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Originally posted by PalazioVecchio
Here is some blatant anti-white racism from the BBC....
Anti white racism?
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| W12 15 Jul 22 11.09pm | |
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Originally posted by Matov
It's women's football. Who honestly cares? I am all for slating the BBC but we have to maintain some standards. All white, all black, all yellow, it is utterly irrelevant. The bigger issue is why it wastes money on covering women's football at all. The BBC is the enemy. End of story. Constantly banging on about petty examples of this does not actually achieve anything. This is just froth. Just curious as to what extent you believe that this “value” (horrible word) applies to these groups? Is this universally accepted?
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
No it isn't. It's blatant misrepresentation of what the BBC's reporter actually said, which is, after all, one reporter's view and not the view of the BBC. What it indicates is the desire of some people to see prejudice against "white" people where none exists. This is much more evidence of a white supremacist attitude than the reverse. That the reporter observed that there were only "white" faces in the team, and that this suggests a lack of diversity in the sport, is merely a suggestion worth analysing. It was not a criticism of the team, or their performance. That some wish to flay the BBC for a perfectly reasonable question, asked by one individual, is pretty ridiculous and speaks volumes about those who wish to do it. That’s fair enough but I didn’t see her add an opinion that maybe the black players just aren’t good enough and going forwards maybe they will get better and be good enough. That is called balance and there was none in her report. Do you not agree?
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
No it isn't. It's blatant misrepresentation of what the BBC's reporter actually said, which is, after all, one reporter's view and not the view of the BBC. What it indicates is the desire of some people to see prejudice against "white" people where none exists. This is much more evidence of a white supremacist attitude than the reverse. That the reporter observed that there were only "white" faces in the team, and that this suggests a lack of diversity in the sport, is merely a suggestion worth analysing. It was not a criticism of the team, or their performance. That some wish to flay the BBC for a perfectly reasonable question, asked by one individual, is pretty ridiculous and speaks volumes about those who wish to do it. Congratulations on defending the indefensible.
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Originally posted by YT
Congratulations on defending the indefensible. He doesn't care, one moment he'll argue that race doesn't exist and then find it just as easy the next moment to argue that the BBC observing race is fine and dandy.
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
No it isn't. It's blatant misrepresentation of what the BBC's reporter actually said, which is, after all, one reporter's view and not the view of the BBC. What it indicates is the desire of some people to see prejudice against "white" people where none exists. This is much more evidence of a white supremacist attitude than the reverse. That the reporter observed that there were only "white" faces in the team, and that this suggests a lack of diversity in the sport, is merely a suggestion worth analysing. It was not a criticism of the team, or their performance. That some wish to flay the BBC for a perfectly reasonable question, asked by one individual, is pretty ridiculous and speaks volumes about those who wish to do it. What a lot of deluded codswallop. Your usual standard.
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| W12 17 Jul 22 7.19am | |
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If you are still paying for this “world is on fire” bulls*** then more fool you:
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
No it isn't. It's blatant misrepresentation of what the BBC's reporter actually said, which is, after all, one reporter's view and not the view of the BBC. What it indicates is the desire of some people to see prejudice against "white" people where none exists. This is much more evidence of a white supremacist attitude than the reverse. That the reporter observed that there were only "white" faces in the team, and that this suggests a lack of diversity in the sport, is merely a suggestion worth analysing. It was not a criticism of the team, or their performance. That some wish to flay the BBC for a perfectly reasonable question, asked by one individual, is pretty ridiculous and speaks volumes about those who wish to do it. The reporter stated All starting eleven players and the five substitutes that came onto the pitch were all white, and that does point to a lack of diversity in the women’s game. She was going beyond suggesting. What views were exchanged in the documentary the presenter was linking into? The same point was being made. A white England team was portrayed as a negative because it was not diverse. The doc went further suggesting that the academy system on a socio economic level disadvantages black players hence the lack of diversity in the Englands team, avoiding the point that Englands current players are frequently working class and will experience the same challenges the programme decided was holding black players back in the system. The documentary didnt analyise because it didnt provide facts and figures of participation rates through the pathway.The documentary made a sweeping assertion without evidence - A white XI and five white subs that has occurred several times is not a measurement of anything much. The squad demographic of 13% being non white mirrors roughly society and? Nothing. Football isnt a tool of diversity, its based on merit. The white XI and five white subs are the best on offer and Parris, Stokes are squad players. The BBC also gave air to a black ex player who stated that she couldnt connect with any part of the players identity (white), this team didn't speak to her, didnt inspire her because of that identity. Prejudice? Racism? Edited by Pembroke (17 Jul 2022 4.25pm) Edited by Pembroke (17 Jul 2022 4.26pm)
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Originally posted by Pembroke
The reporter stated All starting eleven players and the five substitutes that came onto the pitch were all white, and that does point to a lack of diversity in the women’s game. She was going beyond suggesting. What views were exchanged in the documentary the presenter was linking into? The same pount was being made. A white England team was portrayed as a negative because it was not diverse. The doc went further suggesting that the academy system on a socio economic level disadvantages black players hence the lack of diversity in the Englands team, avoiding the point that Englands current players are frequently working class and will expereince the same challenges the programme decided was holding black players back in the system. The documentary didnt analyise because it didnt provide facts and figures of participation rates through the pathway. The documentary madea sweeping assertion without evidence - A white XI and five white subs that has occurred several times is not a measurement of anything much. The squad demographic of 13% mirrors roughly society and? Nothing. Football isnt a tool of diveersity, its based on merit. The white XI and five white subs are thebest on offer and Parris, Stokes are squad players. The BBC also gave air to a black ex player who stated that she couldnt connect with any part of the players identity (white), this team didn't speak to her,didnt inspire here because of that identity. Prejudice? Racism? Apparently, it's OK to feel that way if you are Black. I'm beginning to feel like that every time I put the TV on. This is a Northern European country which we have been forced to share with immigrants, and now we are told that we have to like it and never express an objection to the laughable disproportion of Black representation in every visible place, not to mention the very damaging and resentment inflaming positive discrimination.
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| W12 17 Jul 22 5.06pm | |
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This is what decades of propaganda and indoctrination get you:
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| W12 17 Jul 22 5.10pm | |
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(in all kinds of ways) 2003 it was warmer than planned this weekend and most of the map yellow/orange 2022 nearly the whole map in red The BBC is just there to push a relentless agenda.
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Originally posted by W12
(in all kinds of ways) 2003 it was warmer than planned this weekend and most of the map yellow/orange 2022 nearly the whole map in red The BBC is just there to push a relentless agenda. Green taxes for taxes sake. Fossil fuel is going to run out so they need a new line of finance. As one poster said the other week. CO2 is not the gas we should be worried about. It’s methane. Wouldn’t you know it. This is just a line when I googled what’s worse. Each of those puffs coming out of a cow's plumbing, added together, can have a big effect on climate because methane is a potent greenhouse gas—about 28 times more powerful than carbon dioxide at warming the Earth, on a 100-year timescale, and more than 80 times more powerful over 20 years
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