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By *abio OP Man over a year ago

Newcastle and Gateshead

RIP...... His Film Career....

(seriously.... look what he said on his "film publicity tour")

WTF...........

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Saw him trending on Twitter this afternoon and thought fuck no way, he must be dead.

Nope....

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By *ittle_brat_evie!!Woman over a year ago

evesham

I'm too lazy _abio.....what did he say?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Got to admire him for his honesty.

Stupid, but honest.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I'm too lazy _abio.....what did he say? "

It's a subject we aren't allowed to discuss on here.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

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By *SAchickWoman over a year ago

Hillside desolate

I thought this was a "Liam Neesons cock is so big.... " thread

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

It brings to light how people can view a while demograph of people, just by the actions of one, or a few.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I'm too lazy _abio.....what did he say? "

I sent a message. It’s grim :/

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I thought this was a "Liam Neesons cock is so big.... " thread

He acted like a cock.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I'm too lazy _abio.....what did he say?

I sent a message. It’s grim :/"

I wouldn't call it grim.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Liam Neeson has sparked a race row after admitting he had fantasised about killing a black person after someone close to him was r****

The Northern Ireland actor said he walked the streets armed with a weapon hoping he would be approached by a “black b******” after a loved one claimed they were r**** by a black man – so he could kill them. .

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By *loswingersCouple over a year ago

Gloucester

I’ve never liked him as an actor , I now like him even less as a person .

This is exactly why humanity will always fight . Why there will always be wars , and why we will never see every race , creed and colour unite as one .

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Hahahaha, say it isn't so, Neeson! Oh man, I died listening to that. I'm proud to say I've never wanted to punish a random innocent person for sharing a physical or ideological characteristic with someone else who has harmed me or my loved one. This is no profound lesson from Neeson. The rest of us knew this even as omnipotent adolescents, and a lot of us suffered equally humiliating and devastating, soul-defiling atrocities at the hands of individuals from all demographics. At least he recognises the ignorance of it, but it's nothing profound.

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By *abio OP Man over a year ago

Newcastle and Gateshead

i don't what he was trying to achieve by saying it.... or the lesson we would all learn by him not doing it....

he wanted to be applauded for not going thru on a grim thought..... well... whoop de do!

but.... thanks for sharing liam!!!

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By *entish79Man over a year ago

Glasgow

"Liam Neeson has sparked a race row after admitting he had fantasised about killing a black person after someone close to him was r****

Shit... I had read it earlier as him hoping he would run into the actual guy who did it... Which, to be absolutely clear, isn’t exactly much better. But thinking about killing some random person? That’s utterly insane. Like actually insane.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"i don't what he was trying to achieve by saying it.... or the lesson we would all learn by him not doing it....

he wanted to be applauded for not going thru on a grim thought..... well... whoop de do!

but.... thanks for sharing liam!!!

I wonder if he's actually done something worse and needed to get it off his chest so he gave us the sanitised version that he thought would make him appear courageous and revolutionary. He's such a hero for not killing a random black person "slow clap".

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By *ara JTV/TS over a year ago

Bristol East

He proves there are dickheads in every walk of life.

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By *abio OP Man over a year ago

Newcastle and Gateshead

See I get that he may be mad at a certain individual, but then to have the thought that he would get his revenge by taking out a “random” is bad enough, but then to leave the home with a weapon to do it is a million times worse regardless of whether he did it or not!!

And the fact he in effect wants praise for eventually coming to his senses... dumb! Just dumb!

The only teachable moment here is that’s you would think an actor would have a better sense of when to open their mouths.... apparently not

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By *arkman69Man over a year ago

Erdington

Pity as I used to like his films, well some of them.

Those films are going in the bin now.

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By *den-Valley-coupleCouple over a year ago

Cumbria

I'm sure it would have wanted to kill a white guy too...

I am not a racist anyway but seeing racism in every statement people say is racist and people of colour to are capable of racism.

The guy group in Ireland through the height of its troubles unless you have any insight into this and how it affects and change a person mindset jump into a conclusion is not the humane thing to do.

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By *ed-monkeyCouple over a year ago

Hailsham

So he had completed his transition to the dark side and become once of the Sith.

Or maybe he took the concept "Taken" a little too seriously

I'm going to find you and ....

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

He chose to make it about race.

Sad that it is still so prevalent.

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By *ed-monkeyCouple over a year ago

Hailsham

"Pity as I used to like his films, well some of them.

Those films are going in the bin now.

Is there some irony now with your profile name

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

At least we won’t be subjected to anymore of the TAKEN Film Francise .....there’s always a silver lining.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Liam Neeson has sparked a race row after admitting he had fantasised about killing a black person after someone close to him was r****

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By *ross-eyed MaryMan over a year ago

Salisbury

https://youtu.be/huJ81Mq2y34

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Oh dear

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

The “black b******” comment surprised me.

God forbid my father & older brothers went roaming the streets for a white man to attack, after one attacked me. Wouldn’t have gone down well.

His anger & revenge mindset should’ve been directed at the rapist, not innocent black men in the street.

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By *r.BlondeMan over a year ago

Chester/Wirral

I like Liam Neeson. I think he made a mistake. He is 66 now and old fashioned I guess, not condoning it though. Not many black men in Ireland.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

He said it in anger. I don't believe for a second he meant it. After all his dear friend was ra*ed!! He's bound to feel anger

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"He said it in anger. I don't believe for a second he meant it. After all his dear friend was ra*ed!! He's bound to feel anger "

You don’t believe for a second he meant what? The comment?

Sure, he’s bound to feel anger. But to roam the streets for a whole week with a cosh, with the intention to kill an innocent black men because of the actions of one black man? That’s crazy & behaviour that would’ve needed help in my opinion.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"He said it in anger. I don't believe for a second he meant it. After all his dear friend was ra*ed!! He's bound to feel anger

You don’t believe for a second he meant what? The comment?

Agreed. No matter how much he felt for his friend or how angry it made him, it's no one else's place other than the law to deal with crime. Never mind going out with the intention of harming a random, most likely innocent, person in retaliation for what happened to his friend. crazy, I was shocked reading about this

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By *ed-monkeyCouple over a year ago

Hailsham

Also ... being a person who spends time in his home country and the US amongst other places, where was he when he was carrying and where did the crime occur, different countries suggests crazier than crazy thoughts

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I'm sure it would have wanted to kill a white guy too...

I am not a racist anyway but seeing racism in every statement people say is racist and people of colour to are capable of racism.

The guy group in Ireland through the height of its troubles unless you have any insight into this and how it affects and change a person mindset jump into a conclusion is not the humane thing to do."

So, let me get this straight... Liam Neeson would have roamed the streets of Ireland looking for any random white person to kill if the woman's rapist had been white? BWAHAHAHA, bullshit!

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By *abs..Woman over a year ago

People do take things so literally at times

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By *abs..Woman over a year ago

"At least we won’t be subjected to anymore of the TAKEN Film Francise .....there’s always a silver lining.

Absolutely

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

I'm calling bullshit on Neeson's story that a black man scraped his friend. Absolute bullshit! He threw that in for effect to make his rage seem justified while simultaneously suggesting that black men are the predominant scrapers. It's so obvious.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

All I can think of now is the Key and Peele sketches "My man Liam Neeson"

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"All I can think of now is the Key and Peele sketches "My man Liam Neeson""

Fs me too now

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"All I can think of now is the Key and Peele sketches "My man Liam Neeson""

HAHAHA, you know what, that's the same thing I keep playing in my head too. "Neesons"

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"All I can think of now is the Key and Peele sketches "My man Liam Neeson"

HAHAHA, you know what, that's the same thing I keep playing in my head too. "Neesons" "

https://youtu.be/MpYG1B1d45Q For the Key and Peele fans.. or those who don't know, but want to

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By *ara JTV/TS over a year ago

Bristol East

"He said it in anger. I don't believe for a second he meant it. After all his dear friend was ra*ed!! He's bound to feel anger "

Someone who sets out to kill a random stranger solely on the basis of their skin colour self-evidently is:

a) consumed by racial hate

b) consumed by malice aforethought

A defence lawyer may argue their behaviour was irrational because they had been disturbed by the actions of a r@pist. But the sentence would still be far harsher than if he had simply gone after the r@pist.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

I'm pretty sure he was trying to give a personal account of how a person can be blinded with rage through traumatic experiences involving a loved one. At no point do I think he was deliberately being racist in the interview, it was a recount of past events in which nobody was (thankfully) hurt as a result, and which he acknowledged was an abhorrent way to react to the situation, or to act in general.

