GaudinoMotors
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Is this poster given free reign to be abusive and aggressive?Probably when this shit is breeded out out people in future generations that racism and class warfare is bollocks.
And I'm not even sure I'm kidding.
Is this poster given free reign to be abusive and aggressive?Probably when this shit is breeded out out people in future generations that racism and class warfare is bollocks.
And I'm not even sure I'm kidding.
That's because this country is full of needy snowflakesI think the issue is cultural context which is being lost on us in the UK. If I had tweeted a picture of Sane and the Robertsons Jam Golliwog (if it is acceptable to use such a term but that was what it was called) that would be deemed racist as its no longer acceptable in this country to portray such images. In Portugal things are obviously different as they still have such characters on their packaging. Therefore Silva clearly has been brought up with such characters and clearly did not feel he was doing anything wrong but there are people in the UK who clearly think that this is wrong.
We would not be having this debate in other countries and that is the issue do we in the UK try and educate those from other countries to what what we think is right or wrong whilst they are here or are they allowed to bring their cultural values here and adhere to them provided they dont break any laws.
Listen pal you're coming across as stressed. Make yourself a brew, put your feet up and listen to this beautiful song and chill: )So... It's okay to call someone a 'P@ki, a Ch$#k or a N##ger to your mate, rather than think in your head 'I can't say that as its wrong'?
Okay, at least we're learning something today...
So when John Barnes says the tweet was not stereotypically racist why is he wrong?
“Why are they offended by that picture? I know the ramifications historically, I know about the cartoon, I know everything that goes on and about how black people are disenfranchised… the point I’m trying to make is we have to change the narrative.
“I should be able to look at a carton of a jet black man with big lips and not feel that is negative. Why do we feel that’s negative? Because historically that has been the narrative, but we have to change the narrative. Bernardo Silva and Benjamin Mendy are close friends off the pitch, having also played together at Monaco before joining Manchester City
“There are lots of black men who look that way, so we have to change the narrative of that being negative. We have to start saying, there’s nothing wrong about showing a cartoon, depending on the context of which you’re actually using it, of a black man with big lips, of which there are millions and there’s nothing wrong with that.
“I more than anybody else would tell you about the ills of racism and I’ll call out anybody about being racist, so I’m not defending any kind of racism. I’m talking specifically about this incident.”
https://talksport.com/football/6071...r-city-bernardo-silva-twitter-benjamin-mendy/
For every John Barnes' ideology, there's a Raheem Sterling reality.
I'm well, thanks for your concern.Only read the last couple of pages for updates, but in those, you have used various racist terms (with asterisks), compared the tweet to a rape discussion (weird analogy) and encouraged eugenics.
You seem to be making far more disgusting statements then you are indicating in the initial Bernardo tweet.
As someone stated, have a brew and clear your head, you are not coming across too well at this point in time.
I'm well, thanks for your concern.
Probably when this shit is breeded out out people in future generations that racism and class warfare is bollocks.
And I'm not even sure I'm kidding.
Only read the last couple of pages for updates, but in those, you have used various racist terms (with asterisks), compared the tweet to a rape discussion (weird analogy) and encouraged eugenics.
You seem to be making far more disgusting statements then you are indicating in the initial Bernardo tweet.
As someone stated, have a brew and clear your head, you are not coming across too well at this point in time.