jay_mcfc
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To be fair two little girls should not be hearing their father calling someone a 'black twat'. If that is what he said, and he got caught, he deserves everything he gets.
BRUVS N BLUE said:Danielmanc said:BRUVS N BLUE said:to be fair he is not excusing it he is trying to see it rationally , do you not give a shit about his 2 little girls feelings , no he should not have said it , but he did , and to put those kids through that , is wrong there are ways of doing things and that was not the correct way , thrown out , yes . arrested , maybe , but dragging him out infront of his 2 little kids harms them and they were innocent in all this
The father didn't "give a shit about his 2 little girls feelings " himself or he wouldn't have been making racist comments ion front of his own kids
what so because he didnt no body should consider a kids feelings , yeah that will show em ey, your dads a racist so you will be punished for it ,
jay_mcfc said:rick773 said:I'm sorry but "black twat" may be worthy of a ban letter , or even a polite conversation asking him to leave . Arresting someone in front of their kids over it is pretty terrible. He didn't try and harm the guy, didn't round up some pals to lynch him, he said something pretty stupid , I agree, but just seems a little drastic. Yes he should have known better, yes it was dumb to do in front of his kids but anyone that has kids has done something that sets a terrible example for them.
No mate, calling someone a 'black twat' is racist and deplorable. No excuse.
Johnsonontheleft said:gordondaviesmoustache said:Your second question answers your first as it is not an arrestable offence per se.Johnsonontheleft said:There is also video evidence available of thousands of fans calling Arsene Wenger a paedophile - should these fans all be reported and is this an arrestable offence?
For personal reasons at which I can only guess you seem to have a reason for wanting the law changing so that calling someone a paedophile is illegal. If it troubles you so much I suggest you write to your MP.
Ok, so my next question is why is calling someone a paedophile deemed more acceptable than calling someone a black twat?
All I want to see, and I know I'm not alone on this, is some kind of parity here. It's not unreasonable to want an end to these double standards.
Nelly's Left Foot said:BRUVS N BLUE said:to be fair he is not excusing it he is trying to see it rationally , do you not give a shit about his 2 little girls feelings , no he should not have said it , but he did , and to put those kids through that , is wrong there are ways of doing things and that was not the correct way , thrown out , yes . arrested , maybe , but dragging him out infront of his 2 little kids harms them and they were innocent in all thisjay_mcfc said:No mate, calling someone a 'black twat' is racist and deplorable. No excuse.
How old are these "little girls"?
IMARRIEDBLUEMOON said:jay_mcfc said:rick773 said:I'm sorry but "black twat" may be worthy of a ban letter , or even a polite conversation asking him to leave . Arresting someone in front of their kids over it is pretty terrible. He didn't try and harm the guy, didn't round up some pals to lynch him, he said something pretty stupid , I agree, but just seems a little drastic. Yes he should have known better, yes it was dumb to do in front of his kids but anyone that has kids has done something that sets a terrible example for them.
No mate, calling someone a 'black twat' is racist and deplorable. No excuse.
Was discussing this issue of 'racism' the other day. Black Twat - NO. 'Paki Twat' - NO, 'Monkey noises/actions etc' - NO.
Jock Twat - OK?
Welsh Twat - OK?
Irish Twat - OK?
The last three are actually 'RACIST' . Being Black is NOT a race issue, but a colour issue. The law makers seem to be tying themselves and us into the most confusing big knot. Better off going to the game and keeping your gob shut per se.
tolmie's hairdoo said:Nelly's Left Foot said:BRUVS N BLUE said:to be fair he is not excusing it he is trying to see it rationally , do you not give a shit about his 2 little girls feelings , no he should not have said it , but he did , and to put those kids through that , is wrong there are ways of doing things and that was not the correct way , thrown out , yes . arrested , maybe , but dragging him out infront of his 2 little kids harms them and they were innocent in all this
How old are these "little girls"?
Would say nine and 13.
Got to say, my bro was up and ready to have it out and smash him, but I pulled him back and told him to think of his kids.
The fella knew he had done wrong, there was a very awkward silence and he was turning red in the face and could feel the eyes burning in to him.
Do I think he's a racist, not really. Your typical mid-40s middle class average Joe, certainly no knuckle dragger.
Certainly a racist comment and if I'm honest, I didn't know the best course of action, in terms of even reporting it.
I was shocked, which I suppose it a good thing, because in my three decades going to watch the blues I can count on two fingers hearing something like this.
What made it worse was the police did not witness it, the stewards did not witness it.
The father went to the back of the block at half-time, asked my a steward.
What became apparent to everybody, including his little girls, was their dad was not coming back, as you can imagine, a pretty traumatic experience.
Credit must go to blues who did do the right thing, but also to the female fans who came to console the girls and calm them down.
At no stage did a steward or a police officer concern themselves with the fall out.
Danielmanc said:tolmie's hairdoo said:Nelly's Left Foot said:How old are these "little girls"?
Would say nine and 13.
Got to say, my bro was up and ready to have it out and smash him, but I pulled him back and told him to think of his kids.
The fella knew he had done wrong, there was a very awkward silence and he was turning red in the face and could feel the eyes burning in to him.
Do I think he's a racist, not really. Your typical mid-40s middle class average Joe, certainly no knuckle dragger.
Certainly a racist comment and if I'm honest, I didn't know the best course of action, in terms of even reporting it.
I was shocked, which I suppose it a good thing, because in my three decades going to watch the blues I can count on two fingers hearing something like this.
What made it worse was the police did not witness it, the stewards did not witness it.
The father went to the back of the block at half-time, asked my a steward.
What became apparent to everybody, including his little girls, was their dad was not coming back, as you can imagine, a pretty traumatic experience.
Credit must go to blues who did do the right thing, but also to the female fans who came to console the girls and calm them down.
At no stage did a steward or a police officer concern themselves with the fall out.
I agree that the fact that you were shocked is a good thing. As you say, we don't hear this kind of thing at our ground (not where I sit anyway) and that is something we should celebrate.