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"Looks like Trumps doing everything possible to stir up War with as many Countries as possible. America first he's been banging on about for ages, little did anyone know he meant America first into a war." Well yeah it was blatent this would happen. The man isnt well versed in geopolitics. So of course those who buttered him up the fastest would get to be the ones to throw the trump wrecking ball in their prefered direction. No political sense, and no integrity. | |||
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"Still think he'll come through for you? Or are you just a bit embarrassed? You were pretty loud bigging the relationship with the sex pest up not so long ago, but you do seem to have gone a bit quiet. At least it's preparing you for the avalanche of we told you so's coming your way in the next two years. " The sex pest, surely that's Bill Clinton. | |||
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"Still think he'll come through for you? Or are you just a bit embarrassed? You were pretty loud bigging the relationship with the sex pest up not so long ago, but you do seem to have gone a bit quiet. At least it's preparing you for the avalanche of we told you so's coming your way in the next two years. The sex pest, surely that's Bill Clinton. " Last I checked, Bill Clinton isn't the current US president. -Matt | |||
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"Still think he'll come through for you? Or are you just a bit embarrassed? You were pretty loud bigging the relationship with the sex pest up not so long ago, but you do seem to have gone a bit quiet. At least it's preparing you for the avalanche of we told you so's coming your way in the next two years. The sex pest, surely that's Bill Clinton. Last I checked, Bill Clinton isn't the current US president. -Matt" I never said he was, and last I checked Bill Clinton is still a sex pest. | |||
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"Still think he'll come through for you? Or are you just a bit embarrassed? You were pretty loud bigging the relationship with the sex pest up not so long ago, but you do seem to have gone a bit quiet. At least it's preparing you for the avalanche of we told you so's coming your way in the next two years. " What a load of ballons.. Oops. Flppin outocorrect  | |||
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"Still think he'll come through for you? Or are you just a bit embarrassed? You were pretty loud bigging the relationship with the sex pest up not so long ago, but you do seem to have gone a bit quiet. At least it's preparing you for the avalanche of we told you so's coming your way in the next two years. The sex pest, surely that's Bill Clinton. Last I checked, Bill Clinton isn't the current US president. -Matt I never said he was, and last I checked Bill Clinton is still a sex pest. " Ahh, sorry. I didn't realise you were just naming random people. -Matt | |||
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"Still think he'll come through for you? Or are you just a bit embarrassed? You were pretty loud bigging the relationship with the sex pest up not so long ago, but you do seem to have gone a bit quiet. At least it's preparing you for the avalanche of we told you so's coming your way in the next two years. The sex pest, surely that's Bill Clinton. Last I checked, Bill Clinton isn't the current US president. -Matt I never said he was, and last I checked Bill Clinton is still a sex pest. Ahh, sorry. I didn't realise you were just naming random people. -Matt" Hardly random, he was a former US President and Trumps main competitors Husband. | |||
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"Still think he'll come through for you? Or are you just a bit embarrassed? You were pretty loud bigging the relationship with the sex pest up not so long ago, but you do seem to have gone a bit quiet. At least it's preparing you for the avalanche of we told you so's coming your way in the next two years. The sex pest, surely that's Bill Clinton. Last I checked, Bill Clinton isn't the current US president. -Matt I never said he was, and last I checked Bill Clinton is still a sex pest. Ahh, sorry. I didn't realise you were just naming random people. -Matt Hardly random, he was a former US President and Trumps main competitors Husband. " Riiiiiight. So you believe that a former president who committed a consensual sexual act with someone 20 years ago is more deserving of the term 'sex pest' than the current US president who has been accused how how many sexual assault offences? -Matt | |||
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"Farage, banks, Gove, Theresa May and other prominent Brexiters all cosied up to Trump as their saviour/mate/partner. No good you brexiters claiming nothing to do with you, it's yours, own it. See also the rise in hate crime. You aligned with these people, were deafeningly silent when it was in your name, so yes, you fucking own that too. No whinging, like you accuse remoaners of doing, just accept the good with the bad because that's what you got. " ......So when a Muslim stops a mother with a baby in a pram and spits in the babies face and tells the mother to stop breeding...is that a love crime and who's name is that in. | |||
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"Still think he'll come through for you? Or are you just a bit embarrassed? You were pretty loud bigging the relationship with the sex pest up not so long ago, but you do seem to have gone a bit quiet. At least it's preparing you for the avalanche of we told you so's coming your way in the next two years. The sex pest, surely that's Bill Clinton. Last I checked, Bill Clinton isn't the current US president. -Matt I never said he was, and last I checked Bill Clinton is still a sex pest. Ahh, sorry. I didn't realise you were just naming random people. -Matt Hardly random, he was a former US President and Trumps main competitors Husband. Riiiiiight. So you believe that a former president who committed a consensual sexual act with someone 20 years ago is more deserving of the term 'sex pest' than the current US president who has been accused how how many sexual assault offences? -Matt" It's all Trump fans have in response. They can't defend Trump, so try and deflect to someone else. Sad. | |||
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"Still think he'll come through for you? Or are you just a bit embarrassed? You were pretty loud bigging the relationship with the sex pest up not so long ago, but you do seem to have gone a bit quiet. At least it's preparing you for the avalanche of we told you so's coming your way in the next two years. The sex pest, surely that's Bill Clinton. Last I checked, Bill Clinton isn't the current US president. -Matt I never said he was, and last I checked Bill Clinton is still a sex pest. Ahh, sorry. I didn't realise you were just naming random people. -Matt Hardly random, he was a former US President and Trumps main competitors Husband. Riiiiiight. So you believe that a former president who committed a consensual sexual act with someone 20 years ago is more deserving of the term 'sex pest' than the current US president who has been accused how how many sexual assault offences? -Matt" If you think Monica Lewinsky is the only "I didn't have sexual relations with that woman" Bill Clinton was involved with maybe you should educate yourself before posting again. There are many others, some of which Trump took along to the live televised debates with Hillary Clinton. When they sat in the audience on the Trump side, Bill Clinton looked extremely uncomfortable. | |||
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"Farage, banks, Gove, Theresa May and other prominent Brexiters all cosied up to Trump as their saviour/mate/partner. No good you brexiters claiming nothing to do with you, it's yours, own it. See also the rise in hate crime. You aligned with these people, were deafeningly silent when it was in your name, so yes, you fucking own that too. No whinging, like you accuse remoaners of doing, just accept the good with the bad because that's what you got. " Who is disowning anything on here? It seems you are ranting and raving for no good reason. I'm still glad Trump won and would rather have him in the White House than the witch Hillary Clinton any day of the week. You seem like a very angry, bitter and twisted individual with all these narky threads you keep posting. | |||
