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Stoner - Member
Which groups of racist apologists is winning?
It's unclear. It's hardly black and white now is it?
Very drole!!
How can a racist apologist be white. There can only be one winner!?!
Linking to above:
DA => racist comment => stupid, mis-understood, out of context ? =>racist?
Suarez => racist comment =>stupid, mis-understood, out of context? => racist?
Which is which?
mcboo - If I thought she was being racist I would say so. I don't believe she is. thats all.
As for the accusation - find an example of me having
thrown "Racist" around on here
True to a very slight extent mcboo since TJ has often been quite justified in wailing but I can't help but feel that some think that by pointing out that conflict in TJ's position they somehow make their own racist views acceptable.
*waits disappointingly for Elfin to take the King Kenny, Racist apologist bait*
Come on Fred, you know you want too 😉
oh well done elf it is far worse to use the word denigrate [ i did not know the etimology tbh] than say negro 10 times to someones face whilst nipping them to calm the situation down...LFC is your version of Abbot and her son going to private school....you just want to defend LFC no matter what...perhaps we should assume it is aaproblem with Sarth London type coknee charrcters or sumthink
Oh it's [i]ten[/i] times now is it? Funny, cos the official report claimed Evra had said it was only [i]seven[/i], but there you go eh. 🙄 (Btw Suarez [i]admitted[/i] to saying it only once)
And how exactly am I 'defending' Liverpool FC? I happen to agree with their stance, as do many others, including several black players. Having read loads of stuff about the case, including the official report, my own conclusion (supported by my albeit limited knowledge of Spanish and South American culture which I've gained from hanging around people from those places) is that Suarez said something that was out of order in the context of the situation, but which he did not himself understand was as bad as it is perceived to be in the country in which he lives and works. Liverpool FC and Suarez have accepted the punishment handed out.
Now I spose you're going to call for the punishment of Evra for using a culturally insulting term (sudaca- a highly derogatory term especially in the context of the incident) first, before Suarez had said anything to him?
No, thought not...
crankboy - MemberTJ should we really protect someones cultural right to be sexist?
Oh oh oh - close that can of works quickly! In the case of the chap in question - yes undeniably IMO. Yo would give an old lady the right to refuse care from a man wouldn't yo? it was demeaning to him to receive care from a woman
the one I have real issues with is the racist old people I look after that refuse care from black staff. thats difficult especially when they have demantia
And then along comes a brown person making derogatory generalisations on the basis of skin colour and "Oh no! Not racist!" The classic gymnastic dilemma of the Guardian reading moral-relativist.
the classic lazy slur...is TJ saying it is impossible for her to be racist becuase of her skin colour? Is anyone on this thread saying this ?
Apparently the only thing that can make your comments not racist is an LFC shirt 😉
Liverpool FC and Suarez have accepted the punishment handed out.
Could you define 'accepted' for me? Have you read the statement they issued? Seriously? That's 'accepted' is it?
Its tediously predictable scouse persecution complex I'm afraid Fred. But in this casre they're unquestioningly defending racism.
Whatever your opinions Fred, Dalglish is doing himself and Liverpool no favours whatsoever with this stance. Everyone else just sees it as defending racism. Mainly because that's exactly what it is
Can we not just hand Diane Abbott an eight match ban and be done with this thread?
TJ - I've asked you repeatedly to clarify, on the basis of statements you've made on here, whether you are telling us that its not racist to mention something that is demonstrably true?
its a simple and reasonable question - its irrelevant whether its obvious, as I am asking [b] your[/b] position on the issue
I am lost as to why you would be so incredibly evasive about answering this simple, reasonable question.
Have you ever aksed a ****stani if they want to go for some Indian food ?
crankboy - Member
TJ should we really protect someones cultural right to be sexist?
TandemJeremy - Member
in the case of the chap in question - yes undeniably, it was demeaning to him to receive care from a womanthe one I have real issues with is the racist old people I look after that refuse care from black staff.
can you really not see the double standards in your position here TJ?