My two cents.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

I think its pathetic people criticising him. If i was in that situation i'd probably feel the same. I dare say if honest with yourself, many would too. Not all, but many. It's like people critising the German people during WW2. I here people all the time saying that they wouldn't have been complicit like the German people. However it is widely accepted that the majority would have. It's the same here. He also said in the interview that he knows that his reaction was wrong and accepted that on reflection. That's my two bobs worth.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I'm pretty sure he was trying to give a personal account of how a person can be blinded with rage through traumatic experiences involving a loved one. At no point do I think he was deliberately being racist in the interview, it was a recount of past events in which nobody was (thankfully) hurt as a result, and which he acknowledged was an abhorrent way to react to the situation, or to act in general.

My two cents.

People will always have their opinions. I don’t agree with his thoughts and I’m shocked.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I think its pathetic people criticising him. If i was in that situation i'd probably feel the same. I dare say if honest with yourself, many would too. Not all, but many. It's like people critising the German people during WW2. I here people all the time saying that they wouldn't have been complicit like the German people. However it is widely accepted that the majority would have. It's the same here. He also said in the interview that he knows that his reaction was wrong and accepted that on reflection. That's my two bobs worth."

You think it’s pathetic due to not having any racial abuse towards yourself. Some things just don’t need to be said

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By *rumpyMcFuckNuggetMan over a year ago

Den of Iniquity

My two cents.

C"
I needn't post here . You've worded my opinion perfectly

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By *opsy RogersWoman over a year ago

London

Poor sod, him being only one pay check away from being homeless too.

What a knob, an absolute knob.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

My two cents.

From what I read he was shocked and in disbelief at his own reaction to the anger he felt.

He picked the obvious characteristic that stood out to him and wanted revenge.

Had it have been an Irish person, would have have roamed the streets looking for an Irish person? Probably not.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

This should be made into a film!!! Starring..... You've guessed it

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"He said it in anger. I don't believe for a second he meant it. After all his dear friend was ra*ed!! He's bound to feel anger "

Yes and we weren’t there for the interview. Just reading it from a paper. This is news. I like him. Personally.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"He said it in anger. I don't believe for a second he meant it. After all his dear friend was ra*ed!! He's bound to feel anger

Yes and we weren’t there for the interview. Just reading it from a paper. This is news. I like him. Personally. "

*isnt news

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Throughout history people have taken out revenge according to race, religion and nationality.

One, or a group of people do something bad, and everyone pays for it.

He's highlighted that we do it, and owned up to it, even though he must know it could damage his career.

Things like this shouldn't be swept under a table, so we pretend it doesn't happen.

It happens, and all races do it.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

You think it’s pathetic due to not having any racial abuse towards yourself. Some things just don’t need to be said "

That is such an insane comment. Do you think racial abuse is confined to non-white people?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

You’d want to attack an innocent person for the actions of one person of that race/gender?

I find that quite scary.

I’ve been attacked by white men twice, I’ve never felt the need to attack an innocent person for their actions.

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By *abio OP Man over a year ago

Newcastle and Gateshead

I do wonder if some of the people who are being more forgiving and think he should get a pass would feel the same way if we swooped around some of the words or substituted some of the characteristics.....

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

You’d want to attack an innocent person for the actions of one person of that race/gender?

I find that quite scary.

I’ve been attacked by white men twice, I’ve never felt the need to attack an innocent person for their actions. "

I think this is what he was trying to highlight. How people can use one person's actions to justify accusing a whole race or nationality.

I've done it myself when my granddaughter came home and said she was hanging around with some local Romanians. I panicked and asked her why. She said it's ok Nan, these are the good ones, not the bad ones.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"He said it in anger. I don't believe for a second he meant it. After all his dear friend was ra*ed!! He's bound to feel anger "

Ok let's flip this to put some perspective. Let's say he decided, out of anger, to go out and SCRAPE a black woman! Would people be praising his 'honesty'? If his story was "so I grabbed my ski mask and knife and went out for weeks hoping to find any random black bitch to scrape in revenge, but I didn't find any and oh now I'm so ashamed, I came to my senses"... Exactly! It's reprehensible! So why is it still sexy to want to murder a black person and then "see the light"? We don't praise people for learning that it's wrong to scrape, because you simply shouldn't do that anyway, it's nothing praiseworthy to not scrape. So why is it praiseworthy to not murder an innocent person? It isn't! He's still a racist for even sharing that story hoping to score virtue points for being a reformed cunt. He thought it would make him look tougher hahaha!

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By *etite HandfulWoman over a year ago

Chester

Read it in context and its pretty evident he had reason to be angry! Are you trying to defend a rap1st OP?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

You’d want to attack an innocent person for the actions of one person of that race/gender?

I find that quite scary.

I’ve been attacked by white men twice, I’ve never felt the need to attack an innocent person for their actions.

I think this is what he was trying to highlight. How people can use one person's actions to justify accusing a whole race or nationality.

I’ve never done it.

Maybe because I’m an ethnic minority, and I know how it feels to be judged solely on the colour of your skin, negatively. I don’t know.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

You’d want to attack an innocent person for the actions of one person of that race/gender?

I find that quite scary.

I’ve been attacked by white men twice, I’ve never felt the need to attack an innocent person for their actions. "

That is not what i said.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I do wonder if some of the people who are being more forgiving and think he should get a pass would feel the same way if we swooped around some of the words or substituted some of the characteristics....."

Ok, so tell us why a person who does something bad and then realises their error, learned from it and changed their ways, shouldn't be given another chance?

Should we keep the people we are currently de-radicalising locked up forever?

He knows what he did was awful, he's admitted what he did, out of rage, was awful and he's learned from it.

I'm not condoning his actions, but he has looked at them and acknowledged the wrongness of them.

I wouldn't say I forgive him for what he did, as he may have ended up killing someone, but he's had the balls to acknowledge it and not hide it.

Black people aren't innocent of doing this either.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Read it in context and its pretty evident he had reason to be angry! Are you trying to defend a rap1st OP? "

Did he have a reason to be walking the street for nearly a week with a cosh hoping a “black b******” would have a go at him, so he could kill them?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

You’d want to attack an innocent person for the actions of one person of that race/gender?

I find that quite scary.

I’ve been attacked by white men twice, I’ve never felt the need to attack an innocent person for their actions.

That is not what i said. "

You said you’d probably feel the same, I assume that’s what you meant.

What did you mean exactly?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

You’d want to attack an innocent person for the actions of one person of that race/gender?

I find that quite scary.

I’ve been attacked by white men twice, I’ve never felt the need to attack an innocent person for their actions.

I think this is what he was trying to highlight. How people can use one person's actions to justify accusing a whole race or nationality.

I’ve never done it.

Maybe because I’m an ethnic minority, and I know how it feels to be judged solely on the colour of your skin, negatively. I don’t know. "

I wasn't judging them on skin colour. As far as I know they are white. It was how they are perceived in my area, because of the trouble they bring, I assumed she was hanging around with bad people.

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By *etite HandfulWoman over a year ago

Chester

"Read it in context and its pretty evident he had reason to be angry! Are you trying to defend a rap1st OP?

