welcomed this festering cancer to your shores and allowed him to metastasise.
Honestly, this is the most nauseating thing I've seen since the 1991 cup semi final. :-(
Skip to the last 30 seconds if you - understandably - can't bear the whole thing.
https://twitter.com/JKCorden/status/1267678673928257543
They’ll all love that, whereas we can see him for the insincere fat **** that he is. HE’S A TONY AWARD WINNING ACTOR, PEOPLE.....! :shout:Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
It's genuinely inexplicable that he's not been rumbled for the egregious, simpering, bandwagon-jumping little cünt that he is.Quote:
Originally Posted by Billy Goat Sverige
Pipe down, b. They might send him backQuote:
Originally Posted by Burney
Fair point, la.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda
America, ignore everything I just said. He's a great lad and you should never let him go. Ever.
Jesus, what an utter ****. He failed to mention the rap sheet a mile long, the resisting arrest, the attack, beating and robbery at gunpoint carried out by Floyd on a pregnant black woman. This wasn't a race issue, it was a police vs low-life scum issue, no matter what color. No he didn't deserve to die, and the situation was badly handled, but Floyd is hardly blameless in said outcome. The FBI investigation will lead to justice being served, though i'm not sure how it is grounds for helping oneself to a new TV.
‘This wasn’t a race issue’Quote:
Originally Posted by dismalswamp
I’m afraid the only logical conclusion here is that you are a moron. My commiserations.
It's a race issue only insofar as it took place in a hyper-racialised context. First and foremost it's actually a police misconduct issue.Quote:
Originally Posted by WES
If the police misconduct occurs disproportionately against blacks it becomes a racial issue.Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
Although it was his attempt to apportion some of the blame to George Floyd that I found really offensive. As I said, he’s a moron.
Is he a septic?
But it doesn't occur 'disproportionately' to black people. It occurs in pretty much exactly the proportions you'd expect it to occur relative to the size of populations and their relative likelihood to commit violent crime.Quote:
Originally Posted by WES
Do young black men have reason to be wary of cops in the US? Yes.
Do cops have just as much (if not more) reason to be wary of young black men in the US. Abso-f@cking-lutely. They are much more likely to be killed by a young black male, so guess what? They tend to treat young black males with much more suspicion and more robustly. As a result, young black men harbour ever more anger and resentment towards the police and behave in ways much more likely to bring them to the attention of the police. And so it goes on...
This is a vicious cycle that is only going to be made worse by treating it as a racial issue.
Personally I find it absolutely shocking that the biggest killer of young black males in the US is the police!Quote:
Originally Posted by WES
Wait. Hold on. No it isn't. It's other young black males.
Wouldn't it make more sense to demonstrate against, you know, young black males?
A situation, of course, which is perpetuated by the persistent demonisation of the police, which makes it harder to police black communities because there is less co-operation from the populace. So you get lawlessness and a sense of lack of consequences, which makes murder much, much more likely.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
You did actually watch the arrest didn't you? There was NOTHING racially motivated in it whatsoever. The officers involved are from different ethnic backgrounds. It was not a race issue, it was an over aggressive, somewhat bungled arrest of a criminal.Quote:
Originally Posted by WES
You are the ****ing moron, moron. The only racist people at play here seem to be the black thugs doing what the **** they like and blaming the whites. The same whites that ended the slave trade, the one that had blacks selling blacks...
Moron.
Fúck. Ing. Hell.Quote:
Originally Posted by dismalswamp
I'm fairness, it does occur disproportionately to me. The one and only time I ever fronted up to a policeman, I promptly married her :-\
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Originally Posted by Burney