Fame Monster
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Very sad. Sounds like a good guy who made a mistake by attending the party and found that other people around him were a lot less reputable.
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Moss Side Shooting and Street Party
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Very sad. Sounds like a good guy who made a mistake by attending the party and found that other people around him were a lot less reputable.
Nebuchadnezzar
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Tragic.
Who the fuck takes a gun to a party?
Kurt Cobain swears that he doesn't, if that helps.
Kurt Cobain swears that he didn’t, if that helps.
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dronefromsector7G
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In the UK, gangsters. In The USA, everyone.Tragic.
Who the fuck takes a gun to a party?
ChicagoBlue
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You’re right, of course...no problems in Bradford, Birmingham, or the “Paki-bashing” and related songs that went along with it....not to mention England didn’t have plantations because the land was all owned by the landed gentry and, well, shall we discuss the slave trade or would you prefer to keep the UK position as “we just provided the transport, mate!”Blurring the lines between the UK and the US again.
We're not talking about the US, we're talking about the UK.
We never had slave plantations, lynchings, Jim Crow.
Your country's race relations are incredibly toxic, I don't think the UK's are. I don't think how we feel about race should be informed by your massively divided country.
Yes, we have a cultural divide which is an order of magnitude greater than the UK, but to suggest there is no racism in the UK, or that it is not pervasive and historical, is to ignore reality.
idahoblues
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I don't .....as a ruleIn the UK, gangsters. In The USA, everyone.
Uncle Wally One Ball
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He didnt say that did heYou’re right, of course...no problems in Bradford, Birmingham, or the “Paki-bashing” and related songs that went along with it....not to mention England didn’t have plantations because the land was all owned by the landed gentry and, well, shall we discuss the slave trade or would you prefer to keep the UK position as “we just provided the transport, mate!”
Yes, we have a cultural divide which is an order of magnitude greater than the UK, but to suggest there is no racism in the UK, or that it is not pervasive and historical, is to ignore reality.
Tim of the Oak
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You’re right, of course...no problems in Bradford, Birmingham, or the “Paki-bashing” and related songs that went along with it....not to mention England didn’t have plantations because the land was all owned by the landed gentry and, well, shall we discuss the slave trade or would you prefer to keep the UK position as “we just provided the transport, mate!”
Yes, we have a cultural divide which is an order of magnitude greater than the UK, but to suggest there is no racism in the UK, or that it is not pervasive and historical, is to ignore reality.
FWIW, I think it was locals beating up the EDL last time Bradford was close to race riots. I didn’t lose any sleep over it.
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Like Stoke fans in Oldham being dicks.
Or Robinson on Limeside.
Or Robinson on Limeside.
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