Did he have a reason to be walking the street for nearly a week with a cosh hoping a “black b******” would have a go at him, so he could kill them?

I didn't ask you you are not the OP!

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

I saw Liam Neeson in Schindler's Blacklist !

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Read it in context and its pretty evident he had reason to be angry! Are you trying to defend a rap1st OP? "

He had reason to be angry... at all random black men? He had reason to KILL any random black man?? If he had said he went out for weeks looking for a random black woman to scRAPE out of anger and revenge, would you say "he had reason to be angry"? NO! So why are you ok with his decision to look for a random innocent black person to MURDER? Are you defending racially motivated murder of innocent people? He had reason to be angry.. at the person who committed the crime, ONLY! I'm sure you wouldn't be saying this if someone wanted to attack and kill a random white woman out of anger.. as a matter of fact, your logic would support the scraper if he did it out of justifiable anger for something a white woman did to him, right?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Read it in context and its pretty evident he had reason to be angry! Are you trying to defend a rap1st OP? "

No, he's not. The point being made is that one person committed a crime and a whole race was found guilty.

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By *r.BlondeMan over a year ago

Chester/Wirral

Mel Gibson comeback, I see no reason why Liam Neeson won't. Not exactly like what Kevin Spacey did.

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By *etite HandfulWoman over a year ago

Chester

"Read it in context and its pretty evident he had reason to be angry! Are you trying to defend a rap1st OP?

I didn't ask you either your point is inconsequential as you just don't read.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Stick a fork in his ass ,turn him over he's done.

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By *r.BlondeMan over a year ago

Chester/Wirral

"Read it in context and its pretty evident he had reason to be angry! Are you trying to defend a rap1st OP?

No, he's not. The point being made is that one person committed a crime and a whole race was found guilty.

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What are the r*pe crime stats according to race I wonder?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Read it in context and its pretty evident he had reason to be angry! Are you trying to defend a rap1st OP?

I think this is what Neeson was trying to highlight. How people can blame a whole race for one person's actions. He owned up to it and felt remorse. Not everyone would do that.

I don't know when this happened but it does still happen in this day and age.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Read it in context and its pretty evident he had reason to be angry! Are you trying to defend a rap1st OP?

I didn't ask you either your point is inconsequential as you just don't read. "

Again, the OP didn't ask you either, so answer the question I asked you.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Read it in context and its pretty evident he had reason to be angry! Are you trying to defend a rap1st OP?

No, he's not. The point being made is that one person committed a crime and a whole race was found guilty.

What are the r*pe crime stats according to race I wonder?"

No idea. It will differ depending on the demography in each country/city/town.

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By *r.BlondeMan over a year ago

Chester/Wirral

"Read it in context and its pretty evident he had reason to be angry! Are you trying to defend a rap1st OP?

No, he's not. The point being made is that one person committed a crime and a whole race was found guilty.

What are the r*pe crime stats according to race I wonder?

No idea. It will differ depending on the demography in each country/city/town.

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Where did this incident take place?

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By *etite HandfulWoman over a year ago

Chester

"Read it in context and its pretty evident he had reason to be angry! Are you trying to defend a rap1st OP?

I think this is what Neeson was trying to highlight. How people can blame a whole race for one person's actions. He owned up to it and felt remorse. Not everyone would do that.

I don't know when this happened but it does still happen in this day and age."

People don't pick up on that though they have an agenda on here its strange they didn't pick up on the fact it was against a man not a woman which is sexist also but that falls by the wayside.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Read it in context and its pretty evident he had reason to be angry! Are you trying to defend a rap1st OP?

I think this is what Neeson was trying to highlight. How people can blame a whole race for one person's actions. He owned up to it and felt remorse. Not everyone would do that.

I don't know when this happened but it does still happen in this day and age."

You didn't answer my questions. Would he have shared this if he had decided to scRAPE a random black woman and then came to his senses? Would you still praise him for owning up to it and feeling remorse? I genuinely want to know your answer to this.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Read it in context and its pretty evident he had reason to be angry! Are you trying to defend a rap1st OP?

No, he's not. The point being made is that one person committed a crime and a whole race was found guilty.

What are the r*pe crime stats according to race I wonder?

No idea. It will differ depending on the demography in each country/city/town.

Where did this incident take place?"

Doesn't say. The thing is, if the attacker had been white, I doubt have been roaming the streets to look for a white person to take out his revenge on.

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By *r.BlondeMan over a year ago

Chester/Wirral

"Read it in context and its pretty evident he had reason to be angry! Are you trying to defend a rap1st OP?

No, he's not. The point being made is that one person committed a crime and a whole race was found guilty.

What are the r*pe crime stats according to race I wonder?

No idea. It will differ depending on the demography in each country/city/town.

Where did this incident take place?

Doesn't say. The thing is, if the attacker had been white, I doubt have been roaming the streets to look for a white person to take out his revenge on.

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You don't know that though.

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By *etite HandfulWoman over a year ago

Chester

"Read it in context and its pretty evident he had reason to be angry! Are you trying to defend a rap1st OP?

No, he's not. The point being made is that one person committed a crime and a whole race was found guilty.

What are the r*pe crime stats according to race I wonder?

No idea. It will differ depending on the demography in each country/city/town.

Where did this incident take place?

Doesn't say. The thing is, if the attacker had been white, I doubt have been roaming the streets to look for a white person to take out his revenge on.

You don't know that though."

The odds are if he was so aggrieved at his friend being attacked he probably would have but its a lot harder for people to flash the racist card on here if they believe he would.

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By *r.BlondeMan over a year ago

Chester/Wirral

"Read it in context and its pretty evident he had reason to be angry! Are you trying to defend a rap1st OP?

No, he's not. The point being made is that one person committed a crime and a whole race was found guilty.

What are the r*pe crime stats according to race I wonder?

No idea. It will differ depending on the demography in each country/city/town.

Where did this incident take place?

Doesn't say. The thing is, if the attacker had been white, I doubt have been roaming the streets to look for a white person to take out his revenge on.

You don't know that though.

The odds are if he was so aggrieved at his friend being attacked he probably would have but its a lot harder for people to flash the racist card on here if they believe he would.

"
Yeah, exactly.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

You’d want to attack an innocent person for the actions of one person of that race/gender?

I find that quite scary.

I’ve been attacked by white men twice, I’ve never felt the need to attack an innocent person for their actions.

I think this is what he was trying to highlight. How people can use one person's actions to justify accusing a whole race or nationality.

I’ve never done it.

Maybe because I’m an ethnic minority, and I know how it feels to be judged solely on the colour of your skin, negatively. I don’t know. "

Yes and many ethnic minorities accuse all white men of being racist and that white men are still enslaving minorities, just like they were responsible for the slave trade of people from the African continent. Those same people whether deliberately or not refuse to acknowledge that those slaves were enslaved and sold by people of their own race. Racism is not confined to white people. It's about time people stop playing the victim card, take responsibility for themselves and catch a grip. I work in a job that encounters people of all nationalities and i see racism everywhere and from people of all colours. Me? I see people. I see you for you. To me we are one species. Colour of skin, is just that. Colour of your skin. I am an environmentalist and i see us as a species. Just like any other. I respect all and welcome all. When i said i would probably feel the same. I meant his feeling of anger and helplessness of not being able to protect a loved one from the malevolence in this world. I have experienced that. It's heart wrenching. Thinking of how they felt, the fear they experienced, the helplessness when that was happening. It puts you in a place that you just can't believe. Anyway.

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By *nglishdoodMan over a year ago

Morristown

I can't think of a single benefit for him to make that statement. I wonder if he was about to be outed by someone and decided to get in front of it?

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By *r.BlondeMan over a year ago

Chester/Wirral

"Read it in context and its pretty evident he had reason to be angry! Are you trying to defend a rap1st OP?

