Isn’t it time social media was brought under control - dreadful abuse after England football defeat.

He was racist.

So do we condemn him to sanctions forever? Or do we think about the fact that he was 17 and was maybe acting under peer pressure, or hadn't seen enough of the world to understand how unacceptable the thing was that he was doing?

Has anybody seen the post he is being condemned for?

I've no idea, but the fact is that institutions don't have to accept people with extreme, unacceptable views.

So you haven't seen it but you know that he has extreme, unacceptable views?

Hang on, I'll get my pitchfork and lighted torch.

I haven't seen the Snapchat, but I have read that he used a racial slur and was immediately criticised for it by the other people on the group chat.

So using a particular word in anger is reprehensible, but it doesn't mean he has extreme, unacceptable views.

The university considered it unacceptable.
What I think is neither here nor there.

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