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 Mapletree  Croydon 22 Jun 20 10.52pm |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
The comment the club put out is pure cognitive dissonance and rather nasty. The only difference between the two slogans is the skin colour. You have always been somewhat literal. I am sure you know it was intended as a jibe.
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| Stirlingsays 22 Jun 20 11.15pm |
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Originally posted by Mapletree
You have always been somewhat literal. I am sure you know it was intended as a jibe. The only difference is in the skin colour and your attitude changes.
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croydon proud  Any european country i fancy! 22 Jun 20 11.17pm |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
Yep, and in his 'hey day' he was killing it out there. Bowfinger is probably my favourite film of his and he was only the support....out funnied Martin in his own movie. Ah, never seen or heard of it, will put it on my "to do" list!
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| davenotamonkey 22 Jun 20 11.20pm |
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You've seen the agenda in it's true ugly form tonight. How dare we say that white lives matter? How dare we voice dissent from "the message"? Let's see. X lives matter X = black: good This stance is fundamentally racist itself. It says that the statement means different things depending on the colour used. It is discriminatory against the "bad" option. OK. So let's go with: "but BLM doesn't mean only black lives matter" Yup. Same goes for WLM. Every conditional you place on BLM, I can place on WLM. In fact, I'm fine with "all lives matter". That is racist too, apparently. So literally removing "X" from the above (to therefore remove racial identifiers) is racist. Well done you f***ing nuggets in the EFL: you've introduced a politicised cultural race war into football. Why couldn't you just leave well alone? Do not expect us to just swallow this s*** endlessly and not kick back. I don't like brainwashing, and I don't likke insidious reprogramming of language in some Orwelling nightmare dystopia you are trying to create.
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| Stirlingsays 22 Jun 20 11.24pm |
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Originally posted by croydon proud
Ah, never seen or heard of it, will put it on my "to do" list! Tell us what you think of it.
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| dannyboy1978 23 Jun 20 8.05am |
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Would they all be bitching if it said all lives matter? Also that three white people have been killed (again) to asians. Yet white lives is racist.!
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Teddy Eagle  23 Jun 20 8.19am |
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As always some lives matter more than others.
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| Eaglecoops CR3 23 Jun 20 8.29am |
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Originally posted by davenotamonkey
You've seen the agenda in it's true ugly form tonight. How dare we say that white lives matter? How dare we voice dissent from "the message"? Let's see. X lives matter X = black: good This stance is fundamentally racist itself. It says that the statement means different things depending on the colour used. It is discriminatory against the "bad" option. OK. So let's go with: "but BLM doesn't mean only black lives matter" Yup. Same goes for WLM. Every conditional you place on BLM, I can place on WLM. In fact, I'm fine with "all lives matter". That is racist too, apparently. So literally removing "X" from the above (to therefore remove racial identifiers) is racist. Well done you f***ing nuggets in the EFL: you've introduced a politicised cultural race war into football. Why couldn't you just leave well alone? Do not expect us to just swallow this s*** endlessly and not kick back. I don't like brainwashing, and I don't likke insidious reprogramming of language in some Orwelling nightmare dystopia you are trying to create. Absolutely spot on. I was fuming when the ITV news had some dick on saying what an absolute disgrace it was and then we have Burnley FC saying there will be a lifetime ban for anyone involved. As an aside and although unlikely, I also thought the banner could have been simply having a go at Burnley’s lack of black players. That interpretation seems to have escaped the media and it would be truly ironic if the banner was actually a slur on the football club rather than what they considered it to be.
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| Teddy Eagle 23 Jun 20 8.34am |
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Originally posted by Eaglecoops
Absolutely spot on. I was fuming when the ITV news had some dick on saying what an absolute disgrace it was and then we have Burnley FC saying there will be a lifetime ban for anyone involved. As an aside and although unlikely, I also thought the banner could have been simply having a go at Burnley’s lack of black players. That interpretation seems to have escaped the media and it would be truly ironic if the banner was actually a slur on the football club rather than what they considered it to be. There are nearly 8 billion people for whom a lifetime ban from Burnley matches isn’t the dire punishment they seem to think.
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Slimey Toad  Karsiyaka, North Cyprus 23 Jun 20 8.40am |
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Originally posted by Eaglecoops
Absolutely spot on. I was fuming when the ITV news had some dick on saying what an absolute disgrace it was and then we have Burnley FC saying there will be a lifetime ban for anyone involved. As an aside and although unlikely, I also thought the banner could have been simply having a go at Burnley’s lack of black players. That interpretation seems to have escaped the media and it would be truly ironic if the banner was actually a slur on the football club rather than what they considered it to be. People in glass houses. Burnley (the town) has an appalling record of ethnic relations.
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| Stirlingsays 23 Jun 20 9.24am |
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Of course black lives matter. They are within the prism of all lives matter. The reason they are being highlighted out of that prism is down to one thing....and one thing only. Money. The diversity industry in the UK and the west generally is considerable. It has grown steadily and comprises quite a few organizations and sub divisions of all large businesses. To survive, expand and justify their money they must create the impression that racial injustice is significant. So when any other narrative is presented they cite it as racism.
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| Hrolf The Ganger 23 Jun 20 9.35am |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
Of course black lives matter. They are within the prism of all lives matter. The reason they are being highlighted out of that prism is down to one thing....and one thing only. Money. The diversity industry in the UK and the west generally is considerable. It has grown steadily and comprises quite a few organizations and sub divisions of all large businesses. To survive, expand and justify their money they must create the impression that racial injustice is significant. So when any other narrative is presented they cite it as racism. Nail on head. Claims of widespread racism have been largely manufactured to perpetuate the rise of 'anti racism'. It goes without saying that any resistance can then be sighted as the very racism they claimed existed.
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