No, he's not. The point being made is that one person committed a crime and a whole race was found guilty.

What are the r*pe crime stats according to race I wonder?

No idea. It will differ depending on the demography in each country/city/town.

Where did this incident take place?

Doesn't say. The thing is, if the attacker had been white, I doubt have been roaming the streets to look for a white person to take out his revenge on.

You don't know that though.

The odds are if he was so aggrieved at his friend being attacked he probably would have but its a lot harder for people to flash the racist card on here if they believe he would.

Then why did he say that he asked his friend what race the guy was? If he was so aggrieved, as you claim, why wouldn't he just attack any random man since it was a man who did it? Your whole theory falls flat on its face because he wasn't 'aggrieved' enough to just attack any random man he found, was he? What a reeking sack of cowshit you're trying to sell here, hahaha. "
So the Police wouldn't ask that question either when trying to get a description? I think it would help, you know what I mean.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

I find it amazing that none of the closet racist supporters of Neeson's actions seem to get it that the WOMAN was the victim here. NOT NEESON! Did he continue to look for her actual scrapist with his particular set of skills? Did he speak out against scrape and continue to support his friend? The whole story stinks of virtue signaling and trying to portray a Mr. tough guy role while simultaneously clandestinely suggesting that scrapers are predominantly black. It's so obvious.

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By *r.BlondeMan over a year ago

Chester/Wirral

"I find it amazing that none of the closet racist supporters of Neeson's actions seem to get it that the WOMAN was the victim here. NOT NEESON! Did he continue to look for her actual scrapist with his particular set of skills? Did he speak out against scrape and continue to support his friend? The whole story stinks of virtue signaling and trying to portray a Mr. tough guy role while simultaneously clandestinely suggesting that scrapers are predominantly black. It's so obvious. "
So you ignore my legit question then?

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By *etite HandfulWoman over a year ago

Chester

"Read it in context and its pretty evident he had reason to be angry! Are you trying to defend a rap1st OP?

No, he's not. The point being made is that one person committed a crime and a whole race was found guilty.

What are the r*pe crime stats according to race I wonder?

No idea. It will differ depending on the demography in each country/city/town.

Where did this incident take place?

Doesn't say. The thing is, if the attacker had been white, I doubt have been roaming the streets to look for a white person to take out his revenge on.

You don't know that though.

The odds are if he was so aggrieved at his friend being attacked he probably would have but its a lot harder for people to flash the racist card on here if they believe he would.

Then why did he say that he asked his friend what race the guy was? If he was so aggrieved, as you claim, why wouldn't he just attack any random man since it was a man who did it? Your whole theory falls flat on its face because he wasn't 'aggrieved' enough to just attack any random man he found, was he? What a reeking sack of cowshit you're trying to sell here, hahaha. So the Police wouldn't ask that question either when trying to get a description? I think it would help, you know what I mean."

They do but you can't wave the card if you acknowledge this.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Read it in context and its pretty evident he had reason to be angry! Are you trying to defend a rap1st OP?

No, he's not. The point being made is that one person committed a crime and a whole race was found guilty.

What are the r*pe crime stats according to race I wonder?

No idea. It will differ depending on the demography in each country/city/town.

Where did this incident take place?

Doesn't say. The thing is, if the attacker had been white, I doubt have been roaming the streets to look for a white person to take out his revenge on.

You don't know that though.

The odds are if he was so aggrieved at his friend being attacked he probably would have but its a lot harder for people to flash the racist card on here if they believe he would.

Then why did he say that he asked his friend what race the guy was? If he was so aggrieved, as you claim, why wouldn't he just attack any random man since it was a man who did it? Your whole theory falls flat on its face because he wasn't 'aggrieved' enough to just attack any random man he found, was he? What a reeking sack of cowshit you're trying to sell here, hahaha. So the Police wouldn't ask that question either when trying to get a description? I think it would help, you know what I mean."

No I don't because that's not the only thing they would ask. They would get a full description of the actual person, what he was wearing, markings, facial features, hairstyle, accent, complexion, size, height, "you know what I mean?" You really made an ass of yourself with this comment. Exposed! Hah

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

If you have been there yourself!! Yeah you do have bad thoughts when it happens to a loved one. Add to that all the Asian grooming that is going on in the country here...it is easy to look differently to what is or is not "pc" to think....yeah I know there is good and bad in every race...but you be in that moment and you do feel anger and I do get him.

Ps I just come back on to say that after having a break from here . .as I seen it on the news and knew the pc brigade would be slagging him off for thoughts that I could understand...

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By *r.BlondeMan over a year ago

Chester/Wirral

"Read it in context and its pretty evident he had reason to be angry! Are you trying to defend a rap1st OP?

No, he's not. The point being made is that one person committed a crime and a whole race was found guilty.

What are the r*pe crime stats according to race I wonder?

No idea. It will differ depending on the demography in each country/city/town.

Where did this incident take place?

Doesn't say. The thing is, if the attacker had been white, I doubt have been roaming the streets to look for a white person to take out his revenge on.

You don't know that though.

The odds are if he was so aggrieved at his friend being attacked he probably would have but its a lot harder for people to flash the racist card on here if they believe he would.

Then why did he say that he asked his friend what race the guy was? If he was so aggrieved, as you claim, why wouldn't he just attack any random man since it was a man who did it? Your whole theory falls flat on its face because he wasn't 'aggrieved' enough to just attack any random man he found, was he? What a reeking sack of cowshit you're trying to sell here, hahaha. So the Police wouldn't ask that question either when trying to get a description? I think it would help, you know what I mean.

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By *ed-monkeyCouple over a year ago

Hailsham

There are a number of issues here

Firstly, the media, as is their want, had taken (no pun intended) what was said and blown our into something that was possibly never intended (we're can never know for sure if it was indeed a wholly racist thought or not, only Neeson truly knows how he felt).

Next, it is the fact that he spoke of a black man. Had it been an Asian, Indian, ginger etc. We don't know if he would have said the same thing.

What was said is both ill conceived and misguided and we can probably expect an ocean of backstepping and backlash from it.

It is easy to play the race card, it is a highly emotive subject that has perpetuated throughout human history. But is there a hierarchy of isms and phobias? ... racism is worse than sexism, worse than homophobia etc. ?

I can guarantee that everyone, everyone, has been guilty of judging another person based solely on a trait.

Fat shaming, ginger baiting, sexism, gender bashing, body shaming generally.

I defy anyone to deny they have never teased anyone on something, even in jest, and not thought about how that person may be affected by it.

We as a race will never get on with absolutely everyone we meet, it is a deep set human nature. What we have to learn is a tolerability of differences and not persecute those that are different from the majority.

And ... breath

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Read it in context and its pretty evident he had reason to be angry! Are you trying to defend a rap1st OP?

No, he's not. The point being made is that one person committed a crime and a whole race was found guilty.

What are the r*pe crime stats according to race I wonder?

No idea. It will differ depending on the demography in each country/city/town.

Where did this incident take place?

Doesn't say. The thing is, if the attacker had been white, I doubt have been roaming the streets to look for a white person to take out his revenge on.

You don't know that though.

The odds are if he was so aggrieved at his friend being attacked he probably would have but its a lot harder for people to flash the racist card on here if they believe he would.

Then why did he say that he asked his friend what race the guy was? If he was so aggrieved, as you claim, why wouldn't he just attack any random man since it was a man who did it? Your whole theory falls flat on its face because he wasn't 'aggrieved' enough to just attack any random man he found, was he? What a reeking sack of cowshit you're trying to sell here, hahaha. So the Police wouldn't ask that question either when trying to get a description? I think it would help, you know what I mean.

Race would probably be the first question then other identifiable factors. "

You've exposed yourself! So other identifiable factors matter? Like gender? Why didn't Liam get angry at men? He could have found a random man, white man, to bludgeon to death. After all, he was 'so aggrieved' that he would take out his anger on anyone who shared identifiable factors with the perp. Please man, just stop at stupid.

