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But QPR weren’t doing the knee thing. They must have been forced to do it, anybody see a German guy with a big beard coming out of their changing rooms?
I recon they’ve had the vaccine today so are now under the control of Bill Gates who made them do it as he’s part of a secret Marxist new world order planning on taking over the world. Two QPR players being the obvious starting place to launch world dominance.But QPR weren’t doing the knee thing. They must have been forced to do it, anybody see a German guy with a big beard coming out of their changing rooms?
But QPR weren’t doing the knee thing. They must have been forced to do it, anybody see a German guy with a big beard coming out of their changing rooms?
I recon they’ve had the vaccine today so are now under the control of Bill Gates who made them do it as he’s part of a secret Marxist new world order planning on taking over the world. Two QPR players being the obvious starting place to launch world dominance.
I had the vaccine today - I fucking love Bill Gates .... (I feel very strongly inclined to write this even though I don’t know why)I recon they’ve had the vaccine today so are now under the control of Bill Gates who made them do it as he’s part of a secret Marxist new world order planning on taking over the world. Two QPR players being the obvious starting place to launch world dominance.
PSG walked of pitch when the 4th official was racist. This is exactly why players need to keep taking the knee. It’s fuck all to do with Marxist, communism or anything else, it’s to do with racist. If you don’t like seeing players take the knee get angry with the racist who seem intent on keeping taking the knee relevant instead of some imaginary bogey man.
Do we know the nationality of the official involved?
Is there a transcript of what was said,alleged?
This is what we mentioned a few days ago. Racist comments made by someone that doesn't realise that he is making a racist comment.From that it seems they're querying why he said"this black player"?
He says, whilst doing exactly the same, just from the opposite side of the coin.Whenever someone says 'do some research and don't believe the media' you just know they've formed their opinions from Facebook posts from people of similar views and conspiracy theory YouTube videos. Embarrassing.
Translated it means 'read all the stuff from people with the same backwards viewpoints as me and ignore any reported facts'
Who's calling people racist for not doing it? There are quite a few clubs and players that haven't been doing it all season without problem.He says, whilst doing exactly the same, just from the opposite side of the coin.
The way I look at the knee, is it already seems to have lost its message. People are more concerned about attacking people for not doing it than they are about promoting the message it stands for. Too busy calling people that don't do it racist instead of targeting actual racists.
Much like the pre match line-up and hand shake and captains photos with sponsors etc. Things that have just snuck in to the pre match ritual. The line up and hand shake was traditionally a cup final thing that slowly came in to every game. Nobody really cares about it, nobody really wants it but its just happens every week like clockwork (granted, because of covid it hasn't this season). In 25 years time, you'll ask a young fan why do the players kneel before kick off and he'll shrug and say he doesn't know, its just always been that way. Part of the "tradition" of the pre match ritual.
Is there still a need to promote and tackle racism in football? Unfortunately, yes, there's a massive need for it.
Is making people feel like they MUST take the knee or face the wrath of the media the answer? No, I dont think it is.
Does that mean I have the answer? No, I certainly don't, I just don't think carrying on the knee eternally will portay the message intended.
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No, this is about the uproar from the media because QPR didn't take the kneeWho's calling people racist for not doing it? There are quite a few clubs and players that haven't been doing it all season without problem.
This is about fans booing the taking of the knee, despite their own players saying they were only doing so to highlight discrimination and nothing else.
No, this is about the uproar from the media because QPR didn't take the knee
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When? Previously?
As I say, there have been a number of clubs not taking the knee.
It comes down to context.He seems to use the word 'negru', which is apparently a Romainian word for black. Is it just that someone has picked up on negru and thought it was something worse?
Would everyone walk off if a black person was described as black? There was a chap from some anti-racism group on the news recently saying you should use black as it is more accurate, and less offensive than, people of colour.
Do you also find it strange as an avid NFL fan how things have been twisted moving over the pond? There is never any talk about taking the knee being a subservient action over there, but there is loads of talk about it disrespecting the military which we haven't imported.Can't say I am too enamoured with the events last night at the New Den.
Forget about what QPR did. What we have in essence is, Millwall players taking the knee and the fans booing. Next game we have the Millwall players not taking the knee and the fans cheering.
It's not a good look.
Can't say I am too enamoured with the events last night at the New Den.
Forget about what QPR did. What we have in essence is, Millwall players taking the knee and the fans booing. Next game we have the Millwall players not taking the knee and the fans cheering.
It's not a good look.
Yep, I'm not necessarily sure keeping doing something for the sake of it is worthwhile, but after that reaction - there was the time to double down on doing it. Stick it in their faces and show them that they're stupid insensitive pricks, that can't get their own way by being disruptive and negative, on whatever scale.Can't say I am too enamoured with the events last night at the New Den.
Forget about what QPR did. What we have in essence is, Millwall players taking the knee and the fans booing. Next game we have the Millwall players not taking the knee and the fans cheering.
It's not a good look.
Oi, I do like a pair of Dr Martens
But what about the clear statement brought out by the players to say THEIR taking of the knee was ONLY as an anti-discrimination gesture and nothing else?I suppose the Millwall fans are racist for cheering an anti-discrimination gesture? Maybe, just maybe it is the whole message surrounding the knee and BLM which is the problem. As many people, myself included, have been saying for a while.
There are zero excuses. The only division is caused by deciding that, somehow, what they said isn't what they mean, and that footballers of all people, are those seeking a revolution to overthrow the bourgeoisie!But what about the clear statement brought out by the players to say THEIR taking of the knee was ONLY as an anti-discrimination gesture and nothing else?
Doesn't stack up.
But what about the clear statement brought out by the players to say THEIR taking of the knee was ONLY as an anti-discrimination gesture and nothing else?
Doesn't stack up.
He looks really fancy, in his shades and DM boots...
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I think the argument is similar to that regarding the Anti Nazi league. Most protesting had a view to stop the rise Of the national front (which wasn’t really riding very much) but the leaders really had a very different agenda
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