Or curry, Italian, Mexican, tapas?
Just a thought.
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Do you think BNP types eat Chinese food?
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Oh they will. They'll sit regularly in a curry house taking the piss quietly out of the waiters.
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Which is quite fitting really, since the waiters are quietly pissing in their curries.
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They will be the ones who roll out of Witherspoons on a Wednesday afternoon in to the all you can eat buffet next door and spend the rest of the day trying to stick chopsticks up their noses while spreading their food around the table/floor/ceiling before ending up face down in a gutter/toilet etc. Either that or they will be a candidate/henchman for the party.
I know this because i saw it happen a few months ago
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They will also be ardent football fans, singing the praises of "their team" quietly forgetting the fact the 95% of em are "dirty foreigners".
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good work convert. expose prejudice whilst highlighting your own prejudices at the same time.
outstanding.
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Funny, I've just been reading a BBC article about the BNP manifesto launch, and Griffin said he had reheated curry for breakfast.
[Sarcasm removed, someone's bound to miss it]
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I grew up in a small town with lots of racist farmers etc and there was an Indian restaurant that opened up - lots of people would go there but just be really unpleasant to the staff and make up lots of nasty rumours about the place.
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Yes I'm a bnp type & love foreign food. I also dont hate blacks!
How bizarre
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I also dont hate blacks!
You just dislike them?
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lots of people would go there but just be really unpleasant to the staff
If overt racism in itself isn't indicative of a low intelligence, then directing it towards someone who is about to serve or prepare your food must provide overwhelming evidence for the prosecution.
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trailmonkey - you are a t*at! You see the quote marks around the salient words? Think I might have put them there for a reason?
I have no interest in the nationality/racial make up of an average football team part because I just don't and partly because I have no interest in football. What I was trying to highlight (maybe too subtly for your befuddled little weekend mind!) is the irony in the same folks who rage against foreign workers taking British jobs, also standing on the terraces at the weekend shouting to the heavens about the glory of this week's hero, conveniently forgetting that normally they rile against any non UK citizen working in Britain.
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A foreigner stole my job as a premiership footballer. I'm still pretty p!ssed about it.
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Convert - i rather suspect he was trying to make a point about your dislike of the game of football.
I wonder why the game attracts the BNP-type idiots in the first place, i've not come across many (or any obvious ones for that matter) at various rugby games over the yrs.Posted 2 years ago # -
I'm not sure either my first post or 2nd make any reference to my dislike of football. Football fans maybe...
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@m_cozzy, I'd be interested to hear your reasons for supporting them. I won't vilify you for it, as I don't belive every BNP supporter is a staunch fascist as some like to suggest.
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I don't know whether to be glad i saw so many crosses of St George yesterday, or sad that almost all of them had the 3 lions badge (a French symbol at that!) on it. I find it a little sad that so many people cannot disassociate patriotism from a game of football.
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convert, you are right i am indeed a tw*t, however, this does not alter the fact that your prejudice leads you to link racists to football fans, where there is no more of a link than there is to racists and doctors or racists and teachers. in any cross section of society you will find a prejudiced element, as you have so gracefully demonstrated.
there is no need for you to single out football fans many of whom have worked hard and campaigned to rid the game of racism through initiatives both on the terraces and at grass roots, recreational football level. hope that clears the issue up for you.
i'm now off to take my weekend mind out for its weakened ride.
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Not all BNP supporters are 'staunch fascists' but every one at the core certainly is. The rest just like to turn a blind eye (ha ha!! :lol:) to that aspect of the BNP & pretend it isn't really there or that the party have changed.
They may have managed to get the skinheads into suits & toned down their racialism but the National Socialist dogma is still at the heart of their existence.
I've personally seen too many BNP rallies/meetings where the audience is giving the nazi salute to be convinced otherwise.Posted 2 years ago # -
I don't know whether to be glad i saw so many crosses of St George yesterday, or sad that almost all of them had the 3 lions badge (a French symbol at that!) on it. I find it a little sad that so many people cannot disassociate patriotism from a game of football.