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"Still think he'll come through for you? Or are you just a bit embarrassed? You were pretty loud bigging the relationship with the sex pest up not so long ago, but you do seem to have gone a bit quiet. At least it's preparing you for the avalanche of we told you so's coming your way in the next two years. The sex pest, surely that's Bill Clinton. Last I checked, Bill Clinton isn't the current US president. -Matt I never said he was, and last I checked Bill Clinton is still a sex pest. Ahh, sorry. I didn't realise you were just naming random people. -Matt Hardly random, he was a former US President and Trumps main competitors Husband. Riiiiiight. So you believe that a former president who committed a consensual sexual act with someone 20 years ago is more deserving of the term 'sex pest' than the current US president who has been accused how how many sexual assault offences? -Matt It's all Trump fans have in response. They can't defend Trump, so try and deflect to someone else. Sad. " Maybe it's calling out the blatant double standards you Clinton supporters seem to have. You readily label Trump with these things while turning a blind eye to what is on your own side. | |||
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"Farage, banks, Gove, Theresa May and other prominent Brexiters all cosied up to Trump as their saviour/mate/partner. No good you brexiters claiming nothing to do with you, it's yours, own it. See also the rise in hate crime. You aligned with these people, were deafeningly silent when it was in your name, so yes, you fucking own that too. No whinging, like you accuse remoaners of doing, just accept the good with the bad because that's what you got. Who is disowning anything on here? It seems you are ranting and raving for no good reason. I'm still glad Trump won and would rather have him in the White House than the witch Hillary Clinton any day of the week. You seem like a very angry, bitter and twisted individual with all these narky threads you keep posting. " ...  | |||
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"Farage, banks, Gove, Theresa May and other prominent Brexiters all cosied up to Trump as their saviour/mate/partner. No good you brexiters claiming nothing to do with you, it's yours, own it. See also the rise in hate crime. You aligned with these people, were deafeningly silent when it was in your name, so yes, you fucking own that too. No whinging, like you accuse remoaners of doing, just accept the good with the bad because that's what you got. Who is disowning anything on here? It seems you are ranting and raving for no good reason. I'm still glad Trump won and would rather have him in the White House than the witch Hillary Clinton any day of the week. You seem like a very angry, bitter and twisted individual with all these narky threads you keep posting. ... "If remain had won( it didn't but just imagine for a minute?) and trump got in, would you then own that?? Hate crime? These stats are based on race, religion, disability,gender, sexual orientation, social prejudice, and discrimination of people that do not share the same views as you, in a court of law, your post could be see as hate crime? If you dish it out then own it??? X | |||
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"If you think Monica Lewinsky is the only "I didn't have sexual relations with that woman" Bill Clinton was involved with maybe you should educate yourself before posting again. There are many others, some of which Trump took along to the live televised debates with Hillary Clinton. When they sat in the audience on the Trump side, Bill Clinton looked extremely uncomfortable. " That may indeed be the case, but I don't recall President Clinton ever having been prosecuted (not successfully at least) for any sex crime and therefore anyone making a statement that he is a 'sex pest' on a public forum could, potentially, find themselves in a court defending an allegation of Libel. Not that I imagine for one moment that any of the Clinton family or their associates are members of fab, but stranger things have happened | |||
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"Farage, banks, Gove, Theresa May and other prominent Brexiters all cosied up to Trump as their saviour/mate/partner. No good you brexiters claiming nothing to do with you, it's yours, own it. See also the rise in hate crime. You aligned with these people, were deafeningly silent when it was in your name, so yes, you fucking own that too. No whinging, like you accuse remoaners of doing, just accept the good with the bad because that's what you got. Who is disowning anything on here? It seems you are ranting and raving for no good reason. I'm still glad Trump won and would rather have him in the White House than the witch Hillary Clinton any day of the week. You seem like a very angry, bitter and twisted individual with all these narky threads you keep posting. ... "Here here ... Couldn't agree more.... Working in Guildford in a few weeks... We'll have a Brexit and trump meeting lol | |||
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"Still think he'll come through for you? Or are you just a bit embarrassed? You were pretty loud bigging the relationship with the sex pest up not so long ago, but you do seem to have gone a bit quiet. At least it's preparing you for the avalanche of we told you so's coming your way in the next two years. The sex pest, surely that's Bill Clinton. Last I checked, Bill Clinton isn't the current US president. -Matt I never said he was, and last I checked Bill Clinton is still a sex pest. Ahh, sorry. I didn't realise you were just naming random people. -Matt Hardly random, he was a former US President and Trumps main competitors Husband. Riiiiiight. So you believe that a former president who committed a consensual sexual act with someone 20 years ago is more deserving of the term 'sex pest' than the current US president who has been accused how how many sexual assault offences? -Matt It's all Trump fans have in response. They can't defend Trump, so try and deflect to someone else. Sad. Maybe it's calling out the blatant double standards you Clinton supporters seem to have. You readily label Trump with these things while turning a blind eye to what is on your own side. " I'm not a 'Clinton supporter'. Maybe try understanding that not everything is like a football match of one team vs another. And Trump doesn't need labeling by anyone. He's self confessed. | |||
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"You aren't racist if you voted leave you moron!!" I'm afraid that some have branded the 52% that voted "leave" as "racist". They do themselves no favours with such attitudes and only stand to show their own ignorance to all. | |||
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"Didn't hear you complaining very loudly at Mr Farage and his nazi posters. So you get to own it. Take the rough with the smooth, you and the racists were on the same side. You get to own the good things, if there end up being any, but you get to also own all of the downsides. " And the downsides are? Reading the rantings of the deluded? We'll cope  | |||
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"You aren't racist if you voted leave you moron!! I'm afraid that some have branded the 52% that voted "leave" as "racist". They do themselves no favours with such attitudes and only stand to show their own ignorance to all." ..,.Well said and very true. | |||
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"Farage, banks, Gove, Theresa May and other prominent Brexiters all cosied up to Trump as their saviour/mate/partner. No good you brexiters claiming nothing to do with you, it's yours, own it. See also the rise in hate crime. You aligned with these people, were deafeningly silent when it was in your name, so yes, you fucking own that too. No whinging, like you accuse remoaners of doing, just accept the good with the bad because that's what you got. ......So when a Muslim stops a mother with a baby in a pram and spits in the babies face and tells the mother to stop breeding...is that a love crime and who's name is that in." What the fuck are you talking about?  | |||