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By *r.BlondeMan over a year ago

Chester/Wirral

"Read it in context and its pretty evident he had reason to be angry! Are you trying to defend a rap1st OP?

No, he's not. The point being made is that one person committed a crime and a whole race was found guilty.

What are the r*pe crime stats according to race I wonder?

No idea. It will differ depending on the demography in each country/city/town.

Where did this incident take place?

Doesn't say. The thing is, if the attacker had been white, I doubt have been roaming the streets to look for a white person to take out his revenge on.

You don't know that though.

The odds are if he was so aggrieved at his friend being attacked he probably would have but its a lot harder for people to flash the racist card on here if they believe he would.

Then why did he say that he asked his friend what race the guy was? If he was so aggrieved, as you claim, why wouldn't he just attack any random man since it was a man who did it? Your whole theory falls flat on its face because he wasn't 'aggrieved' enough to just attack any random man he found, was he? What a reeking sack of cowshit you're trying to sell here, hahaha. So the Police wouldn't ask that question either when trying to get a description? I think it would help, you know what I mean.

Race would probably be the first question then other identifiable factors.

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By *etite HandfulWoman over a year ago

Chester

"Read it in context and its pretty evident he had reason to be angry! Are you trying to defend a rap1st OP?

No, he's not. The point being made is that one person committed a crime and a whole race was found guilty.

What are the r*pe crime stats according to race I wonder?

No idea. It will differ depending on the demography in each country/city/town.

Where did this incident take place?

Doesn't say. The thing is, if the attacker had been white, I doubt have been roaming the streets to look for a white person to take out his revenge on.

You don't know that though.

The odds are if he was so aggrieved at his friend being attacked he probably would have but its a lot harder for people to flash the racist card on here if they believe he would.

Then why did he say that he asked his friend what race the guy was? If he was so aggrieved, as you claim, why wouldn't he just attack any random man since it was a man who did it? Your whole theory falls flat on its face because he wasn't 'aggrieved' enough to just attack any random man he found, was he? What a reeking sack of cowshit you're trying to sell here, hahaha. So the Police wouldn't ask that question either when trying to get a description? I think it would help, you know what I mean.

Race would probably be the first question then other identifiable factors.

No you haven't or lowered yourself but you are dealing with someone who is abusive and advocates violence who clearly has a racially motivated agenda you are wasting your time replying to him.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Lol at the arguing. Cringe! Grown ups too. This really really does show just how immature the forums are. Any excuse for a barny.

Who was there with Liam neeson when he thought these thoughts? Who here was there when he got interviewed? Non of you. So why you arguing? You’ve got all your info from the media...and we all know we can trust those guys to tell us the true.

I’m not even interested. You all arguing over this is quite stupid. Like who even cares?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

What he did was terrible but then again this was Ireland in the 1970's, it wasn't exactly the most progressive place, wanting to kill the blacks came as natural as wanting to run out the gays, deny women their rights and kill others over which type of religion they followed. I'm more surprised that people seem shocked a white man in Ireland during this time was racist.

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By *ed-monkeyCouple over a year ago

Hailsham

"Lol at the arguing. Cringe! Grown ups too. This really really does show just how immature the forums are. Any excuse for a barny.

I’m not even interested. You all arguing over this is quite stupid. Like who even cares? "

Well said .. all we need now is Piers Morgan to throw his opinion into the ring .. hahaha

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By *ara JTV/TS over a year ago

Bristol East

Whatever his motivation for outing himself, it’s his Gerald Ratner moment. Finished.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Read it in context and its pretty evident he had reason to be angry! Are you trying to defend a rap1st OP?

No, he's not. The point being made is that one person committed a crime and a whole race was found guilty.

What are the r*pe crime stats according to race I wonder?

No idea. It will differ depending on the demography in each country/city/town.

Where did this incident take place?

Doesn't say. The thing is, if the attacker had been white, I doubt have been roaming the streets to look for a white person to take out his revenge on.

You don't know that though.

The odds are if he was so aggrieved at his friend being attacked he probably would have but its a lot harder for people to flash the racist card on here if they believe he would.

Then why did he say that he asked his friend what race the guy was? If he was so aggrieved, as you claim, why wouldn't he just attack any random man since it was a man who did it? Your whole theory falls flat on its face because he wasn't 'aggrieved' enough to just attack any random man he found, was he? What a reeking sack of cowshit you're trying to sell here, hahaha. So the Police wouldn't ask that question either when trying to get a description? I think it would help, you know what I mean.

Race would probably be the first question then other identifiable factors.

Love how I'm a racist just for challenging you. That's called reverse racism right there. I've said nothing racist."

Love how I never called you a racist yet you've focused on my race rather than the fact that I'm judging you based on your responses to my arguments, not just because you "disagreed with me". You are making arguments and in judging you based on them. Why does my race matter? I don't care what you race is. I said you've exposed yourself and I indicated that stupidity is at the core of that. So, you've yet again exposed yourself

Please leave my race out of my arguments and refrain from ad-hominem attacks and using the 'reverse racism' card!

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By *ara JTV/TS over a year ago

Bristol East

"If you have been there yourself!! Yeah you do have bad thoughts when it happens to a loved one. Add to that all the Asian grooming that is going on in the country here...it is easy to look differently to what is or is not "pc" to think....yeah I know there is good and bad in every race...but you be in that moment and you do feel anger and I do get him.

Ps I just come back on to say that after having a break from here . .as I seen it on the news and knew the pc brigade would be slagging him off for thoughts that I could understand...

I'm going to beat the living shit out of any random trans person if one of them ever does anything to me or my loved ones. I'm sure you can empathise.

I could quite understand that you would feel that way if it happened to a loved one of yours!!!"

I hope you are as understanding when you walk down a street one day and, without warning, find your head severed at the neck for no reason.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Lol at the arguing. Cringe! Grown ups too. This really really does show just how immature the forums are. Any excuse for a barny.

I’m not even interested. You all arguing over this is quite stupid. Like who even cares? "

So why are you now arguing?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"What he did was terrible but then again this was Ireland in the 1970's, it wasn't exactly the most progressive place, wanting to kill the blacks came as natural as wanting to run out the gays, deny women their rights and kill others over which type of religion they followed. I'm more surprised that people seem shocked a white man in Ireland during this time was racist."

Jesus Christ you ignorant person.

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By *r.BlondeMan over a year ago

Chester/Wirral

"Read it in context and its pretty evident he had reason to be angry! Are you trying to defend a rap1st OP?

No, he's not. The point being made is that one person committed a crime and a whole race was found guilty.

What are the r*pe crime stats according to race I wonder?

No idea. It will differ depending on the demography in each country/city/town.

Where did this incident take place?

Doesn't say. The thing is, if the attacker had been white, I doubt have been roaming the streets to look for a white person to take out his revenge on.

You don't know that though.

The odds are if he was so aggrieved at his friend being attacked he probably would have but its a lot harder for people to flash the racist card on here if they believe he would.

Then why did he say that he asked his friend what race the guy was? If he was so aggrieved, as you claim, why wouldn't he just attack any random man since it was a man who did it? Your whole theory falls flat on its face because he wasn't 'aggrieved' enough to just attack any random man he found, was he? What a reeking sack of cowshit you're trying to sell here, hahaha. So the Police wouldn't ask that question either when trying to get a description? I think it would help, you know what I mean.

Race would probably be the first question then other identifiable factors.

Love how I'm a racist just for challenging you. That's called reverse racism right there. I've said nothing racist.

Please leave my race out of my arguments and refrain from ad-hominem attacks and using the 'reverse racism' card! "
You keep saying I've exposed myself. Seems you implied it. Exposed myself as what? I'm just a wannabe investigative journalist.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Over and out.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

I thought he was doing well career-wise after he crashed Bearings bank back in the 90's.

