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They have done nothing wrong..... it was a non violent protest. Some Chelsea fans I'm embarrassed say clapped.

There are young players bending the knee because they are so scared that they will damage their careers. Staff are bending the knee because if they don't they will loose their jobs.

As for fans they have designated seats to their name that they pay a lot of money for. They are scared of loosing their season tickets, so they won't boo. otherwise a lot more would boo.

I would say turn you back on the pitch in protest.


The sport of rugby has it right. During yesterday's Eng v France international, as they lined up before the game only half the Eng team took a knee. No media headlines of shock/horror against the individuals. If football followed suit and let the individuals decide on whether to take the knee, it would go some way in placating the boo boys.
 
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I wont but I could go on all day with examples of black people who oppose BLM


There was a video recently of Tommy Robinson and a BLM leader , the BLM leader was attacking a black guy who was there to help setup the meeting for Tommy, the language used was unsavoury and far from black lives matter, it seems they only matter if you agree with them.

I don't like Tommy he's an idiot, but in this one video he came out not looking a tit for a change.
 
I hate the word Tolerant. It suggests you can stay just as long as you sit in the corner and be quite...

We are much more than that. We get on with our neighbours and live well together..

That is of course not the way the left see it... they for some reason would rather tell our friends from different lands and colour that they are not liked...

Which is weird as people of colour literally risk life and limb to get here....

Maybe they just really like to be abused and treated badly...... It can't possibly be because we are generally a welcoming nation where hard work can pay of in great riches and we have a free society where they feel safe and can have their own opinion, and they can bring up their families in a way that would never be possible in their homeland.....
 
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If you want to draw the inference that the term "Black lives matter" means that white lives don't matter, that is your inherent bias leading you to that conclusion
Wrong..it is the common sense conclusion going on the title alone..Discrimination.White lives matter would never be allowed.
 
The sport of rugby has it right. During yesterday's Eng v France international, as they lined up before the game only half the Eng team took a knee. No media headlines of shock/horror against the individuals. If football followed suit and let the individuals decide on whether to take the knee, it would go some way in placating the boo boys.
Doug I think your spot on. But its gone beyond that now. If that started to happened from next week ,then those would be questioned who now stand.
 
Which is weird as people of colour literally risk life and limb to get here....

Maybe they just really like to be abused and treated badly...... It can't possibly be because we are generally a welcoming nation where hard work can pay of in great riches and we have a free society where they feel safe and can have their own opinion, and they can bring up their families in a way that would never be possible in their homeland.....


Many conversations I have had (Because I actually talk about the subject with those who are different to me)
they tell me this.

I have lots of foreign/different skinned neighbours. We chat offer each other help and get on well. If I had Elle living in our street they would be telling my neighbours that I don't really like them and that I actually hate them...
 
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Oh, am I not allowed a view then or are we only allowed views that coincide with yours? Anyway, who put you in charge of views?
You are free to be whatever you like...

But am I not free to point out that some of your views are not that nice?

Not that nice to decent people of course ;)
 
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You are free to be whatever you like...

But am I not free to point out that some of your views are not that nice?

Not that nice to decent people of course ;)
Iike what... his views are different to your but I've seen no hate or anything that's not that nice..

Truth maybe.. but the needs to be said.
 
In Newham's six form college, they support BAME's and have a policy of representing their most marginalised and under-represented students. They even allowed one of them to join the student ambassador programme. She's the 'ME' in BAME in this picture. :rolleyes:

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In Newham's six form college, they support BAME's and have a policy of representing their most marginalised and under-represented students. They even allowed one of them to join the student ambassador programme. She's the 'ME' in BAME in this picture. :rolleyes:

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Is ME the white meat
 
Is the booing of players taking the knee for BLM racist?
I would argue that booing a political movement is not racist, but booing players who support an anti racist sentiment is.
An easy argument for any defence lawyer as no doubt the football authorities will be under pressure to punish the club and individual 'offenders'.

It's football fans and Millwall fans at that - you can't make a commentary on them as representative of anything wider.
 
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