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"Didn't hear you complaining very loudly at Mr Farage and his nazi posters. So you get to own it. Take the rough with the smooth, you and the racists were on the same side. You get to own the good things, if there end up being any, but you get to also own all of the downsides. " So no racists voted remain then? Just because some racists voted leave, it does not, by default also make me one. Your level of reasoning is on a par with the "If you don't like Trump, you must like Hilary Clinton" claptrap Also; just becaue levers voted that way, they voted in a very black and white leave/remain poll, they did not have any input on the leave mechanism. | |||
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"Farage, banks, Gove, Theresa May and other prominent Brexiters all cosied up to Trump as their saviour/mate/partner. No good you brexiters claiming nothing to do with you, it's yours, own it. See also the rise in hate crime. You aligned with these people, were deafeningly silent when it was in your name, so yes, you fucking own that too. No whinging, like you accuse remoaners of doing, just accept the good with the bad because that's what you got. ......So when a Muslim stops a mother with a baby in a pram and spits in the babies face and tells the mother to stop breeding...is that a love crime and who's name is that in. What the fuck are you talking about? "...your to thick to understand....even white British suffer hate crime. | |||
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"Farage, banks, Gove, Theresa May and other prominent Brexiters all cosied up to Trump as their saviour/mate/partner. No good you brexiters claiming nothing to do with you, it's yours, own it. See also the rise in hate crime. You aligned with these people, were deafeningly silent when it was in your name, so yes, you fucking own that too. No whinging, like you accuse remoaners of doing, just accept the good with the bad because that's what you got. ......So when a Muslim stops a mother with a baby in a pram and spits in the babies face and tells the mother to stop breeding...is that a love crime and who's name is that in. What the fuck are you talking about? ...your to thick to understand....even white British suffer hate crime."Yeah.... Whats your point, caller? | |||
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"Farage, banks, Gove, Theresa May and other prominent Brexiters all cosied up to Trump as their saviour/mate/partner. No good you brexiters claiming nothing to do with you, it's yours, own it. See also the rise in hate crime. You aligned with these people, were deafeningly silent when it was in your name, so yes, you fucking own that too. No whinging, like you accuse remoaners of doing, just accept the good with the bad because that's what you got. ......So when a Muslim stops a mother with a baby in a pram and spits in the babies face and tells the mother to stop breeding...is that a love crime and who's name is that in. What the fuck are you talking about? ...your to thick to understand....even white British suffer hate crime."Says who? | |||
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"Farage, banks, Gove, Theresa May and other prominent Brexiters all cosied up to Trump as their saviour/mate/partner. No good you brexiters claiming nothing to do with you, it's yours, own it. See also the rise in hate crime. You aligned with these people, were deafeningly silent when it was in your name, so yes, you fucking own that too. No whinging, like you accuse remoaners of doing, just accept the good with the bad because that's what you got. ......So when a Muslim stops a mother with a baby in a pram and spits in the babies face and tells the mother to stop breeding...is that a love crime and who's name is that in. What the fuck are you talking about? ...your to thick to understand....even white British suffer hate crime.
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"Farage, banks, Gove, Theresa May and other prominent Brexiters all cosied up to Trump as their saviour/mate/partner. No good you brexiters claiming nothing to do with you, it's yours, own it. See also the rise in hate crime. You aligned with these people, were deafeningly silent when it was in your name, so yes, you fucking own that too. No whinging, like you accuse remoaners of doing, just accept the good with the bad because that's what you got. ......So when a Muslim stops a mother with a baby in a pram and spits in the babies face and tells the mother to stop breeding...is that a love crime and who's name is that in. What the fuck are you talking about? ...your to thick to understand....even white British suffer hate crime.
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You if you got punched in the mouth"Anyone can be the victim of a hate crime. Not every crime is a hate crime. | |||
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"Q. Did the Brexiters, especially the leading Brexiters cosy up to Trump? A. Yes. Q. Did they talk about how it was going to be so beneficial them having such a close relationship with him? A. Yes. Q. Did the racists vote Leave? A. Yes Q Was the rhetoric and images used and encouraged by the Leave campaign designed to stir up racist and xenophobic sentiment? A. Yes Q. Did the Leave campaign and voters loudly condemn it and disassociate themselves from it. A. Nah, not really. Hardly at all in fact, because they knew it was going to just help win over that extra few votes. So you don't get to disassociate yourselves now, you get to own it. The rest of the world has decided that is us now, but the Remain voters are letting you keep all the glory for yourselves. " None of that is a) wrong or b) branding anyone a racist just for voting brexit. | |||
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"You aren't racist if you voted leave you moron!! I'm afraid that some have branded the 52% that voted "leave" as "racist". They do themselves no favours with such attitudes and only stand to show their own ignorance to all...,.Well said and very true." Agreed | |||
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"You aren't racist if you voted leave you moron!! I'm afraid that some have branded the 52% that voted "leave" as "racist". They do themselves no favours with such attitudes and only stand to show their own ignorance to all...,.Well said and very true. Agreed" Wrong, although it a moot point whether facilitating racism absolves you from all responsibility. | |||
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"You aren't racist if you voted leave you moron!! I'm afraid that some have branded the 52% that voted "leave" as "racist". They do themselves no favours with such attitudes and only stand to show their own ignorance to all...,.Well said and very true. Agreed Wrong, although it a moot point whether facilitating racism absolves you from all responsibility. " I'm sure that the brexit vote was far too wide an issue to suggest that those who voted leave somehow facilitated racism because some racists also voted leave. I'm also positive that some racists voted remain. | |||
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"You aren't racist if you voted leave you moron!! I'm afraid that some have branded the 52% that voted "leave" as "racist". They do themselves no favours with such attitudes and only stand to show their own ignorance to all...,.Well said and very true. Agreed Wrong, although it a moot point whether facilitating racism absolves you from all responsibility. " Keep digging...the hole is getting deeper! | |||
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"You aren't racist if you voted leave you moron!! I'm afraid that some have branded the 52% that voted "leave" as "racist". They do themselves no favours with such attitudes and only stand to show their own ignorance to all...,.Well said and very true. Agreed Wrong, although it a moot point whether facilitating racism absolves you from all responsibility. I'm sure that the brexit vote was far too wide an issue to suggest that those who voted leave somehow facilitated racism because some racists also voted leave. I'm also positive that some racists voted remain. " There were definitely more xenophobes who voted out and xenophobia leads to racism.Brexit gave credibility to the extreme right.Denial of this is blatantly absurd. | |||
