Originally Posted by
BVRAAM
Yeah, I can see your argument.
I hope I get to see a world where skin colour is no longer given any consideration, whatsoever, and people are just seen as people, regardless of how they look.
Sadly in my life time we won’t see it, but I have high hopes for future generations, the world has become a more cosmopolitan place to grow up in with children being educated in multi racial, multi religious environments, gone are the more or less white only C of E schools of my generation.
And in future those children will become parents and hopefully instil in their children a sense we are all in this together, equally free from hate and bigotry, children come into this world free from hate, and perceptions of colour or religion, sadly that is taught to them by adults...
As for the gentleman mentioned, a well deserved M of H in my opinion and a credit to the services and his fellow man. To die so that others can live, I can’t think of a more deserved case.