Dianne Abbott's comments about Finnish nurses were clearly racist and her white people tweet is too. She defines people by skin colour and country of origin and makes value judgements based on that . I'm sure that you will find culturally sensitive Bulgarians and Finns Just as you will find culturally insensitive M.P.s who will try and use race to promote or indeed define their career.Her naive stupidity is no doubt a factor in her racism but they are not an alternative explanation for her comments.
In true STW fashion, I haven't read any of the previous pages 😉 but I agree with this entirely. You can't look for meaning in Diane Abbott's posts (racist or anti-racist) because she's fantastically dim. Really thick. She has absolutely no idea what she's going on about at any given minute. I remember her appearing on C4 news saying that the Austrian elections should have been cancelled and rerun because Jorg Haider's party won a lot of seats.
She must be great at behind-the-scenes politicking but FMOB she hasn't a scooby in public.
As for the accusation - find an example of me havingthrown "Racist" around on here
oh look
TandemJeremy - Member
If you cannot understand then its impossible for me to tell youThe whole tone and post is racist - thinly disguised
Phil - indeed its a very difficult situation to deal with and the right answers are hard to find. Thats why I mentioned it.
The old spinster and the right not to have a man bathing her seems right. the racist old git refusing to have a black nurse bathing him does not. what is the moral difference - hard to see.
I deal with it on a pragmatic case by case basis.
glitchybump
zulu- I am lost as to why you would be so incredibly evasive about answering this simple, reasonable question.
cos it has TRAP written all over it 🙂 I am at a loss why you keep insisting on this. If you understood what racism was then the answer is obvious :-0
Mcboo - and was I right?
I like Diane Abbott, she's the antidote to Boris Johnson.
It was a slightly silly off-hand remark, but frankly not without a grain of truth - big deal.
The worst thing about it is that all the hoo-ha gives real racists a platform to spout off and try to justify their own clearly unjustifiable opinions.
Whats with the anti CFH tags? on this and other threads.
You been trampling peasants again CFH?
Ain't it about time you Scummers started actually reading stuff and trying to understand it, rather than making things up in yer own heads?
Youse, who worship that violent thug Roy Keane, who once called Mick McCarthy an 'English *'?
Roy Keane to Mick McCarthy, World Cup 2002."You were a crap player, you are a crap manager, the only reason I have any dealings with you is that somehow you are manager of my country and you're not even Irish, you English *. You can stick the World Cup up your b*****ks."
Hypocrites.
Read. Learn.
"Liverpool Football Club have supported Luis Suarez because we fundamentally do not believe that Luis on that day - or frankly any other - did or would engage in a racist act."Notably, his actions on and off the pitch with his team-mates and in the community have demonstrated his belief that all athletes can play together and that the colour of a person's skin is irrelevant.
"Continuing a fight for justice in this particular case beyond today would only obscure the fact that the club wholeheartedly supports the efforts of the Football Association, the Football League and the Premier League to put an end to any form of racism in English football.
"It is time to put the Luis Suarez matter to rest and for all of us, going forward, to work together to stamp out racism in every form both inside and outside the sport.
"It is for this reason that we will not appeal against the eight-game suspension of Luis Suarez."
Oh look:
http://www.****/sport/football/article-2082325/Patrice-Evra-N-word-video-youtube.html
😕
Poor sweet innocent Patrice....
Its tediously predictable scouse persecution complex I'm afraid Fred. But in this casre they're unquestioningly defending racism.
Whilst you're making culturally derogatory statements? 😕
Whatever your opinions Fred, Dalglish is doing himself and Liverpool no favours whatsoever with this stance. Everyone else just sees it as defending racism.
"[b]This charge is not saying Luis Suarez is a racist[/b]. It's saying, on this occasion, he used racist language."It doesn't make him a bad guy - he needs to learn what is acceptable."
[i]-Lord Ousman of the Kick It Out anti-racism campaign.[/i]
Mcboo - and was I right?
I dont think so. But thats not the point.....is it chum.
