This sounds like a job for the International Federation of Diouf-impersonating Lawyers.
Why must people go out of their way to construe things as racist these days, if Diouf didn't mind why the fk should anyone else?
Why must people go out of their way to construe things as racist these days, if Diouf didn't mind why the fk should anyone else?
That is the most racist thing I have ever heard, fekin fell of my chair when i read that.Ya big fat massive hitler-level racist.Why must people go out of their way to construe things as racist these days, if Diouf didn't mind why the fk should anyone else?
Interesting to see how being overzealous about combating racism seems to be a worse crime than actual racism.
Lol.Is like you are all being racists on the inside, but all this damned political correctness is preventing you from expressing it. So this rage just builds and builds inside you. Then finally, the PC brigade oversteps the mark! Clearly that thing there wasn't racist at all! And all that pent up racist rage gets a safe release as you get to rant about your favourite topic, "PC gone mad".
Made me laugh but probably the most true thing on this thread, "PC gone mad" is overrated.Is like you are all being racists on the inside, but all this damned political correctness is preventing you from expressing it. So this rage just builds and builds inside you. Then finally, the PC brigade oversteps the mark! Clearly that thing there wasn't racist at all! And all that pent up racist rage gets a safe release as you get to rant about your favourite topic, "PC gone mad".
I merely note the outpouring of anger every time we have an outbreak of "PC gone mad". Not just on this forum of course. Why so angry? So some poor idiot got wrongly accused of being racist or sexist. It is a shame of course, but why do these particular incidents generate that much emotion? We live in a world filled to the brim with brutal, horrible injustices, yet nothing seems to get certain people to hammer harder on their keyboards than some random white guy being accused of "PC crime". I don't know, it is almost like there is some other, underlying cause for all the rage...That comparison is based on what exactly?
Not sure, seems as though its kind of polarised now. Soon as people accuse someone of racism, then it's PC gone mad. It's quiet silly really, not sure about the 10yr old and not sure what his intention was but if the same had been for e.g. a royal then most would say he was a racist. I don't think this really damages a racism case, it's just some kid blacked up, we are all getting a little too wound up. If in another case, someone is racially verbally abused then it's a seperate case, I really don't think this 10yr old case is going to affect the overall fight against racism one way another mate."PC gone mad" is most certainly not "overrated" in ridiculous cases like this, which damage the cause of anti-racism instead of doing it any good, precisely because they give those numbskulls something to hide behind.
Not sure, seems as though its kind of polarised now. Soon as people accuse someone of racism, then it's PC gone mad. It's quiet silly really, not sure about the 10yr old and not sure what his intention was but if the same had been for e.g. a royal then most would say he was a racist. I don't think this really damages a racism case, it's just some kid blacked up, we are all getting a little too wound up. If in another case, someone is racially verbally abused then it's a seperate case, I really don't think this 10yr old case is going to affect the overall fight against racism one way another mate.
Not sure, Bigots will always be bigots whether or not someone complains of racism or not. This will not have bearing any anti-racism fight, i didn't even realise this was a story till it was posted here, complete non event. Currently, all the coverage is being devoted to the Boateng walk out from what I can see on main stream media and rightly so.The highlighted bit is exactly the point I'm making. The two things do indeed need to be kept separate. Making a song and dance out of this totally innocent action by the 10-yr-old shows you what happens when they're not, and DOES damage anti-racism because it gives the bigots a chance to pretend that everyone who criticises them is an idiot.
I merely note the outpouring of anger every time we have an outbreak of "PC gone mad". Not just on this forum of course. Why so angry? So some poor idiot got wrongly accused of being racist or sexist. It is a shame of course, but why do these particular incidents generate that much emotion? We live in a world filled to the brim with brutal, horrible injustices, yet nothing seems to get certain people to hammer harder on their keyboards than some random white guy being accused of "PC crime". I don't know, it is almost like there is some other, underlying cause for all the rage...
I don't know, it is almost like there is some other, underlying cause for all the rage...
Not sure, Bigots will always be bigots whether or not someone complains of racism or not. This will not have bearing any anti-racism fight, i didn't even realise this was a story till it was posted here, complete non event. Currently, all the coverage is being devoted to the Boateng walk out from what I can see on main stream media and rightly so.
sometimes I think they are like the heroes of the Warsaw ghetto
Perhaps Peter. Seems very unlikely though.Perhaps the anger is caused by idiots like you accusing them of racism? Which is basically the essence of political correctness.
Well now you are just putting words into my mouth. I never accused anyone of being racist, I was merely wondering out loud where all the anger comes from. Suppressed racist feelings is just one theory, and Peter has suggested another (highly unlikely) source. I am open to suggestions.Who are you accusing of being racist? You might as well name names ... Be a man.
It's been building up for a long time and finally I guess someone has walked off and his white team mates have followed which was always I guess a factor why it hasn't happened before. If UEFA and FIFA have listend and sorted out proper punishments before then he wouldn't have walked off, their idiotic fines have led to this and I'm glad finally someone did walk off.Boateng's stance is problematic. It's giving licence to bunches of dickheads to get matches abandoned when they're getting beat.
Well now you are just putting words into my mouth. I never accused anyone of being racist, I was merely wondering out loud where all the anger comes from. Suppressed racist feelings is just one theory, and Peter has suggested another (highly unlikely) source. I am open to suggestions.
It's been building up for a long time and finally I guess someone has walked off and his white team mates have followed which was always I guess a factor why it hasn't happened before. If UEFA and FIFA have listend and sorted out proper punishments before then he wouldn't have walked off, their idiotic fines have led to this and I'm glad finally someone did walk off.