Then allow me to enlighten you.

Your fanciful analogy has clear and undeniable political aspirations.

BLM, as a political movement, does too but what the players are doing does not. They are just supporting a concept that has caught the imagination of many people and are publically demonstrating it.

That they are doing so with the backing of the FA, their employers and the government ought to inform you that this has nothing whatsoever to do with politics.

Neither the FA the clubs or most of all a Tory government would encourage our football players to offer support to any organisation with the political outlook of BLM. It's a preposterous concept.

Whether it has run it's course and should now be retired is another question but questioning the motives of the players and booing them are both completely unacceptable.

Having read the thread I find some of the comments disturbing. Which is putting it mildly. Some people seem in total denial of their racist nature. It reads like a skinhead reunion.

For the avoidance of doubt any comments in response to a previous post are directed to its ideas and not at any, or all, posters personally.

Skinhead? The ones who based their early look on Rude Boy fashion and listened almost exclusively to ska, blue beat and reggae? Black skinheads must have been confused.

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Spiked summing up how most people on here feel about the situation.

Just saw it and honestly what a load of crap, has not the abuse that was suffered at Manchester and Tottenham plus Chelsea last season being remembered has not the complaints of both zaha and Sterling registered? No I’m guessing it hasn’t .
I truly don’t expect anything to drastically change as I have seen it for well over 40 years the ignorant amongst football fans is still and will always be there.

OK, because the difference matters.

The far left are the least qualified to talk about their opposites.

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