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Originally posted by DanH
I think this can just be summarised as Stirling and Hrolf believing in the great replacement theory and calling anyone that doesn’t ‘brainwashed’. Firstly. Replacement does not have to be absolute in any sense. Not much is. Even Neanderthals still exist in terms of a few genes floating around. I would invite you to demonstrate with statistics, projections and maybe a bit of imagination, how the theory of 'replacement' is wrong. This is your big chance to blow it out of the water.
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
Evasive answer. What do those that hide under the blanket of BLM but claim not to be associated with it want? What do they specifically want? Surely this is a simple question. People making public demonstrations and taking up hours of media time must know exactly what they are campaigning for. What exactly is it? Why do you think I speak for anyone but myself? Ask a footballer, write into the club. The answer will likely be the same as mine.
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman
What do you want/expecting to see changing from kneeling at football? Another question I've repeatedly answered on this thread.
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Originally posted by madcap_v2
Another question I've repeatedly answered on this thread. Well to be fair, your points have also been answered multiple times on this forum but it hasn't stopped you from repeating them....For example this 'ask a footballer' point has been answered many times now. Indeed, the whole BLM discussion just goes round in circles now. Edited by Stirlingsays (21 Dec 2020 1.21pm)
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Sky has donated £3m to Kick it Out. Is this the start of football distancing itself from BLM?
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
Evasive answer. What do those that hide under the blanket of BLM but claim not to be associated with it want? What do they specifically want? Surely this is a simple question. People making public demonstrations and taking up hours of media time must know exactly what they are campaigning for. What exactly is it? He wants blacks to be treated different to whites in a country where they are already treated differently. One word from a black person and any whitey is arrested and have their life ruined. Racist bingo and we have a winner.
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Originally posted by madcap_v2
Why do you think I speak for anyone but myself? Ask a footballer, write into the club. The answer will likely be the same as mine. I'm not asking you what you want or expecting you to take responsibility for anything. I just want to know exactly what the movement you are defending wants to achieve.
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Originally posted by cryrst
He wants blacks to be treated different to whites in a country where they are already treated differently. One word from a black person and any whitey is arrested and have their life ruined. Racist bingo and we have a winner. In a nutshell.
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Originally posted by madcap_v2
Another question I've repeatedly answered on this thread. Well if you have and you can, answer it again. What do you want/expecting to see changing from kneeling at football? I’ve already said what positive changes I’d make. The penal system and custodial sentences and changes to the history curriculum in schools. Your turn. Edited by Rudi Hedman (21 Dec 2020 3.11pm)
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
I'm not asking you what you want or expecting you to take responsibility for anything. I just want to know exactly what the movement you are defending wants to achieve. I've answered the above already
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman
Well if you have and you can, answer it again. What do you want/expecting to see changing from kneeling at football? I’ve already said what positive changes I’d make. The penal system and custodial sentences and changes to the history curriculum in schools. Your turn. Edited by Rudi Hedman (21 Dec 2020 3.11pm) No thanks, if people can't be arsed to read what I'm saying, why repeat myself?
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Originally posted by cryrst
He wants blacks to be treated different to whites in a country where they are already treated differently. One word from a black person and any whitey is arrested and have their life ruined. Racist bingo and we have a winner. Sweeping generalisation there, as I've said literally none of that, but carry on, you're showing more arse than myonlyfans here.
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Originally posted by georgenorman
Arch-fan of Millwall, Rod Liddle, sums it up well in the Spectator magazine: "The knee-bending in support of a genuinely odious organisation, Black Lives Matter, was encouraged from the top down by the virtue-signalling idiots in the Football Association, the Premier League and the English Football League. Spot on.
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Originally posted by Tom-the-eagle
You say that players are free to make a statement if they wish to but they are not. They are ONLY allowed to take a knee for racism. What if they want to take a knee over climate control or any other issue? Then they need to organize, approach the Premier League/FA or whoever, form some kind of group, and lobby for their right to take a knee for climate change. Simple really. Of course any issue can be highlighted in this way, if is it of enough importance to society.
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Originally posted by Maine Eagle
Then they need to organize, approach the Premier League/FA or whoever, form some kind of group, and lobby for their right to take a knee for climate change. Of course any issue can be highlighted in this way, if is it of enough importance to society. If the right to make a meaningless gesture such as taking the knee was proportionate to the importance of the issue in question, we'd all be on our knees all the time if the issue was climate change. Compared with that, alleged racism is of no importance whatsoever.
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Originally posted by madcap_v2
Sweeping generalisation there, as I've said literally none of that, but carry on, you're showing more arse than myonlyfans here. How general is it.
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Originally posted by cryrst
How general is it. If you have any actual real life black friends, have this conversation with them, the picture you're painting is quite inaccurate. Compared to my viewpoint anyway. The bit about preferencial treatment by the police was particularly funny.
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