Maybe you think that the post Jason Taylor shared was offensive. May you think it was obnoxious. But if Jason Taylor had called for having a gay nightclub and a “sex toy shop” next to a church, “thereby promoting tolerance from within the church,” do you think he would have been suspended? Neither do I. And here is the poor devil insisting that he is not “racist,” when there was nothing in what he shared about race at all. Muslims are not all of one race. But in Britain today, and in America, all discussion of Islamic supremacism and intolerance is drowned out by spurious charges of racism. Jason Taylor is just the latest victim of this intentional obfuscation.
“Pub landlord suspended after sharing Facebook post mocking Muslims,” by Mari Jones, Wales Online, August 4, 2020 (thanks to Henry):
A pub landlord has been suspended after his bosses were tipped off about a Facebook post he had allegedly shared mocking Muslims.
Jason Taylor, who has run The Mulberry in Conwy for the past 10 years, deleted the post when his bosses- Robinsons Brewery – asked him to take it down.
He has now said he regrets sharing the post and has “learnt his lesson”, but insisted that he isn’t racist.
The brewery was tipped off by a regular who has vowed never to drink at the premises again.
The post which was not written by Mr Taylor, made reference to opposition to the building of a mosque in an unnamed town.
It said the mosque should be allowed – and two nightclubs, a “sex toy shop” and a “butcher shop that specialises in pork” – should also be opened next door “thereby promoting tolerance from within the mosque”.
The writer went on to say one of the clubs should be gay and the other a “topless bar” and they gave all the establishments racially derogatory names.
Mr Taylor told North Wales Live : “I do regret sharing it, as I’m no racist.
“I just thought it was funny. Someone told the brewery and Robinsons suspended me for a week and have said I’m on my final written warning.
“I’ve learnt my lesson and have even come off Facebook. I didn’t think it was offensive but I can see now how others could think it was.”…