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Originally posted by AuntyAnne70
An article in the Spectator by Rod Liddle for goodness sake, forgive me if I don't actually read it! That’s the spirit.
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Originally posted by AuntyAnne70
An article in the Spectator by Rod Liddle for goodness sake, forgive me if I don't actually read it! Christ... likewise.
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Originally posted by OldFart
Black lives matter is a racist statement and therefore taking the knee in support is racist. If your going to come on here and post sensible and hugely agreeable words then you can jolly well bugger off.
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Originally posted by madcap_v2
Christ... likewise. Does he write for the Spectator as well?
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Originally posted by madcap_v2
The part of the post I quoted, was referring to BLM, not kneeling Edited by madcap_v2 (16 Dec 2020 12.30pm) Pretty sure he’s not into any of it.
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Originally posted by AuntyAnne70
An article in the Spectator by Rod Liddle for goodness sake, forgive me if I don't actually read it! Ignoring views and opinions and logic. Sooooooo 2020, or the ‘20s.
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Plus the 45’ arm salute ‘isn’t owned by anyone as it’s been around since the Roman Empire’
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman
Plus the 45’ arm salute ‘isn’t owned by anyone as it’s been around since the Roman Empire’ Exactly Rudi, I hope you are on standby should Hennessey need a defence lawyer anytime soon!
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman
Plus the 45’ arm salute ‘isn’t owned by anyone as it’s been around since the Roman Empire’ Paolo Di Canio is from Rome so that fits.
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Originally posted by Nicholas91
Perhaps we could have a movement to be anti-terrorism? We could call it the National Front and get players to do a 45 degree straight arm salute before matches. We should have 'National Front' littered across stadiums, broadcasting and players should do the salute before every single match until terrorism is completely eradicated in this country and as an act of solidarity against it. Now, the name may be linked or in fact the exact same as other certain organisations but we should make clear it is just a 'movement'; national for the citizens of this country who have been victims of terrorism and front as in putting forward a unified front against this evil. Equally, whilst the salute may be associated with other political groups, we should emphasise it is merely to acknowledge those that have lost their lives as a result of terrorism. Finally of course, anybody who even dare challenge this 'movement' or claim it is political, let alone express any independent thought or worse, boo it, should be condemned as on a par with a terrorist and we should do everything in our power to vilify and bring them down. It will also serve as evidence for the need of the 'movement' itself. If any footballer should refuse, they should be arrested and charged with terrorism. Hows about that then guys and gals, would there be anything wrong with that? Or are you supportive of terrorism? I don't see how that message could pi55 anyone off or be misconstrued in anyway A good analogy that I’m looking forward to a response on.
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Originally posted by Nicholas91
Perhaps we could have a movement to be anti-terrorism? We could call it the National Front and get players to do a 45 degree straight arm salute before matches. We should have 'National Front' littered across stadiums, broadcasting and players should do the salute before every single match until terrorism is completely eradicated in this country and as an act of solidarity against it. Now, the name may be linked or in fact the exact same as other certain organisations but we should make clear it is just a 'movement'; national for the citizens of this country who have been victims of terrorism and front as in putting forward a unified front against this evil. Equally, whilst the salute may be associated with other political groups, we should emphasise it is merely to acknowledge those that have lost their lives as a result of terrorism. Finally of course, anybody who even dare challenge this 'movement' or claim it is political, let alone express any independent thought or worse, boo it, should be condemned as on a par with a terrorist and we should do everything in our power to vilify and bring them down. It will also serve as evidence for the need of the 'movement' itself. If any footballer should refuse, they should be arrested and charged with terrorism. Hows about that then guys and gals, would there be anything wrong with that? Or are you supportive of terrorism? I don't see how that message could pi55 anyone off or be misconstrued in anyway Excellent post. Their arguments are Swiss cheese. Edited by Stirlingsays (16 Dec 2020 2.05pm)
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Originally posted by Nicholas91
Perhaps we could have a movement to be anti-terrorism? We could call it the National Front and get players to do a 45 degree straight arm salute before matches. We should have 'National Front' littered across stadiums, broadcasting and players should do the salute before every single match until terrorism is completely eradicated in this country and as an act of solidarity against it. Now, the name may be linked or in fact the exact same as other certain organisations but we should make clear it is just a 'movement'; national for the citizens of this country who have been victims of terrorism and front as in putting forward a unified front against this evil. Equally, whilst the salute may be associated with other political groups, we should emphasise it is merely to acknowledge those that have lost their lives as a result of terrorism. Finally of course, anybody who even dare challenge this 'movement' or claim it is political, let alone express any independent thought or worse, boo it, should be condemned as on a par with a terrorist and we should do everything in our power to vilify and bring them down. It will also serve as evidence for the need of the 'movement' itself. If any footballer should refuse, they should be arrested and charged with terrorism. Hows about that then guys and gals, would there be anything wrong with that? Or are you supportive of terrorism? I don't see how that message could pi55 anyone off or be misconstrued in anyway Sounds good, man. Go for it.
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Originally posted by madcap_v2
Sounds good, man. Go for it. Good to know you are supportative of the Nazi salute at football based upon the reasoning that it's symbolic rather than representative. At least you aren't a hypocrite. Though I disagree with you. Edited by Stirlingsays (16 Dec 2020 3.51pm)
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
Good to know you are supportative of the Nazi salute at football based upon the reasoning that it's symbolic rather than representative. At least you aren't a hypocrite. Though I disagree with you. Edited by Stirlingsays (16 Dec 2020 3.51pm) An intelligent, serious post deserves an intelligent, serious response
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Originally posted by madcap_v2
An intelligent, serious post deserves an intelligent, serious response Wouldn't you require a representative?
'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen) |
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Originally posted by Nicholas91
Perhaps we could have a movement to be anti-terrorism? We could call it the National Front and get players to do a 45 degree straight arm salute before matches. We should have 'National Front' littered across stadiums, broadcasting and players should do the salute before every single match until terrorism is completely eradicated in this country and as an act of solidarity against it. Now, the name may be linked or in fact the exact same as other certain organisations but we should make clear it is just a 'movement'; national for the citizens of this country who have been victims of terrorism and front as in putting forward a unified front against this evil. Equally, whilst the salute may be associated with other political groups, we should emphasise it is merely to acknowledge those that have lost their lives as a result of terrorism. Finally of course, anybody who even dare challenge this 'movement' or claim it is political, let alone express any independent thought or worse, boo it, should be condemned as on a par with a terrorist and we should do everything in our power to vilify and bring them down. It will also serve as evidence for the need of the 'movement' itself. If any footballer should refuse, they should be arrested and charged with terrorism. Hows about that then guys and gals, would there be anything wrong with that? Or are you supportive of terrorism? I don't see how that message could pi55 anyone off or be misconstrued in anyway This hypocritical attempt at an analogy cannot be taken seriously. If you cannot see why I am certainly not going to point it out.
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
This hypocritical attempt at an analogy cannot be taken seriously. If you cannot see why I am certainly not going to point it out. Oh, go on.
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