TJ, it's just tags. Am sure the perpetrators will have received the same warning from teh modz that I did when I used "TJ Argues" as a tag! 🙂
Oh it's ten times now is it? Funny, cos the official report claimed Evra had said it was only seven, but there you go eh. (Btw Suarez admitted to saying it only once)
He is on camera and in the last thread you praised his honesty but I apologise.... I did not realise it would be fine to racially slur 7 times but not 10 but thanks for the heads up
And how exactly am I 'defending' Liverpool FC? I happen to agree with their stance,
So you agree with them but you are not defending them – how does that work exactly
Liverpool FC and Suarez have accepted the punishment handed out.
Yes they have said he is not racist, you are persecuting us, but we wont appeal …bit liked Norris accepted the Lawrence verdict that sort of acceptance?
?Now I spose you're going to call for the punishment of Evra for using a culturally insulting term (sudaca- a highly derogatory term especially in the context of the incident) first, before Suarez had said anything to him
Yes if it is proved but I have not read the full report - he has denied saying this and I assume it is not on camera...you want us to take Suarez's word over evra when the FA called him unreliable whihc is polite for lying...he claimed he called him negro and nipped him to calm him down FFS Elf does that sound remotely credible?
No, thought not...
It is not me who is blinded by loyalty to a football club to the extent I will defend racism because my team did it and can never ever say they do any wrong
If he did it he should be charged
Can we not just hand Diane Abbott an eight match ban and be done with this thread?
Does the labour party have a mess revolver?
That's what she should be handed.
I like Diane Abbott, she's the antidote to Boris Johnson.
Each to their own, thick and prone to silly comments, intelligent and prone to silly comments. Who would you invite for dinner?
It was a slightly silly off-hand remark
Possibly
...{intentional bypass} - big deal.
Yes, mole hill, ditto Suarez?
The worst thing about it is that all the hoo-ha gives real racists a platform to spout off and try to justify their own clearly unjustifiable opinions.
To coin a phrase used above, that's just a lazy slur. Too easy to hide behind this excuse and deny that racism like sexism is a two-way thing and we do ourselves a dis-service if we fail to pick this up.
Does the labour party have a mess revolver?
That's what she should be handed.
I think Ed has it at the moment.
borris johnson is intelligent????????
Effin:
I haven't seen the Evra/Suarez footage but I understand from their report that the FA had linguist advisors in who watched the footage - presumably it's them that said how many times he might have used any particular terms
He was clearly arguing with and shouting at Evra, so claims that it was a common term of endearment or whatever are plainly ludicrous - defending him is as daft as TJ's stance on this thread. Seriously.
The fact that Evra is an arse of the highest order does not indemnify Suarez. Evra should, however, also be punished for ungentlemanly conduct and bringing the game into disrepute - or something
Yes he can spell Boris for starters 😉 but admittedly he tries to hide it as often as possible!!
But kimbers, I wasn't saying which was which!!!
teamhurtmore
Too easy to hide behind this excuse and deny that racism like sexism is a two-way thing and we do ourselves a dis-service if we fail to pick this up.
No one is denying racism works all ways - just some of us do not believe this comment to be racist.
bravohotel8er - Member
I agree with elfin,
Me too. (Universe disappears up it's own fundament.)
TJ - I am not sure if you have made that point before? I could have missed it. Ok, really off for a run know. Where will this be in a few hours?
rightplacerighttime - Member
I like Diane Abbott, she's the antidote to Boris Johnson.It was a slightly silly off-hand remark, but frankly not without a grain of truth - big deal.
The worst thing about it is that all the hoo-ha gives real racists a platform to spout off and try to justify their own clearly unjustifiable opinions.
Another one throwing the slurs at the Real Racists.
The fact that Evra is an arse of the highest order does not indemnify Suarez. Evra should, however, also be punished for ungentlemanly conduct and bringing the game into disrepute - or something
Suarez deserves punishment and is being punished. Liverpool FC accept this, but have defended their player against allegations he is a 'racist'. Something Evra, the FA and Kick It Out agree with.
Suarez said something that was insulting but in the country and culture he is from, is not considered 'racist'.
Evra said something that was not 'racist', but highly insulting.
Suarez (deservedly) gets an 8-match ban. Evra walks away unpunished.
