ozimoron

Maybe Israel doesn't train its soldiers as well as they claim.

Gingrich is a notably sad character.

Just trolling? Or thread jacking?

word salad, devoid of meaning.

She is not so old as to be demented and if she was she should never have been in that position.

You're not making sense and off topic.

What about them?

Yes, you are missing the need to stay on topic.

They don't hold a political position and so it was never going to be of any use. This was pure ceremony.

She was only pretending to be racist but in real life actually is a nice person? What irony? Please use the dictionary to avoid word salad.

Late Queen's lady-in-waiting Lady Susan Hussey offers to meet black campaigner in racism row to apologise directly for asking her at Palace reception: 'What part of Africa are you from?' https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11492013/Late-Queens-lady-waiting-Lady-Susan-Hussey-offers-meet-black-campaigner-racism-row.html

Given that the palace didn't refute the account of the conversation, that description is apt.

Mandu Reid, the leader of the Women’s Equality party, was also at the reception and witnessed the remarks. In a piece for the Guardian she said the palace had only responded over the incident as it took place publicly and contrasted it with the lack of action following the Duchess of Sussex’s claims of royal racism. She also said that royal institutions should sign up to cultural competence training run by Sistah Space. https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2022/dec/01/buckingham-palace-encounter-with-susan-hussey-like-an-interrogation-says-charity-boss

This is a puerile argument. Apart from being free to wear whatever she wanted, she was there in her official capacity and her choice of clothing reflected that capacity. Find some milk to cry in.

of course https://news.sky.com/video/buckingham-palace-witness-details-interrogation-of-ngozi-fulani-by-senior-household-member-12758800

Where is the palace denial of her comments or this fact?

There were first hand witnesses. always regarded as credible in any court of law.

If only she had a sense of decency and hadn't been treated with deference all her life.

I think I covered that by saying that not all offense is legitimate? I think you're discussing criticism here, not offense at all.

That's not really what the article said is it? Inability to form complex solutions to social issues is a trait of the far right.

If you can't use English in the context of its dictionary meaning you aren't making sense.

It's called decency.

The most capable royal is the red headed step child.

There is the dictionary definition and there is wrong.

Show me a dictionary definition which supports your view. While not all claims of offense have merit, the right to claim offense is exclusively that of the victim. The offender never gets to claim the victim doesn't have this right. Again, show me a credible link supporting your view.