Just having a debate

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  1. BarnsleyReds

    BarnsleyReds Well-Known Member

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    Why is this always the go-to response?

    I don't understand.
     
  2. Mis

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    Resistance is futile :D
     
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    You do realise that the post you replied to was tongue in cheek?
     
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    Redblueunwhite Well-Known Member

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    OK i didnt realise ta, had a busy day lol.
     
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    So everybody who voted for brexit is racist?
     
  6. BarnsleyReds

    BarnsleyReds Well-Known Member

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    No, but all racists voted for Brexit/Trump. And the Brexit/Trump successes in 2016 validated the racists and gave them what they believed to be a mandate for their bigotry.

    The world would be a far better place today if Britain voted remain and Trump lost.
     
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    Don’t bite mate
     
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    Does that include the Labour Party racists
     
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    Yes.
     
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    Oh dear
     
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    again...clearly tongue in cheek to illustrate a point
     
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    Agreed.

    Although I suspect many of them signed up thinking it would be a great adventure, they'd get medals, look heroic and be back home in time for extra sprouts.
     
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    Correct. Perhaps signposts are required.
     
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    It takes 5 seconds. Hammill used to hop on alternate feet as he entered the field and then rummage around with his hands down his shorts for 5 seconds before the whistle EVERY SINGLE GAME but I didn’t boo him. I’d rather see someone kneeling than that.
     
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    Brighton fans just applauded the players taking the knee, good idea, I will do that when I'm next at oakwell.
     
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    Whilst the once a year compared to every match is true, the kneeling is only done by others, not the fans. All fans realistically have to join in the silence and that lasts for 1-2 minutes, not someone else doing something for 5 seconds whilst you do whatever you want with that huge luxury of time (as the people who are against it seems to think it lasts for ages).
     
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    When you pro rata it there isn't much difference anyway.

    2 minutes silence for Remembrance Sunday.
    5 seconds x 23 home matches = 115 seconds.

    So it's actually less.

    Yes I'm bored.
     
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    Does it have to be a specific knee?,think I would favour the right,
     
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    Does 5 seconds of players voluntarily kneeling before a match bother you that much?
     
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    No, clearly not, and if you'd read what I'd actually written you would see that I was pointing out the potential pitfalls of having mandatory gestures that associate you to a particular cause. Can we have an adult, intelligent conversation about this or not?
     

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