Man U fayns scream 'racist' yet choose to conveniently ignore the transgressions of their own players.
🙄
I have not read the full report
Ah, well, until you do, I'm going to ignore anything you have to say, as you're clearly ignorant and ill-informed on the matter. Bye.
thm
I thought you were going for a run?
To coin a phrase used above, that's just a lazy slur.
No it's not - and the reason it's not is that it's self evident that racism isn't just what black people do to white people.
Unfortunately lots of people seem to be making that the centre of the debate AS IF racism were something that worked EQUALLY in both directions, which is also self evidently not the case.
Racism black on white is tiny problem
Racism white on black is a huge problem
Pretending that these have equivalence isn't just lazy, but racist.
Fred. You're quoting Kick it Out's Lord Ouseley as defending Suarez and Liverpool. Have you read the news today
[url= http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/16424487.stm ]Kick it Out[/url]
What he actually says is this:
[i]"Suarez's attempt at a belated apology is nothing short of lamentable.
"I cannot believe that a club of Liverpool's stature, and with how it has previously led on matters of social injustice and inequality, can allow its integrity and credibility to be debased by such crass and ill-considered responses.
"Liverpool have been particularly hypocritical. You can't on the one hand wear a Kick It Out T-shirt in a week of campaigning against racism when this is also happening on the pitch: it's the height of hypocrisy.[/i]
AND to add to that
[i]Piara Powar, executive director of Football Against Racism in Europe, believes the FA would be within its rights to charge Liverpool and its manager Kenny Dalglish over their handling of the situation.
"Liverpool have constantly undermined the investigation and its outcome," he told BBC Sport.
"They have been disrespectful to the FA and questioned its integrity and neutrality.
"If a manager had done that in a post-match interview the FA would have brought disrepute charges."[/i]
I'm sorry Fred, but you're wrong. Suarez is a racist. Its been proven. The evidence has been published. And liverpool FC are therefore defending racism. Its that simple.
If Suarez thought his language was acceptable then its LFC's fault for allowing him to think that it was. So, given that, a bit of contrition may be in order. Not defiant and mindless posturing
Racism black on white is tiny problemRacism white on black is a huge problem
It doesn't matter. Racism is worng legally and morally. If we want racism gone then both sides must play by the rules, otherwise it adds fuel to the fire. The "size" of the problems is of not relevant. Wrong is wrong.
Pretending that these have equivalence isn't just lazy, but racist.
That's just bollocks.
Pretending that these have equivalence isn't just lazy, but racist.
Treating people equally is racist?
You're wasted here, should be in politics 🙂
Have you ever aksed a ****stani if they want to go for some Indian food ?
Have you ever drunk Bailey's from a shoe?
That's just bollocks.
I'd go for UTTER BOLLOCKS.
Ah, well, until you do, I'm going to ignore anything you have to say, as you're clearly ignorant and ill-informed on the matter. Bye.
I am sure you have read the entire 115 page report in full too fred ...forgive my honesty should i bluster and lie to save face ?
what if i sat away form the report will that do sweet cheeks?
your version of accepting it by LFC is BS her is their opening line fo their statement of acceptance
It is our strongly held conviction that the Football Association and the panel it selected constructed a highly subjective case against Luis Suárez based on an accusation that was ultimately unsubstantiated.
So that is LFC accepting the decision then Excellent ….i think that proves wholeheartedly you are not blinkered here or cherry picking to put the wonderful LFC in a positive light
as for calling an opposing fan scummers ..please elf it has no need on a thread or anywhere in life
as for slagging if evra its a nice distraction i will just point out he has not been charged so he has nothing to even answer for so he does not need someone to defend his behaviour ...if he was found guilty of using language like that ,or any other man U player, I would not be defending them as I am not blinded by the shirt and can accpet that the team i support and the players occasionally do bad things.
I would not describe that statement as acceptance either here is Suarez accpeting the judgement as well
I am very upset by all the things which have been said during the last few weeks about me, all of them being very far from the truth. But above all I'm very upset at feeling so powerless whilst being accused of something which I did not, nor would not, ever do.In my country, 'negro' is a word we use commonly, a word which doesn't show any lack of respect and is even less so a form of racist abuse. Based on this, everything which has been said so far is totally false.
