This knee bending shite

[Twisted]

See Rik mayalls back

bit harsh that, what's wrong with rik mayall?

 

[chunkyshanhawk53]

SAFCOldie triggered again ffs.

He’s a f***ing idiot. Let’s not forget that he suggested that “the left” were deliberately spreading Covid in care homes to undermine boris

It was, until they couldn't hide his violent past any longer.

No. It wasn’t. It’s been around far longer for one thing

 

[Toothless]

thats what fired it all up wasnt it

Possibly staged

 

[TZMouk]

He’s a f***ing idiot. Let’s not forget that he suggested that “the left” were deliberately spreading Covid in care homes to undermine boris

Ffs , I suppose that's what happens when you spend too much time on your browsing the Internet.

 

[chunkyshanhawk53]

Ffs , I suppose that's what happens when you spend too much time on your browsing the Internet.

His YouTube algorithm is absolutely fucked. The piss artist

 

[JohnKay]

Seems a bit daft to me personally, that said owt that tries to make the world a better place can't be all bad. No harm done, crack on.

 

[Eric gates hair]

bit harsh that, what's wrong with rik mayall?

Like Rick out of the young ones .

not rik mayall as a person

 

[parm]

Yes, it was a trigger point

But it’s certainly not about him. Or that incident.

We still have racism in the U.K., that’s why it’s important here too

we will always have racism in the uk , as long as there are people there will be racism

 

[Tony Towers Fanclub]

they will wonder what the death of a thug in america has to do with us here - quite rightly

Yes. George Floyd is the only unarmed black man to have suffered such a fate isn’t he? It’s only happened the once.

It has EVERYTHING to do with us in the UK, and everything to do with us as human beings.

Because it help ignite a narrative where black people the world over began telling their stories about institutional racism. And how that doesn’t just manifest itself in policeman – and citizens – killing black people in the US, but in how black people are still treated by large sections of society.

That this message is still not getting through – as exemplified on this thread – is exactly why sports teams are still taking the knee. And why I hope it continues.

 

[chunkyshanhawk53]

we will always have racism in the uk , as long as there are people there will be racism

That doesn’t mean you do nothing. Race relations are far better than they were 30 years ago for example

 

[Yer da claims JSA]

we will always have racism in the uk , as long as there are people there will be racism

so we should just give up and let people crack on with it?

 

[Eric gates hair]

Yes. George Floyd is the only unarmed black man to have suffered such a fate isn’t he? It’s only happened the once.

It has EVERYTHING to do with us in the UK, and everything to do with us as human beings.

Because it help ignite a narrative where black people the world over began telling their stories about institutional racism. And how that doesn’t just manifest itself in policeman – and citizens – killing black people in the US, but in how black people are still treated by large sections of society.

That this message is still not getting through – as exemplified on this thread – is exactly why sports teams are still taking the knee. And why I hope it continues.

Brilliant brilliant post

 

[KNGHTHOOD]

It wasn't to do with BLM. They kneeled and supported the message "No room for racism".

The idea of kneeling was to resemble how the serial criminal had died, which started after he died.

 

[Tony Towers Fanclub]

Brilliant brilliant post

 

[S.S.R..]

The idea of kneeling was to resemble how the serial criminal had died, which started after he died.

Just as well it wasn't during a cavity search.

 

[pRICK]

Utterly embarrassing this thread

 

[JohnKay]

That doesn’t mean you do nothing. Race relations are far better than they were 30 years ago for example

Yup, my take on things like this are they have a bigger impact when done as a one off. After putting a bit more thought into it after my reply a few mins ago, maybe it's still a good thing for the bairns to see every week. A subject in a kids view every week has a good chance of getting the desired message across.

 

[chunkyshanhawk53]

Yes. George Floyd is the only unarmed black man to have suffered such a fate isn’t he? It’s only happened the once.

It has EVERYTHING to do with us in the UK, and everything to do with us as human beings.

Because it help ignite a narrative where black people the world over began telling their stories about institutional racism. And how that doesn’t just manifest itself in policeman – and citizens – killing black people in the US, but in how black people are still treated by large sections of society.

That this message is still not getting through – as exemplified on this thread – is exactly why sports teams are still taking the knee. And why I hope it continues.

Spot on fella. The fact that it forces the discussion is huge

 

[Medulla]

While being racist to white people and harping on about slavery centuries ago that white men abolished.

Ungrateful really, when you consider it.

Makes you think like.

 

[Durhamish]

Racism and treating people differently as there left forearm is a slight shade lighter than your left forearm is ridiculous.
its about as stupid as fighting rival football fans as they wear a £60 pound Nike top with the colour blue instead of red.

colour is a f***ing colour, thats all it is.

however saying that

I absolutely don’t agree with smashing up restaurants (see Rochester NY), tearing down statues of someone who lived 400 years ago and lobbing bottles at police (some who are black) all in the name of BLM.
So I wouldn’t take a knee and think this madness needs to stop now