Getting back on his feet after a short spell in nick after all that insider trading and gambling on the stock exchange.... just goes to show eh?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Read it in context and its pretty evident he had reason to be angry! Are you trying to defend a rap1st OP?

No, he's not. The point being made is that one person committed a crime and a whole race was found guilty.

What are the r*pe crime stats according to race I wonder?

No idea. It will differ depending on the demography in each country/city/town.

Where did this incident take place?

Doesn't say. The thing is, if the attacker had been white, I doubt have been roaming the streets to look for a white person to take out his revenge on.

You don't know that though.

The odds are if he was so aggrieved at his friend being attacked he probably would have but its a lot harder for people to flash the racist card on here if they believe he would.

Then why did he say that he asked his friend what race the guy was? If he was so aggrieved, as you claim, why wouldn't he just attack any random man since it was a man who did it? Your whole theory falls flat on its face because he wasn't 'aggrieved' enough to just attack any random man he found, was he? What a reeking sack of cowshit you're trying to sell here, hahaha. So the Police wouldn't ask that question either when trying to get a description? I think it would help, you know what I mean.

Race would probably be the first question then other identifiable factors.

Love how I'm a racist just for challenging you. That's called reverse racism right there. I've said nothing racist.

Please leave my race out of my arguments and refrain from ad-hominem attacks and using the 'reverse racism' card! You keep saying I've exposed myself. Seems you implied it. Exposed myself as what? I'm just a wannabe investigative journalist."

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

This all seems rather silly, but that's the 21st century for you

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Yay! I fucking love a generalisation.

You clearly know fuck all about Northern Ireland.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Lol at the arguing. Cringe! Grown ups too. This really really does show just how immature the forums are. Any excuse for a barny.

I’m not even interested. You all arguing over this is quite stupid. Like who even cares?

So why are you now arguing? "

Ah you again. Not going to let you. Sorry professor

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By *ara JTV/TS over a year ago

Bristol East

I hope you are as understanding when you walk down a street one day and, without warning, find your head severed at the neck for no reason.

I would know it had happened would I?

But you sound like you would like to do it...and that is based on a view I have on a teal event that did happen. So I would say that speaks volumes on you!"

eh?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"This all seems rather silly, but that's the 21st century for you

It does doesn’t it.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Yay! I fucking love a generalisation.

You clearly know fuck all about Northern Ireland."

loads have no idea.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Lol at the arguing. Cringe! Grown ups too. This really really does show just how immature the forums are. Any excuse for a barny.

I’m not even interested. You all arguing over this is quite stupid. Like who even cares?

So why are you now arguing?

Ah you again. Not going to let you. Sorry professor

Aw come on

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Sounds like the plot of the "death wish" film franchise to me, he didn't go out to kill a random innocent, but put himself in a situation where a criminal could attack him so he could take a criminal off the streets, it didn't happen so he got through the futile anger.

Race was a side issue of the interview, had the person who attacked his friend been a lollipop man he would have targeted school crossings waiting to be attacked to trigger a response.

Have none of you ever felt futile anger at unknown criminals?

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By *ojos party boyMan over a year ago

Merseyside

R.I.P???

The man has used an example from his past to show how he has turned his life around.

If he isnt allowed to reference his past, Neither should black people...

If hes angry a loved one was ra ped by a black person, Thats fine, because the problem before hand wasnt the colour...it was the NC sex

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Lol at the arguing. Cringe! Grown ups too. This really really does show just how immature the forums are. Any excuse for a barny.

I’m not even interested. You all arguing over this is quite stupid. Like who even cares?

So why are you now arguing?

Ah you again. Not going to let you. Sorry professor

Aw come on

Not today professor, not today...

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By *ojos party boyMan over a year ago

Merseyside

"I’ve never liked him as an actor , I now like him even less as a person .

This is exactly why humanity will always fight . Why there will always be wars , and why we will never see every race , creed and colour unite as one .

Bloody hell john lennon over here crying theyll never see racial hegemomy hahahahhaha

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By *he riverdeep69Couple over a year ago

North west ish

Loved him in Taken. In fact going to watch it again.

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By *rumpyMcFuckNuggetMan over a year ago

Den of Iniquity

Are certain people ignoring the fact that he knows what he did was wrong and he regrets his actions. To say hes racist is utterly ridiculous. Is there a single person on Earth that has done something they shouldn't in their past , and now regret it . We've all done it , . But it was stupid of him to mention it nonetheless

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Read it in context and its pretty evident he had reason to be angry! Are you trying to defend a rap1st OP?

No, he's not. The point being made is that one person committed a crime and a whole race was found guilty.

What are the r*pe crime stats according to race I wonder?

No idea. It will differ depending on the demography in each country/city/town.

Where did this incident take place?

Doesn't say. The thing is, if the attacker had been white, I doubt have been roaming the streets to look for a white person to take out his revenge on.

You don't know that though.

The odds are if he was so aggrieved at his friend being attacked he probably would have but its a lot harder for people to flash the racist card on here if they believe he would.

Then why did he say that he asked his friend what race the guy was? If he was so aggrieved, as you claim, why wouldn't he just attack any random man since it was a man who did it? Your whole theory falls flat on its face because he wasn't 'aggrieved' enough to just attack any random man he found, was he? What a reeking sack of cowshit you're trying to sell here, hahaha. So the Police wouldn't ask that question either when trying to get a description? I think it would help, you know what I mean.

Race would probably be the first question then other identifiable factors.

Isn’t this playing the race card also? Since he didn’t call you racist. So how did you hop skip and jump to that conclusion?

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By *rumpyMcFuckNuggetMan over a year ago

Den of Iniquity

"Loved him in Taken. In fact going to watch it again."

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By *ojos party boyMan over a year ago

Merseyside

people are talking like every prior fight/oncident they have been in is down to racism....

sure your just not a utter prick who happens to be a different ethnicity?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Just out of curiosity has anyone else done this?

Felt the need for revenge on someone of the same race that did some wrong.??

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By *ojos party boyMan over a year ago

Merseyside

"Are certain people ignoring the fact that he knows what he did was wrong and he regrets his actions. To say hes racist is utterly ridiculous. Is there a single person on Earth that has done something they shouldn't in their past , and now regret it . We've all done it , . But it was stupid of him to mention it nonetheless "

The irony is, if we looked into the past of famous black celebrities we would fine Alot worse, gang rpes, murders, slavery, racism.....

yet liam neeson is some shining beacon for all white supremists?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Just out of curiosity has anyone else done this?

Felt the need for revenge on someone of the same race that did some wrong.??"

Never.

And I’ve been attacked by by white men twice, and also an Asian man.

As I’ve said before I’ve never felt the need to take my anger out on random people of the same race.

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By *he riverdeep69Couple over a year ago

North west ish

Everybody gives Mother Teresa a run for her money on here. Still love him in Taken.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

I don't agree with is comments but I understood is anger and wanting to inflict pain on the guy that did who wouldn't I definitely would take the law in to my hands eye for a eye for me

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By *ed-monkeyCouple over a year ago

Hailsham

Everybody gives Mother Teresa a run for her money on here. Still love him in Taken.

Do you think he based that character upon his feelings he had shared?

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By *r.BlondeMan over a year ago

Chester/Wirral

"Read it in context and its pretty evident he had reason to be angry! Are you trying to defend a rap1st OP?

No, he's not. The point being made is that one person committed a crime and a whole race was found guilty.

What are the r*pe crime stats according to race I wonder?

No idea. It will differ depending on the demography in each country/city/town.

Where did this incident take place?

Doesn't say. The thing is, if the attacker had been white, I doubt have been roaming the streets to look for a white person to take out his revenge on.

You don't know that though.