I will carry out the suspension with the resignation of someone who hasn't done anything wrong and who feels extremely upset by the events.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2012/jan/03/liverpool-luis-suarez-statement
Racism black on white is tiny problem
Racism white on black is a huge problem
Pretending that these have equivalence isn't just lazy, but racist.
I reckon it's more to do with power/colonialism than anything else though
Occupying/governing minorities pretty much have to consider their new subjects to be of lower worth than themselves or else they'd apologise and leave, wouldn't they ?
(Addit: (not in DA's defence) they also need to apply principles such as divide and rule, clearly)
Few "white" nations have had non-whites ruling over them, at least in the recent past so there's little chance for residual tendency to view us as inferior or subservient - though they can still hate us for other reasons.
Surely many non-white societies have minorities (racial, religious, tribal or whatever) within them that are persecuted but since the recent balance of world power has been with the white folk, whenever they are in another country they are in the higher strata of that society.
Elf - you are wrong on the wendyball players - his excuse was not credible in any way which is why he was found guilty - the FA went a long way to establish the validity of it engaging language experts and the like.
Remember he had been playing in europe for a while so should know.
I'm sorry Fred, but you're wrong. Suarez is a racist. Its been proven. The evidence has been published. And liverpool FC are therefore defending racism. Its that simple.
Sigh.
What has bin 'proven', is that Suarez used racist language/racially abused Evra. something he's admitted, and bin punished for.
Once again:
"This charge is not saying Luis Suarez is a racist. It's saying, on this occasion, he used racist language."It doesn't make him a bad guy - he needs to learn what is acceptable."
[i]-Lord Ousman of the Kick It Out anti-racism campaign.[/i]
Suarez himself says:
"I admitted to the commission that I said a word in Spanish once, and only once.I never, ever used this word in a derogatory way and if it offends anyone then I want to apologise for that.
I told the panel members that I will not use it again on a football pitch in England."
And:
"I will carry out the suspension with the resignation of someone who hasn't done anything wrong and who feels extremely upset by the events."In my country, 'negro' is a word we use commonly, a word which doesn't show any lack of respect and is even less so a form of racist abuse. Based on this, everything which has been said so far is totally false."
From this, the onions of various cultural experts, that of Evra himself, coupled with my own understanding of Spanish and South American culture, do not lead me to believe that Suarez is a 'racist', as is being screamed by Manure fayns intent on prolonging this animosity between the clubs, rather than looking at the actions of their own player and accepting his part in this sorry mess. hence, neither i nor Liverpool FC are 'defending' racism.
So shut up.
You're not actually interested in whether or not Suarez is racist or not; you just want another reason to hate.
Pathetic.
the FA went a long way to establish the validity of it engaging language experts and the like.
Did they cobblers, As soon as Suarez admitted he'd said 'negro' once, they took Evra's word over his, then went all out to make a stance against racism. Which I can understand. They had no choice really.
Several people have backed up Suarez' claim that it was not intended in a racially insulting manner.
[/url]But in Uruguay and Argentina, the use of the word negro and negrito by commentators describing Premier League players is common. Visitors to South America often find that shocking if they are unaware of the nuance but the Spanish word negro for the colour black is pronounced differently to the offensive "negro" and one has nothing to do with the other. Un hombre negro means "black man". Affixing 'ito' and 'ita' on the end of words is to express that something is smaller.
Still no word on Keane or Evra's insulting behaviour from the Manure faithful? Surprise surprise eh? 🙄
"This charge is not saying Luis Suarez is a racist. It's saying, on this occasion, he used racist language."It doesn't make him a bad guy - he needs to learn what is acceptable."
I think that's all that needs to be said on this.
Yeah Fred... I can just imagine the reaction of the Scousers if it had been Hernandez abusing a Liverpool player. I'm sure you'd be just as virulent in his defence. It'd just be a cultural difference? Sure! 🙄