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"You aren't racist if you voted leave you moron!! I'm afraid that some have branded the 52% that voted "leave" as "racist". They do themselves no favours with such attitudes and only stand to show their own ignorance to all...,.Well said and very true. Agreed Wrong, although it a moot point whether facilitating racism absolves you from all responsibility. I'm sure that the brexit vote was far too wide an issue to suggest that those who voted leave somehow facilitated racism because some racists also voted leave. I'm also positive that some racists voted remain. There were definitely more xenophobes who voted out and xenophobia leads to racism.Brexit gave credibility to the extreme right.Denial of this is blatantly absurd." No, the extreme right sought to use Brexit to garner credibility, and the kind of person who sputs nonsense about leave voters being racist gives it to them. | |||
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"You aren't racist if you voted leave you moron!! I'm afraid that some have branded the 52% that voted "leave" as "racist". They do themselves no favours with such attitudes and only stand to show their own ignorance to all...,.Well said and very true. Agreed Wrong, although it a moot point whether facilitating racism absolves you from all responsibility. I'm sure that the brexit vote was far too wide an issue to suggest that those who voted leave somehow facilitated racism because some racists also voted leave. I'm also positive that some racists voted remain. There were definitely more xenophobes who voted out and xenophobia leads to racism.Brexit gave credibility to the extreme right.Denial of this is blatantly absurd." True. | |||
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"You aren't racist if you voted leave you moron!! I'm afraid that some have branded the 52% that voted "leave" as "racist". They do themselves no favours with such attitudes and only stand to show their own ignorance to all...,.Well said and very true. Agreed Wrong, although it a moot point whether facilitating racism absolves you from all responsibility. I'm sure that the brexit vote was far too wide an issue to suggest that those who voted leave somehow facilitated racism because some racists also voted leave. I'm also positive that some racists voted remain. There were definitely more xenophobes who voted out and xenophobia leads to racism.Brexit gave credibility to the extreme right.Denial of this is blatantly absurd. True." False. See above. | |||
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"You aren't racist if you voted leave you moron!! I'm afraid that some have branded the 52% that voted "leave" as "racist". They do themselves no favours with such attitudes and only stand to show their own ignorance to all...,.Well said and very true. Agreed Wrong, although it a moot point whether facilitating racism absolves you from all responsibility. I'm sure that the brexit vote was far too wide an issue to suggest that those who voted leave somehow facilitated racism because some racists also voted leave. I'm also positive that some racists voted remain. There were definitely more xenophobes who voted out and xenophobia leads to racism.Brexit gave credibility to the extreme right.Denial of this is blatantly absurd. True. False. See above. " Not all of the people who voted leave are racists, but out of the racists who voted, I'm going to say the vast majority voted the leave. If you dont think that the racists were emboldened by the vote, how do you account for the massive rise in hate crimes? | |||
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 , no wonder J Corbyn isnt very popular | |||
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"You aren't racist if you voted leave you moron!! I'm afraid that some have branded the 52% that voted "leave" as "racist". They do themselves no favours with such attitudes and only stand to show their own ignorance to all...,.Well said and very true. Agreed Wrong, although it a moot point whether facilitating racism absolves you from all responsibility. I'm sure that the brexit vote was far too wide an issue to suggest that those who voted leave somehow facilitated racism because some racists also voted leave. I'm also positive that some racists voted remain. There were definitely more xenophobes who voted out and xenophobia leads to racism.Brexit gave credibility to the extreme right.Denial of this is blatantly absurd. No, the extreme right sought to use Brexit to garner credibility, and the kind of person who sputs nonsense about leave voters being racist gives it to them. " Turn a blind eye to the blatant xenophobia associated with brexit then you're complicit. | |||
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"You aren't racist if you voted leave you moron!! I'm afraid that some have branded the 52% that voted "leave" as "racist". They do themselves no favours with such attitudes and only stand to show their own ignorance to all...,.Well said and very true. Agreed Wrong, although it a moot point whether facilitating racism absolves you from all responsibility. I'm sure that the brexit vote was far too wide an issue to suggest that those who voted leave somehow facilitated racism because some racists also voted leave. I'm also positive that some racists voted remain. There were definitely more xenophobes who voted out and xenophobia leads to racism.Brexit gave credibility to the extreme right.Denial of this is blatantly absurd. True. False. See above. Not all of the people who voted leave are racists, but out of the racists who voted, I'm going to say the vast majority voted the leave. If you dont think that the racists were emboldened by the vote, how do you account for the massive rise in hate crimes? " I don't care what your pejudices lead you to conclude about what the majority of racists did, to be honest. Racists were of course emboldened by the vote because, as I said above, they used the idea to attempt to give credibility to their views, and it is people like you, who make lazy assumptions who are actually the ones giving them creedence. | |||
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"You aren't racist if you voted leave you moron!! I'm afraid that some have branded the 52% that voted "leave" as "racist". They do themselves no favours with such attitudes and only stand to show their own ignorance to all...,.Well said and very true. Agreed Wrong, although it a moot point whether facilitating racism absolves you from all responsibility. I'm sure that the brexit vote was far too wide an issue to suggest that those who voted leave somehow facilitated racism because some racists also voted leave. I'm also positive that some racists voted remain. There were definitely more xenophobes who voted out and xenophobia leads to racism.Brexit gave credibility to the extreme right.Denial of this is blatantly absurd. No, the extreme right sought to use Brexit to garner credibility, and the kind of person who sputs nonsense about leave voters being racist gives it to them. Turn a blind eye to the blatant xenophobia associated with brexit then you're complicit. " What a load of bollocks. Xenophobes and racists are desparate to make their views appear normal and will cling to anything that they can to do so; it is those who allow them to do that, like the OP who facilitate them. | |||
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"You aren't racist if you voted leave you moron!! I'm afraid that some have branded the 52% that voted "leave" as "racist". They do themselves no favours with such attitudes and only stand to show their own ignorance to all...,.Well said and very true. Agreed Wrong, although it a moot point whether facilitating racism absolves you from all responsibility. I'm sure that the brexit vote was far too wide an issue to suggest that those who voted leave somehow facilitated racism because some racists also voted leave. I'm also positive that some racists voted remain. There were definitely more xenophobes who voted out and xenophobia leads to racism.Brexit gave credibility to the extreme right.Denial of this is blatantly absurd. True. False. See above. Not all of the people who voted leave are racists, but out of the racists who voted, I'm going to say the vast majority voted the leave. If you dont think that the racists were emboldened by the vote, how do you account for the massive rise in hate crimes? I don't care what your pejudices lead you to conclude about what the majority of racists did, to be honest. Racists were of course emboldened by the vote because, as I said above, they used the idea to attempt to give credibility to their views, and it is people like you, who make lazy assumptions who are actually the ones giving them creedence. " How am I giving credence to their views? You say it yourself, racists and xenophobes will cling to any idea that gives then credibility, they clung to Brexit. | |||
