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Offline danlanza

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Re: Racism in football - The Guardian
« Reply #165 on: July 18, 2012, 08:12:24 PM »
I wish. If the man had not been murdered by the American Government (and do some proper research before your next sarcy comment) then the world would have been a much friendlier and less racist shithole than it is now Percy. IMFV.

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Re: Racism in football - The Guardian
« Reply #166 on: July 18, 2012, 09:43:47 PM »
I agree that the assasination of one of the greatest men to draw breath was a 'bad thing' dan.

But my goodness, if he'd spoken in the 'so simplistic it's almost moronic' terms of your post, hero of mine or not, I think I'd have shot him myself.

« Last Edit: July 18, 2012, 10:27:51 PM by Percy McCarthy »

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Re: Racism in football - The Guardian
« Reply #167 on: July 18, 2012, 09:54:13 PM »
Just do some research Percy for crying out loud. King was a choc ice, he'd be still alive today had he been a Zoom.

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Re: Racism in football - The Guardian
« Reply #168 on: July 18, 2012, 09:55:17 PM »
I think its only in 'white' countries where you can have this debate. Not only have we got most of our riches based on a racist history but our advancement in terms of society means that we can question racism on the level that we do. We beat ourselves up about it more than we set about dealing with it.

In Nigeria the term for a white person is 'oyinbo' and is used by every Nigerian for any white person. It just means 'white person'. You couldn't say,'black person' over here when talking about them or to them. But Nigeria doesn't have a history of subjugating white people so there's an innocence in the term and I've never met anyone who has taken offence at the term.

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Re: Racism in football - The Guardian
« Reply #169 on: July 18, 2012, 10:11:09 PM »
I think its only in 'white' countries where you can have this debate. Not only have we got most of our riches based on a racist history but our advancement in terms of society means that we can question racism on the level that we do. We beat ourselves up about it more than we set about dealing with it.

In Nigeria the term for a white person is 'oyinbo' and is used by every Nigerian for any white person. It just means 'white person'. You couldn't say,'black person' over here when talking about them or to them. But Nigeria doesn't have a history of subjugating white people so there's an innocence in the term and I've never met anyone who has taken offence at the term.

Can we be racist about the Chinese and Arabs when they take over the world?!

Offline hilts_coolerking

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Re: Racism in football - The Guardian
« Reply #170 on: July 18, 2012, 11:08:59 PM »
I wish. If the man had not been murdered by the American Government (and do some proper research before your next sarcy comment) then the world would have been a much friendlier and less racist shithole than it is now Percy. IMFV.
What's the evidence for that claim?

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Re: Racism in football - The Guardian
« Reply #171 on: July 18, 2012, 11:09:24 PM »
I think its only in 'white' countries where you can have this debate. Not only have we got most of our riches based on a racist history but our advancement in terms of society means that we can question racism on the level that we do. We beat ourselves up about it more than we set about dealing with it.

In Nigeria the term for a white person is 'oyinbo' and is used by every Nigerian for any white person. It just means 'white person'. You couldn't say,'black person' over here when talking about them or to them. But Nigeria doesn't have a history of subjugating white people so there's an innocence in the term and I've never met anyone who has taken offence at the term.

Can we be racist about the Chinese and Arabs when they take over the world?!

No, but we can do it now. The yellow slinty eyed ching chonged towel headed bastards.

Is what I won't be saying to our new overlord masters. And a fine group of people they are. Long live the Souk! Viva La Confucianism.

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Re: Racism in football - The Guardian
« Reply #172 on: July 19, 2012, 09:49:15 AM »
I think its only in 'white' countries where you can have this debate. Not only have we got most of our riches based on a racist history but our advancement in terms of society means that we can question racism on the level that we do. We beat ourselves up about it more than we set about dealing with it.

In Nigeria the term for a white person is 'oyinbo' and is used by every Nigerian for any white person. It just means 'white person'. You couldn't say,'black person' over here when talking about them or to them. But Nigeria doesn't have a history of subjugating white people so there's an innocence in the term and I've never met anyone who has taken offence at the term.

Can we be racist about the Chinese and Arabs when they take over the world?!


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Re: Racism in football - The Guardian
« Reply #173 on: July 19, 2012, 10:47:43 AM »
Possibly the funniest minute of TV comedy ever

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Re: Racism in football - The Guardian
« Reply #174 on: July 19, 2012, 11:56:22 AM »
This whole thread is great read and proves that Omid Djalili is a c unt.
I just hate his fucking shouty Arab stereotype 'act' !
The 'act' that just happens to be portrayed in every advert the tosser does.
Should this be in a different thread  ?     

Offline Jimbo

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Re: Racism in football - The Guardian
« Reply #175 on: July 19, 2012, 12:08:59 PM »
Good thread. I've always wondered why it's still deemed acceptable in this country to be racist - or xenophobic - about the French?

There was a Sunday Times cover story a few weeks ago, in which the wankers AA Gill and Jeremy Clarkson went on a boating holiday in France. Of course, the conclusion was that Clarkson - a confirmed Francophile who loves taking the piss out of the French - convinces Gill - a France hater - that France is good. They both end up loving France and we all live happily ever after. Yet it was nothing more than an excuse to give two untouchable, overpaid and over-indulged wankers a free holiday and a platform for a load of flimsy stereotypical and frankly tedious 'jokes' about 'cheese eaters', 'sheep burners', surrender and garlic.

Why is this acceptable? I mean, it's not as if we in this country haven't had a long history of trying to kill and subjugate the French, is it? I look forward to their next caper, a hang gliding tour of Pakistan. 


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Re: Racism in football - The Guardian
« Reply #176 on: July 19, 2012, 12:15:26 PM »
This whole thread is great read and proves that Omid Djalili is a c unt.

No, it proves that Russell Peters is a c***. Don't know who he is? Go and check out some of his 'stand up', then see how many fans he has. Weep.

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Re: Racism in football - The Guardian
« Reply #177 on: July 19, 2012, 12:49:30 PM »
There was a Sunday Times cover story a few weeks ago, in which the wankers AA Gill and Jeremy Clarkson went on a boating holiday in France. Of course, the conclusion was that Clarkson - a confirmed Francophile who loves taking the piss out of the French - convinces Gill - a France hater - that France is good. They both end up loving France and we all live happily ever after. Yet it was nothing more than an excuse to give two untouchable, overpaid and over-indulged wankers a free holiday and a platform for a load of flimsy stereotypical and frankly tedious 'jokes' about 'cheese eaters', 'sheep burners', surrender and garlic.

Those two  tedious cock sockets are right up there just behind poverty, racism and violence as things our society would be better without.

Especially AA Gill, who is the only journo I can think of more sneering than Clarkson

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Re: Racism in football - The Guardian
« Reply #178 on: July 19, 2012, 12:57:06 PM »
My then 13 year old son decided that Clarkson was probably the funniest man on the planet and decided to buy all of his books. To my delight, halfway through the 2nd one he came to the conclusion that he was a 'pompous, bigotted twat'. Proud of you son!

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Re: Racism in football - The Guardian
« Reply #179 on: July 19, 2012, 01:15:40 PM »
My then 13 year old son decided that Clarkson was probably the funniest man on the planet and decided to buy all of his books. To my delight, halfway through the 2nd one he came to the conclusion that he was a 'pompous, bigotted twat'. Proud of you son!
I was amused when my son described him as a cock end, thet went on to confirm that he was 'the very tip of the penis'

 


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