.com/itiPvr3YxR
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He was a child.
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Yes, but it still shines a lot of light on his world view and attitudes to other races.
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No it doesn't. Many of your ding light 'socialists' come from privileged backgrounds but you don't do a hatchet job on them. Why?
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Typo. Leading lights duh!
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Sounds better with the typo
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Haha. They ARE a bunch of dimwits punching above ... their intellectual weight.
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Ben Norton literally has no idea of how rich or middle class people live in non-Western countries. This should be pointed out more often.pic.twitter.com/zBzRQ9Xhr0
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The privileged choose to be blind re their exploitation of the unprivileged, as Orwell shows in Burma Days, and like me in Gone w the Wind.
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((Sorry George, I know it's "Burmese" not "Burma". The heat is still stifling ...))
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"Loyally accompanied" i.e. Forced.
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Google the words "servant" and then the word "slave" and then realize how foolish you sound.
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Yes sir whatever you say sir.
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Servant "a person who performs duties for others, especially a person EMPLOYED in a house on domestic duties or as a personal attendant."
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Devoted: having strong love or loyalty for something or someone. They just did their job well and he reduces it. Foh...loved him
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You have no earthly idea how he felt about them. The point is he wasn't forced to do it. He was legally employed. Could have quit.
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So his parents were shits ... and ?
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Yeah, those arseholes should have got themselve proper white british butlers and not coloured ones.
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