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"You aren't racist if you voted leave you moron!! I'm afraid that some have branded the 52% that voted "leave" as "racist". They do themselves no favours with such attitudes and only stand to show their own ignorance to all...,.Well said and very true. Agreed Wrong, although it a moot point whether facilitating racism absolves you from all responsibility. I'm sure that the brexit vote was far too wide an issue to suggest that those who voted leave somehow facilitated racism because some racists also voted leave. I'm also positive that some racists voted remain. There were definitely more xenophobes who voted out and xenophobia leads to racism.Brexit gave credibility to the extreme right.Denial of this is blatantly absurd. No, the extreme right sought to use Brexit to garner credibility, and the kind of person who sputs nonsense about leave voters being racist gives it to them. Turn a blind eye to the blatant xenophobia associated with brexit then you're complicit. What a load of bollocks. Xenophobes and racists are desparate to make their views appear normal and will cling to anything that they can to do so; it is those who allow them to do that, like the OP who facilitate them. " Brexit gave normality to xenophobia and racism long ago. Not the OP. | |||
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"You aren't racist if you voted leave you moron!! I'm afraid that some have branded the 52% that voted "leave" as "racist". They do themselves no favours with such attitudes and only stand to show their own ignorance to all...,.Well said and very true. Agreed Wrong, although it a moot point whether facilitating racism absolves you from all responsibility. I'm sure that the brexit vote was far too wide an issue to suggest that those who voted leave somehow facilitated racism because some racists also voted leave. I'm also positive that some racists voted remain. There were definitely more xenophobes who voted out and xenophobia leads to racism.Brexit gave credibility to the extreme right.Denial of this is blatantly absurd. No, the extreme right sought to use Brexit to garner credibility, and the kind of person who sputs nonsense about leave voters being racist gives it to them. Turn a blind eye to the blatant xenophobia associated with brexit then you're complicit. What a load of bollocks. Xenophobes and racists are desparate to make their views appear normal and will cling to anything that they can to do so; it is those who allow them to do that, like the OP who facilitate them. Brexit gave normality to xenophobia and racism long ago. Not the OP." Which race were they against? | |||
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"You aren't racist if you voted leave you moron!! I'm afraid that some have branded the 52% that voted "leave" as "racist". They do themselves no favours with such attitudes and only stand to show their own ignorance to all...,.Well said and very true. Agreed Wrong, although it a moot point whether facilitating racism absolves you from all responsibility. I'm sure that the brexit vote was far too wide an issue to suggest that those who voted leave somehow facilitated racism because some racists also voted leave. I'm also positive that some racists voted remain. There were definitely more xenophobes who voted out and xenophobia leads to racism.Brexit gave credibility to the extreme right.Denial of this is blatantly absurd. True. False. See above. Not all of the people who voted leave are racists, but out of the racists who voted, I'm going to say the vast majority voted the leave. If you dont think that the racists were emboldened by the vote, how do you account for the massive rise in hate crimes? I don't care what your pejudices lead you to conclude about what the majority of racists did, to be honest. Racists were of course emboldened by the vote because, as I said above, they used the idea to attempt to give credibility to their views, and it is people like you, who make lazy assumptions who are actually the ones giving them creedence. How am I giving credence to their views? You say it yourself, racists and xenophobes will cling to any idea that gives then credibility, they clung to Brexit. " By playing right into their hands by perpetuating the idea that most racists voted Brexit - Brexit won the popuar vote, ergo, they think that a majority of people sympathise with their views. | |||
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"You aren't racist if you voted leave you moron!! I'm afraid that some have branded the 52% that voted "leave" as "racist". They do themselves no favours with such attitudes and only stand to show their own ignorance to all...,.Well said and very true. Agreed Wrong, although it a moot point whether facilitating racism absolves you from all responsibility. I'm sure that the brexit vote was far too wide an issue to suggest that those who voted leave somehow facilitated racism because some racists also voted leave. I'm also positive that some racists voted remain. There were definitely more xenophobes who voted out and xenophobia leads to racism.Brexit gave credibility to the extreme right.Denial of this is blatantly absurd. No, the extreme right sought to use Brexit to garner credibility, and the kind of person who sputs nonsense about leave voters being racist gives it to them. Turn a blind eye to the blatant xenophobia associated with brexit then you're complicit. What a load of bollocks. Xenophobes and racists are desparate to make their views appear normal and will cling to anything that they can to do so; it is those who allow them to do that, like the OP who facilitate them. Brexit gave normality to xenophobia and racism long ago. Not the OP. Which race were they against?" Thats easy anyone foreign.Take your fucking pick.Depends on who you dont like.Maybe for you the Afghanis at the car wash. | |||
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"You aren't racist if you voted leave you moron!! I'm afraid that some have branded the 52% that voted "leave" as "racist". They do themselves no favours with such attitudes and only stand to show their own ignorance to all...,.Well said and very true. Agreed Wrong, although it a moot point whether facilitating racism absolves you from all responsibility. I'm sure that the brexit vote was far too wide an issue to suggest that those who voted leave somehow facilitated racism because some racists also voted leave. I'm also positive that some racists voted remain. There were definitely more xenophobes who voted out and xenophobia leads to racism.Brexit gave credibility to the extreme right.Denial of this is blatantly absurd. No, the extreme right sought to use Brexit to garner credibility, and the kind of person who sputs nonsense about leave voters being racist gives it to them. Turn a blind eye to the blatant xenophobia associated with brexit then you're complicit. What a load of bollocks. Xenophobes and racists are desparate to make their views appear normal and will cling to anything that they can to do so; it is those who allow them to do that, like the OP who facilitate them. Brexit gave normality to xenophobia and racism long ago. Not the OP." No, it didn't. Racists think its normal and tried to attach themselves to a popular feeling. | |||
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"You aren't racist if you voted leave you moron!! I'm afraid that some have branded the 52% that voted "leave" as "racist". They do themselves no favours with such attitudes and only stand to show their own ignorance to all...,.Well said and very true. Agreed Wrong, although it a moot point whether facilitating racism absolves you from all responsibility. I'm sure that the brexit vote was far too wide an issue to suggest that those who voted leave somehow facilitated racism because some racists also voted leave. I'm also positive that some racists voted remain. There were definitely more xenophobes who voted out and xenophobia leads to racism.Brexit gave credibility to the extreme right.Denial of this is blatantly absurd. True. False. See above. Not all of the people who voted leave are racists, but out of the racists who voted, I'm going to say the vast majority voted the leave. If you dont think that the racists were emboldened by the vote, how do you account for the massive rise in hate crimes? I don't care what your pejudices lead you to conclude about what the majority of racists did, to be honest. Racists were of course emboldened by the vote because, as I said above, they used the idea to attempt to give credibility to their views, and it is people like you, who make lazy assumptions who are actually the ones giving them creedence. How am I giving credence to their views? You say it yourself, racists and xenophobes will cling to any idea that gives then credibility, they clung to Brexit. By playing right into their hands by perpetuating the idea that most racists voted Brexit - Brexit won the popuar vote, ergo, they think that a majority of people sympathise with their views. " I really get where your comming from.By giving oxygen to the far right the OP is complicit. However sometimes you've got to call these motherfuckers out.. | |||