Muddydwarf, your heradlic knowledge must be better than mine because a) I always thought that the 3 "lions" badge was an English adaptation of the 2 "lions" crest of Normandy and also that I've been labouring under the illusion that they were in fact heraldic leopards not "lions". I bow to your superior knowledge should you be correct ( I can't be arsed to interrogate wiki ).
As for any connection with football, I can't see anything wrong with attaching an emblem of national, social cohesion to the flag, please explain why it is such a bad thing ?Posted 2 years ago # -
Muddydwarf, never heard that answer before
. M_cozzy?
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Nope. Maybe I'm a little hardened by my experience though.
I had the misfortune to live on Swan Lane, Coventry for a time next to the Stadium when Cov were still a prem team. My girlfriend at the time (she is black) had the misfortune of being on the way home a couple of times at the end of the match. The abuse she got as she was quietly walking along the street was disgusting. She had a bottle thrown at her once and a dog turd. She vividly remembered one with "Yorke" written on the back of his Man U shirt - she was also from Tobago.
You are right, there are racists in all walks of life, but from my experience the football fan orientated ones are pretty vocal.
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convert racists also tend to be cowards. Expressing themselves within a group offers them safety.
My ex was deeply scared by racism in Sheffield where she grew up.
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Isn't that stereotyping though? I used to go to drum and bass raves back in the day, and only ever really had hassle from black gangs. So in my experience, black people have given me more trouble. I can't use that brush though, not only because it's not PC, it's also totally unfair.
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I never said that ALL football fans are racists - that would be a stupid statement. Merely that the racists ones can be conveniently colour blind when it suits them. Which correlates well with the OP's original observation.
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Drum and Bass raves
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convert, no not all of them are racists. Seems odd though that you have to have an allegiance to a team though in many conversations or you are seen as 'wierd'.
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I think I lost half my brain in that time, through loud music, and disco biscuits.
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Saw an old jap 4x4 recently, a Toyota Surf, with a big "British Jobs for British Workers" sticker on the wheel cover.
Fück off you racist bastard, if you really needed a 4x4 you should have bought a british built Land Rover.........
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I was gonna state the obvious then, but thought better of it...
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Saw an old jap 4x4 recently, a Toyota Surf, with a big "British Jobs for British Workers" sticker on the wheel cover.
Fück off you racist bastard, if you really needed a 4x4 you should have bought a british built Land Rover.........
Don't worry, the BNP want to restrict Chinese and foreign imports, so we can all spend £10k on shonky TVs and so on (when they can tempt enough people off the dole to build them)Posted 2 years ago # -
Trailmonkey - the 'lions' are supposed to be heraldic leopards, coming from the personal badge of the Duke of Normandy, William the Bastard. The third 'leopard was added by the Angevin king Henry II on his accession to the throne. Although called leopards in heraldy the badge used by the English FA is known colloquially as the 3 lions as you well know.
The use of the flag by beered-up, leering football 'fans' on their trips abroad to cause mayhem has the distinct effect of not making the use of the flag by such unpleasant to those of us who find the game uninspiring & the fans to be often pillocks.
It is not the prerogative of the English FA or the fans.Posted 2 years ago # -
You might not like my answer Benji-allen but the truth of it still remains.
A vote for the BNP is essentially a vote for unreconstructed racists with a National Socialist agenda. If you think differently you are welcome but you are in my opinion deluding yourself.
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@m_cozzy, I'd be interested to hear your reasons for supporting them. I won't vilify you for it, as I don't belive every BNP supporter is a staunch fascist as some like to suggest.
No, but most of them are incredibly thick/ignorant/uneducated/unfulfilled failures who like to blame someone else for their inadequacies...
The rest are just fascists!
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Not all BNP supporters are 'staunch fascists' but
they are clearly happy to support staunch fascistsPosted 2 years ago #
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