The odds are if he was so aggrieved at his friend being attacked he probably would have but its a lot harder for people to flash the racist card on here if they believe he would.

Then why did he say that he asked his friend what race the guy was? If he was so aggrieved, as you claim, why wouldn't he just attack any random man since it was a man who did it? Your whole theory falls flat on its face because he wasn't 'aggrieved' enough to just attack any random man he found, was he? What a reeking sack of cowshit you're trying to sell here, hahaha. So the Police wouldn't ask that question either when trying to get a description? I think it would help, you know what I mean.

Race would probably be the first question then other identifiable factors.

Love how I'm a racist just for challenging you. That's called reverse racism right there. I've said nothing racist.

As a hypocrite, if you must ask. Can you stop responding to my race and respond to my arguments? Can you stop using your 'reverse racism' card? Love how I'm a 'reverse racist' just for disagreeing with your hypocrisy! "
You said I exposed myself before I said you're being reverse racist. I wasn't hypocritical at all i just said that the Police would ask race as well.

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By *r.BlondeMan over a year ago

Chester/Wirral

"Read it in context and its pretty evident he had reason to be angry! Are you trying to defend a rap1st OP?

No, he's not. The point being made is that one person committed a crime and a whole race was found guilty.

What are the r*pe crime stats according to race I wonder?

No idea. It will differ depending on the demography in each country/city/town.

Where did this incident take place?

Doesn't say. The thing is, if the attacker had been white, I doubt have been roaming the streets to look for a white person to take out his revenge on.

You don't know that though.

The odds are if he was so aggrieved at his friend being attacked he probably would have but its a lot harder for people to flash the racist card on here if they believe he would.

Then why did he say that he asked his friend what race the guy was? If he was so aggrieved, as you claim, why wouldn't he just attack any random man since it was a man who did it? Your whole theory falls flat on its face because he wasn't 'aggrieved' enough to just attack any random man he found, was he? What a reeking sack of cowshit you're trying to sell here, hahaha. So the Police wouldn't ask that question either when trying to get a description? I think it would help, you know what I mean.

Race would probably be the first question then other identifiable factors.

Isn’t this playing the race card also? Since he didn’t call you racist. So how did you hop skip and jump to that conclusion? "
I read between the lines that's all.

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By *ed-monkeyCouple over a year ago

Hailsham

Question ... flak jacket and tin hat has been donned ... isn't a reverse racist still a racist?

Or is a reverse racist the opposite of being a racist?

Discuss ... I'm off to my bunker

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I don't agree with is comments but I understood is anger and wanting to inflict pain on the guy that did who wouldn't I definitely would take the law in to my hands eye for a eye for me"

But we can all empathise with him finding the guy who attacked the girl but I can't empathise with him looking to fight someone of the same colour skin as the attacker.Which is what he said he wanted to do .So what exactly are people empathising with??

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I don't agree with is comments but I understood is anger and wanting to inflict pain on the guy that did who wouldn't I definitely would take the law in to my hands eye for a eye for me"

But he didn’t go out to inflict pain on the guy that did it, did he?

He went out with a weapon hoping a black man would have a go at him, so he could kill that black man, because of another black man who r*ped his loved one.

I don’t doubt that most of us would be angry at the criminal, that’s normal. But to want to inflict pain on another human unrelated is wrong.

Thankfully he was unsuccessful. I still don’t understand why he needs to say “black b*stard” instead of “black man” though.

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By *rumpyMcFuckNuggetMan over a year ago

Den of Iniquity

Everybody gives Mother Teresa a run for her money on here. Still love him in Taken.

"
If you do watch Taken today , I will find you

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Read it in context and its pretty evident he had reason to be angry! Are you trying to defend a rap1st OP?

No, he's not. The point being made is that one person committed a crime and a whole race was found guilty.

What are the r*pe crime stats according to race I wonder?

No idea. It will differ depending on the demography in each country/city/town.

Where did this incident take place?

Doesn't say. The thing is, if the attacker had been white, I doubt have been roaming the streets to look for a white person to take out his revenge on.

You don't know that though.

The odds are if he was so aggrieved at his friend being attacked he probably would have but its a lot harder for people to flash the racist card on here if they believe he would.

Then why did he say that he asked his friend what race the guy was? If he was so aggrieved, as you claim, why wouldn't he just attack any random man since it was a man who did it? Your whole theory falls flat on its face because he wasn't 'aggrieved' enough to just attack any random man he found, was he? What a reeking sack of cowshit you're trying to sell here, hahaha. So the Police wouldn't ask that question either when trying to get a description? I think it would help, you know what I mean.

Race would probably be the first question then other identifiable factors.

Isn’t this playing the race card also? Since he didn’t call you racist. So how did you hop skip and jump to that conclusion? I read between the lines that's all. "

But surely that could be said for him, yet people are saying he is playing the race card.

Why doesn’t that apply to you? Surely assuming someone thinks you’re racist without them actually saying it, is playing the race card.

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By *ed-monkeyCouple over a year ago

Hailsham

"I don't agree with is comments but I understood is anger and wanting to inflict pain on the guy that did who wouldn't I definitely would take the law in to my hands eye for a eye for me

But he didn’t go out to inflict pain on the guy that did it, did he?

He went out with a weapon hoping a black man would have a go at him, so he could kill that black man, because of another black man who r*ped his loved one.

I don’t doubt that most of us would be angry at the criminal, that’s normal. But to want to inflict pain on another human unrelated is wrong.

Thankfully he was unsuccessful. I still don’t understand why he needs to say “black b*stard” instead of “black man” though."

Agreed.. that was particularly the wrong phrase to use

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By *r.BlondeMan over a year ago

Chester/Wirral

"Read it in context and its pretty evident he had reason to be angry! Are you trying to defend a rap1st OP?

No, he's not. The point being made is that one person committed a crime and a whole race was found guilty.

What are the r*pe crime stats according to race I wonder?

No idea. It will differ depending on the demography in each country/city/town.

Where did this incident take place?

Doesn't say. The thing is, if the attacker had been white, I doubt have been roaming the streets to look for a white person to take out his revenge on.

You don't know that though.

The odds are if he was so aggrieved at his friend being attacked he probably would have but its a lot harder for people to flash the racist card on here if they believe he would.

Then why did he say that he asked his friend what race the guy was? If he was so aggrieved, as you claim, why wouldn't he just attack any random man since it was a man who did it? Your whole theory falls flat on its face because he wasn't 'aggrieved' enough to just attack any random man he found, was he? What a reeking sack of cowshit you're trying to sell here, hahaha. So the Police wouldn't ask that question either when trying to get a description? I think it would help, you know what I mean.

Race would probably be the first question then other identifiable factors.

Isn’t this playing the race card also? Since he didn’t call you racist. So how did you hop skip and jump to that conclusion? I read between the lines that's all.

But surely that could be said for him, yet people are saying he is playing the race card.

Why doesn’t that apply to you? Surely assuming someone thinks you’re racist without them actually saying it, is playing the race card. "
Seemed pretty crystal to me.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Read it in context and its pretty evident he had reason to be angry! Are you trying to defend a rap1st OP?

No, he's not. The point being made is that one person committed a crime and a whole race was found guilty.

What are the r*pe crime stats according to race I wonder?

No idea. It will differ depending on the demography in each country/city/town.

Where did this incident take place?

Doesn't say. The thing is, if the attacker had been white, I doubt have been roaming the streets to look for a white person to take out his revenge on.

You don't know that though.

The odds are if he was so aggrieved at his friend being attacked he probably would have but its a lot harder for people to flash the racist card on here if they believe he would.

Then why did he say that he asked his friend what race the guy was? If he was so aggrieved, as you claim, why wouldn't he just attack any random man since it was a man who did it? Your whole theory falls flat on its face because he wasn't 'aggrieved' enough to just attack any random man he found, was he? What a reeking sack of cowshit you're trying to sell here, hahaha. So the Police wouldn't ask that question either when trying to get a description? I think it would help, you know what I mean.