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"You aren't racist if you voted leave you moron!! I'm afraid that some have branded the 52% that voted "leave" as "racist". They do themselves no favours with such attitudes and only stand to show their own ignorance to all...,.Well said and very true. Agreed Wrong, although it a moot point whether facilitating racism absolves you from all responsibility. I'm sure that the brexit vote was far too wide an issue to suggest that those who voted leave somehow facilitated racism because some racists also voted leave. I'm also positive that some racists voted remain. There were definitely more xenophobes who voted out and xenophobia leads to racism.Brexit gave credibility to the extreme right.Denial of this is blatantly absurd. No, the extreme right sought to use Brexit to garner credibility, and the kind of person who sputs nonsense about leave voters being racist gives it to them. Turn a blind eye to the blatant xenophobia associated with brexit then you're complicit. What a load of bollocks. Xenophobes and racists are desparate to make their views appear normal and will cling to anything that they can to do so; it is those who allow them to do that, like the OP who facilitate them. Brexit gave normality to xenophobia and racism long ago. Not the OP. Which race were they against?Thats easy anyone foreign.Take your fucking pick.Depends on who you dont like.Maybe for you the Afghanis at the car wash. "So I'm a racist? And since when was any foreigner a different race? | |||
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"Didn't hear you complaining very loudly at Mr Farage and his nazi posters. So you get to own it. Take the rough with the smooth, you and the racists were on the same side. You get to own the good things, if there end up being any, but you get to also own all of the downsides. " You are like a stuck record. I wondered when the subject of 'racist leave posters' would come up. It's funny how Remoaners turned a blind eye to the blatantly racist Remain campaign posters during the EU referendum campaign though, such as the operation black vote poster designed by saatchi and saatchi. One of the few Remainers to speak out about it and condemn it was London Mayor Sadiq Khan, but the vast majority of Remainers were silent about it. | |||
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"You aren't racist if you voted leave you moron!! I'm afraid that some have branded the 52% that voted "leave" as "racist". They do themselves no favours with such attitudes and only stand to show their own ignorance to all...,.Well said and very true. Agreed Wrong, although it a moot point whether facilitating racism absolves you from all responsibility. I'm sure that the brexit vote was far too wide an issue to suggest that those who voted leave somehow facilitated racism because some racists also voted leave. I'm also positive that some racists voted remain. There were definitely more xenophobes who voted out and xenophobia leads to racism.Brexit gave credibility to the extreme right.Denial of this is blatantly absurd. True. False. See above. Not all of the people who voted leave are racists, but out of the racists who voted, I'm going to say the vast majority voted the leave. If you dont think that the racists were emboldened by the vote, how do you account for the massive rise in hate crimes? I don't care what your pejudices lead you to conclude about what the majority of racists did, to be honest. Racists were of course emboldened by the vote because, as I said above, they used the idea to attempt to give credibility to their views, and it is people like you, who make lazy assumptions who are actually the ones giving them creedence. How am I giving credence to their views? You say it yourself, racists and xenophobes will cling to any idea that gives then credibility, they clung to Brexit. By playing right into their hands by perpetuating the idea that most racists voted Brexit - Brexit won the popuar vote, ergo, they think that a majority of people sympathise with their views. I really get where your comming from.By giving oxygen to the far right the OP is complicit. However sometimes you've got to call these motherfuckers out.. "Call racists out for being racist - don't muddy the waters by suggesting that half the population is racist by association. It's just the other side to their coin, it makes you just as much of a bigot. | |||
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"You aren't racist if you voted leave you moron!! I'm afraid that some have branded the 52% that voted "leave" as "racist". They do themselves no favours with such attitudes and only stand to show their own ignorance to all...,.Well said and very true. Agreed Wrong, although it a moot point whether facilitating racism absolves you from all responsibility. I'm sure that the brexit vote was far too wide an issue to suggest that those who voted leave somehow facilitated racism because some racists also voted leave. I'm also positive that some racists voted remain. There were definitely more xenophobes who voted out and xenophobia leads to racism.Brexit gave credibility to the extreme right.Denial of this is blatantly absurd. True. False. See above. Not all of the people who voted leave are racists, but out of the racists who voted, I'm going to say the vast majority voted the leave. If you dont think that the racists were emboldened by the vote, how do you account for the massive rise in hate crimes? I don't care what your pejudices lead you to conclude about what the majority of racists did, to be honest. Racists were of course emboldened by the vote because, as I said above, they used the idea to attempt to give credibility to their views, and it is people like you, who make lazy assumptions who are actually the ones giving them creedence. How am I giving credence to their views? You say it yourself, racists and xenophobes will cling to any idea that gives then credibility, they clung to Brexit. By playing right into their hands by perpetuating the idea that most racists voted Brexit - Brexit won the popuar vote, ergo, they think that a majority of people sympathise with their views. " And what are you basing your belief that racists didn't vote for Brexit on? | |||
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"You aren't racist if you voted leave you moron!! I'm afraid that some have branded the 52% that voted "leave" as "racist". They do themselves no favours with such attitudes and only stand to show their own ignorance to all...,.Well said and very true. Agreed Wrong, although it a moot point whether facilitating racism absolves you from all responsibility. I'm sure that the brexit vote was far too wide an issue to suggest that those who voted leave somehow facilitated racism because some racists also voted leave. I'm also positive that some racists voted remain. There were definitely more xenophobes who voted out and xenophobia leads to racism.Brexit gave credibility to the extreme right.Denial of this is blatantly absurd. No, the extreme right sought to use Brexit to garner credibility, and the kind of person who sputs nonsense about leave voters being racist gives it to them. Turn a blind eye to the blatant xenophobia associated with brexit then you're complicit. What a load of bollocks. Xenophobes and racists are desparate to make their views appear normal and will cling to anything that they can to do so; it is those who allow them to do that, like the OP who facilitate them. Brexit gave normality to xenophobia and racism long ago. Not the OP. Which race were they against?Thats easy anyone foreign.Take your fucking pick.Depends on who you dont like.Maybe for you the Afghanis at the car wash.
