Because of course, the correct course of action when insulted by someone at an unspecified location, is to rant on your twitter account about how this demonstrates the entire country is like that.
"People don't fight about [racism in the UK]." No of course we don't. There have never been any incidents involving racial violence in Britain; riots in areas with particularly high concentrations of immigrant population and you certainly won't find anyone campaigning on their behalf or national organisations whose entire agendas are based on lobbying for change. Oh, and we all vote BNP, too.
The reportage may just be terrible, but this incident is terribly confused: on a plane for that long, leaving from the Isle of White and still landing at an UK airport? can't name the airport? It's not even 100% clear from this whether she was a) insulted by a red-faced, sweaty passport official or b) someone in the queue that she just barged past, convinced of her superior status.
"[she's] in London all the time." Yes, I'm sure Kelis regularly spends enough time in London and in the right parts of it to be an highly qualified spokesperson on the topic of racism and cultural divides in the United Kingdom.
"People don't fight about [racism in the UK]." No of course we don't. There have never been any incidents involving racial violence in Britain; riots in areas with particularly high concentrations of immigrant population and you certainly won't find anyone campaigning on their behalf or national organisations whose entire agendas are based on lobbying for change. Oh, and we all vote BNP, too.
The reportage may just be terrible, but this incident is terribly confused: on a plane for that long, leaving from the Isle of White and still landing at an UK airport? can't name the airport? It's not even 100% clear from this whether she was a) insulted by a red-faced, sweaty passport official or b) someone in the queue that she just barged past, convinced of her superior status.
"[she's] in London all the time." Yes, I'm sure Kelis regularly spends enough time in London and in the right parts of it to be an highly qualified spokesperson on the topic of racism and cultural divides in the United Kingdom.