Race would probably be the first question then other identifiable factors.

Isn’t this playing the race card also? Since he didn’t call you racist. So how did you hop skip and jump to that conclusion? I read between the lines that's all.

But surely that could be said for him, yet people are saying he is playing the race card.

Why doesn’t that apply to you? Surely assuming someone thinks you’re racist without them actually saying it, is playing the race card. Seemed pretty crystal to me. "

It didn’t to me.

So I’d say that’s playing the race card.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I don't agree with is comments but I understood is anger and wanting to inflict pain on the guy that did who wouldn't I definitely would take the law in to my hands eye for a eye for me

But he didn’t go out to inflict pain on the guy that did it, did he?

He went out with a weapon hoping a black man would have a go at him, so he could kill that black man, because of another black man who r*ped his loved one.

I don’t doubt that most of us would be angry at the criminal, that’s normal. But to want to inflict pain on another human unrelated is wrong.

Thankfully he was unsuccessful. I still don’t understand why he needs to say “black b*stard” instead of “black man” though.

Agreed.. that was particularly the wrong phrase to use

Wrong on so many levels.

I’m surprised nobody has mentioned this and said how wrong it is, or did I miss it?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Everybody gives Mother Teresa a run for her money on here. Still love him in Taken.

If you do watch Taken today , I will find you

Boom boom

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By *ross-eyed MaryMan over a year ago

Salisbury

As Jonathon pie said:

Liam Neeson in a heartfelt interview stated that an emotional trauma made him feel unjustly prejudiced against black people, but he came to his senses, realised his gross error of judgement, and learned from it.

Social Media: Get the pitchforks, guys! Liam Neeson is a racist!

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By *rumpyMcFuckNuggetMan over a year ago

Den of Iniquity

"As Jonathon pie said:

Social Media: Get the pitchforks, guys! Liam Neeson is a racist!"

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By *ross-eyed MaryMan over a year ago

Salisbury

"I don't agree with is comments but I understood is anger and wanting to inflict pain on the guy that did who wouldn't I definitely would take the law in to my hands eye for a eye for me

But he didn’t go out to inflict pain on the guy that did it, did he?

He went out with a weapon hoping a black man would have a go at him, so he could kill that black man, because of another black man who r*ped his loved one.

I don’t doubt that most of us would be angry at the criminal, that’s normal. But to want to inflict pain on another human unrelated is wrong.

Thankfully he was unsuccessful. I still don’t understand why he needs to say “black b*stard” instead of “black man” though."

Because the criminal wasn't a Catholic bastard, or a protestant bastard.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I don't agree with is comments but I understood is anger and wanting to inflict pain on the guy that did who wouldn't I definitely would take the law in to my hands eye for a eye for me

But he didn’t go out to inflict pain on the guy that did it, did he?

He went out with a weapon hoping a black man would have a go at him, so he could kill that black man, because of another black man who r*ped his loved one.

I don’t doubt that most of us would be angry at the criminal, that’s normal. But to want to inflict pain on another human unrelated is wrong.

Thankfully he was unsuccessful. I still don’t understand why he needs to say “black b*stard” instead of “black man” though.

Because the criminal wasn't a Catholic bastard, or a protestant bastard."

He didn’t need to use the word bastard at all, since the random man he was looking for would’ve been innocent of the crime.

Any other race put in front of bastard I would’ve said the same thing, let me clarify that before anyone comes on with their whataboutism.

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By *rumpyMcFuckNuggetMan over a year ago

Den of Iniquity

Are there any Shag Suck or Chuck threads on the go ??

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By *ed-monkeyCouple over a year ago

Hailsham

"Are there any Shag Suck or Chuck threads on the go ??"

Chuck

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"Read it in context and its pretty evident he had reason to be angry! Are you trying to defend a rap1st OP?

No, he's not. The point being made is that one person committed a crime and a whole race was found guilty.

What are the r*pe crime stats according to race I wonder?

No idea. It will differ depending on the demography in each country/city/town.

Where did this incident take place?

Doesn't say. The thing is, if the attacker had been white, I doubt have been roaming the streets to look for a white person to take out his revenge on.

You don't know that though.

The odds are if he was so aggrieved at his friend being attacked he probably would have but its a lot harder for people to flash the racist card on here if they believe he would.

Then why did he say that he asked his friend what race the guy was? If he was so aggrieved, as you claim, why wouldn't he just attack any random man since it was a man who did it? Your whole theory falls flat on its face because he wasn't 'aggrieved' enough to just attack any random man he found, was he? What a reeking sack of cowshit you're trying to sell here, hahaha. So the Police wouldn't ask that question either when trying to get a description? I think it would help, you know what I mean.

Race would probably be the first question then other identifiable factors.

Love how I'm a racist just for challenging you. That's called reverse racism right there. I've said nothing racist.

You said I exposed myself before I said you're being reverse racist."

Yes, and what's your point? You exposed yourself twice and I said it twice.

"I wasn't hypocritical at all i just said that the Police would ask race as well."

Refer to my response to that above. I've given my objective point of view on the discrepancies and resultant hypocrisy in your written comments and who the cap fits, let them wear it. It's up to you to decide in your own personal private moments if there's anything for you to learn personally. No point arguing over subjectivity. Either respond objectively to my objective accusations or do something more fun my friend.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I don't agree with is comments but I understood is anger and wanting to inflict pain on the guy that did who wouldn't I definitely would take the law in to my hands eye for a eye for me

But he didn’t go out to inflict pain on the guy that did it, did he?

He went out with a weapon hoping a black man would have a go at him, so he could kill that black man, because of another black man who r*ped his loved one.

I don’t doubt that most of us would be angry at the criminal, that’s normal. But to want to inflict pain on another human unrelated is wrong.

Thankfully he was unsuccessful. I still don’t understand why he needs to say “black b*stard” instead of “black man” though.

Because the criminal wasn't a Catholic bastard, or a protestant bastard."

Or a fart bastard or a speccy bastard

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By *rumpyMcFuckNuggetMan over a year ago

Den of Iniquity

"Are there any Shag Suck or Chuck threads on the go ??

Chuck

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

I meant fat bastard...not fart

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"I meant fat bastard...not fart

I prefer fart bastard

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By *ross-eyed MaryMan over a year ago

Salisbury

"I don't agree with is comments but I understood is anger and wanting to inflict pain on the guy that did who wouldn't I definitely would take the law in to my hands eye for a eye for me

But he didn’t go out to inflict pain on the guy that did it, did he?

He went out with a weapon hoping a black man would have a go at him, so he could kill that black man, because of another black man who r*ped his loved one.

I don’t doubt that most of us would be angry at the criminal, that’s normal. But to want to inflict pain on another human unrelated is wrong.

Thankfully he was unsuccessful. I still don’t understand why he needs to say “black b*stard” instead of “black man” though.

Because the criminal wasn't a Catholic bastard, or a protestant bastard.

He didn’t need to use the word bastard at all, since the random man he was looking for would’ve been innocent of the crime.

Any other race put in front of bastard I would’ve said the same thing, let me clarify that before anyone comes on with their whataboutism."

Probably because he didn't want to show them the respect of calling them a "man". This really isn't rocket science.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

" people are talking like every prior fight/oncident they have been in is down to racism....

sure your just not a utter prick who happens to be a different ethnicity? "

Why don't you ask Liam Neeson that question?

I'm pretty sure when they called me a black bastard and a n***** unprovoked that they were in fact racially motivated to do that. And exactly to the point, I didn't assume that every white person was like that or approved of it. In fact, they came to my aid, just like black people would have come to Neeson and his friend's aid. You don't think racists are utter pricks who happen to be from that race? What about scrapists? Do they just happen to be from a particular race or is their race guilty?