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"You aren't racist if you voted leave you moron!! I'm afraid that some have branded the 52% that voted "leave" as "racist". They do themselves no favours with such attitudes and only stand to show their own ignorance to all...,.Well said and very true. Agreed Wrong, although it a moot point whether facilitating racism absolves you from all responsibility. I'm sure that the brexit vote was far too wide an issue to suggest that those who voted leave somehow facilitated racism because some racists also voted leave. I'm also positive that some racists voted remain. There were definitely more xenophobes who voted out and xenophobia leads to racism.Brexit gave credibility to the extreme right.Denial of this is blatantly absurd. True. False. See above. Not all of the people who voted leave are racists, but out of the racists who voted, I'm going to say the vast majority voted the leave. If you dont think that the racists were emboldened by the vote, how do you account for the massive rise in hate crimes? I don't care what your pejudices lead you to conclude about what the majority of racists did, to be honest. Racists were of course emboldened by the vote because, as I said above, they used the idea to attempt to give credibility to their views, and it is people like you, who make lazy assumptions who are actually the ones giving them creedence. How am I giving credence to their views? You say it yourself, racists and xenophobes will cling to any idea that gives then credibility, they clung to Brexit. By playing right into their hands by perpetuating the idea that most racists voted Brexit - Brexit won the popuar vote, ergo, they think that a majority of people sympathise with their views. And what are you basing your belief that racists didn't vote for Brexit on? " Learn to read. | |||
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"A bigot and xenophobe who thinks anyone foreign is a different race" What ever race you are, what ever country you live in, lots of foreigners will be a different race to you. | |||
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"You aren't racist if you voted leave you moron!! I'm afraid that some have branded the 52% that voted "leave" as "racist". They do themselves no favours with such attitudes and only stand to show their own ignorance to all...,.Well said and very true. Agreed Wrong, although it a moot point whether facilitating racism absolves you from all responsibility. I'm sure that the brexit vote was far too wide an issue to suggest that those who voted leave somehow facilitated racism because some racists also voted leave. I'm also positive that some racists voted remain. There were definitely more xenophobes who voted out and xenophobia leads to racism.Brexit gave credibility to the extreme right.Denial of this is blatantly absurd. True. False. See above. Not all of the people who voted leave are racists, but out of the racists who voted, I'm going to say the vast majority voted the leave. If you dont think that the racists were emboldened by the vote, how do you account for the massive rise in hate crimes? I don't care what your pejudices lead you to conclude about what the majority of racists did, to be honest. Racists were of course emboldened by the vote because, as I said above, they used the idea to attempt to give credibility to their views, and it is people like you, who make lazy assumptions who are actually the ones giving them creedence. How am I giving credence to their views? You say it yourself, racists and xenophobes will cling to any idea that gives then credibility, they clung to Brexit. By playing right into their hands by perpetuating the idea that most racists voted Brexit - Brexit won the popuar vote, ergo, they think that a majority of people sympathise with their views. I really get where your comming from.By giving oxygen to the far right the OP is complicit. However sometimes you've got to call these motherfuckers out..
Call racists out for being racist - don't muddy the waters by suggesting that half the population is racist by association. It's just the other side to their coin, it makes you just as much of a bigot. "It makes you complicit if you ignore the blatant xenophobia associated with brexit. Lay down with dogs you get up with fleas. | |||
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"You aren't racist if you voted leave you moron!! I'm afraid that some have branded the 52% that voted "leave" as "racist". They do themselves no favours with such attitudes and only stand to show their own ignorance to all...,.Well said and very true. Agreed Wrong, although it a moot point whether facilitating racism absolves you from all responsibility. I'm sure that the brexit vote was far too wide an issue to suggest that those who voted leave somehow facilitated racism because some racists also voted leave. I'm also positive that some racists voted remain. There were definitely more xenophobes who voted out and xenophobia leads to racism.Brexit gave credibility to the extreme right.Denial of this is blatantly absurd. True. False. See above. Not all of the people who voted leave are racists, but out of the racists who voted, I'm going to say the vast majority voted the leave. If you dont think that the racists were emboldened by the vote, how do you account for the massive rise in hate crimes? I don't care what your pejudices lead you to conclude about what the majority of racists did, to be honest. Racists were of course emboldened by the vote because, as I said above, they used the idea to attempt to give credibility to their views, and it is people like you, who make lazy assumptions who are actually the ones giving them creedence. How am I giving credence to their views? You say it yourself, racists and xenophobes will cling to any idea that gives then credibility, they clung to Brexit. By playing right into their hands by perpetuating the idea that most racists voted Brexit - Brexit won the popuar vote, ergo, they think that a majority of people sympathise with their views. And what are you basing your belief that racists didn't vote for Brexit on? Learn to read." I can read you said "I'm also positive that some racists voted remain." I'm asking you what you are basing that on. | |||
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"A bigot and xenophobe who thinks anyone foreign is a different race What ever race you are, what ever country you live in, lots of foreigners will be a different race to you. " No shit sherlock. What race are the majority of EU citizens? | |||
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"A bigot and xenophobe who thinks anyone foreign is a different race What ever race you are, what ever country you live in, lots of foreigners will be a different race to you. No shit sherlock. What race are the majority of EU citizens?" So if you understand that, it's neither xenophobic nor bigoted to know that many foreigners are a different race, is it? | |||
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"You aren't racist if you voted leave you moron!! I'm afraid that some have branded the 52% that voted "leave" as "racist". They do themselves no favours with such attitudes and only stand to show their own ignorance to all...,.Well said and very true. Agreed Wrong, although it a moot point whether facilitating racism absolves you from all responsibility. I'm sure that the brexit vote was far too wide an issue to suggest that those who voted leave somehow facilitated racism because some racists also voted leave. I'm also positive that some racists voted remain. There were definitely more xenophobes who voted out and xenophobia leads to racism.Brexit gave credibility to the extreme right.Denial of this is blatantly absurd. True. False. See above. Not all of the people who voted leave are racists, but out of the racists who voted, I'm going to say the vast majority voted the leave. If you dont think that the racists were emboldened by the vote, how do you account for the massive rise in hate crimes? I don't care what your pejudices lead you to conclude about what the majority of racists did, to be honest. Racists were of course emboldened by the vote because, as I said above, they used the idea to attempt to give credibility to their views, and it is people like you, who make lazy assumptions who are actually the ones giving them creedence. How am I giving credence to their views? You say it yourself, racists and xenophobes will cling to any idea that gives then credibility, they clung to Brexit. By playing right into their hands by perpetuating the idea that most racists voted Brexit - Brexit won the popuar vote, ergo, they think that a majority of people sympathise with their views. And what are you basing your belief that racists didn't vote for Brexit on? Learn to read. I can read you said "I'm also positive that some racists voted remain." I'm asking you what you are basing that on." So; I said that some racists voted remain, some lewave and not that "racists didn't vote for Brexit" as you said. I'm basing my belief that the poll was almost 50:50 and its incredibly unlikely that "all racists" behaved the same way. | |||
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"You aren't racist if you voted leave you moron!! I'm afraid that some have branded the 52% that voted "leave" as "racist". They do themselves no favours with such attitudes and only stand to show their own ignorance to all...,.Well said and very true. Agreed Wrong, although it a moot point whether facilitating racism absolves you from all responsibility. I'm sure that the brexit vote was far too wide an issue to suggest that those who voted leave somehow facilitated racism because some racists also voted leave. I'm also positive that some racists voted remain. There were definitely more xenophobes who voted out and xenophobia leads to racism.Brexit gave credibility to the extreme right.Denial of this is blatantly absurd. True. False. See above. Not all of the people who voted leave are racists, but out of the racists who voted, I'm going to say the vast majority voted the leave. If you dont think that the racists were emboldened by the vote, how do you account for the massive rise in hate crimes? I don't care what your pejudices lead you to conclude about what the majority of racists did, to be honest. Racists were of course emboldened by the vote because, as I said above, they used the idea to attempt to give credibility to their views, and it is people like you, who make lazy assumptions who are actually the ones giving them creedence. How am I giving credence to their views? You say it yourself, racists and xenophobes will cling to any idea that gives then credibility, they clung to Brexit. By playing right into their hands by perpetuating the idea that most racists voted Brexit - Brexit won the popuar vote, ergo, they think that a majority of people sympathise with their views. And what are you basing your belief that racists didn't vote for Brexit on? Learn to read. I can read you said "I'm also positive that some racists voted remain." I'm asking you what you are basing that on. So; I said that some racists voted remain, some lewave and not that "racists didn't vote for Brexit" as you said. I'm basing my belief that the poll was almost 50:50 and its incredibly unlikely that "all racists" behaved the same way. " Would you agree that racists and xenophobes tend to be against immigration? | |||
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"A bigot and xenophobe who thinks anyone foreign is a different race What ever race you are, what ever country you live in, lots of foreigners will be a different race to you. No shit sherlock. What race are the majority of EU citizens? So if you understand that, it's neither xenophobic nor bigoted to know that many foreigners are a different race, is it? " Majority of EU citizens are white Caucasian though same race as majority of UK citizens. I take it you understand the difference between race and nationality? (Then again reading yours and other Remoaners posts on this thread it appears you don't). | |||
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"You aren't racist if you voted leave you moron!! I'm afraid that some have branded the 52% that voted "leave" as "racist". They do themselves no favours with such attitudes and only stand to show their own ignorance to all...,.Well said and very true. Agreed Wrong, although it a moot point whether facilitating racism absolves you from all responsibility. I'm sure that the brexit vote was far too wide an issue to suggest that those who voted leave somehow facilitated racism because some racists also voted leave. I'm also positive that some racists voted remain. There were definitely more xenophobes who voted out and xenophobia leads to racism.Brexit gave credibility to the extreme right.Denial of this is blatantly absurd. True. False. See above. Not all of the people who voted leave are racists, but out of the racists who voted, I'm going to say the vast majority voted the leave. If you dont think that the racists were emboldened by the vote, how do you account for the massive rise in hate crimes? I don't care what your pejudices lead you to conclude about what the majority of racists did, to be honest. Racists were of course emboldened by the vote because, as I said above, they used the idea to attempt to give credibility to their views, and it is people like you, who make lazy assumptions who are actually the ones giving them creedence. How am I giving credence to their views? You say it yourself, racists and xenophobes will cling to any idea that gives then credibility, they clung to Brexit. By playing right into their hands by perpetuating the idea that most racists voted Brexit - Brexit won the popuar vote, ergo, they think that a majority of people sympathise with their views. And what are you basing your belief that racists didn't vote for Brexit on? Learn to read. I can read you said "I'm also positive that some racists voted remain." I'm asking you what you are basing that on. So; I said that some racists voted remain, some lewave and not that "racists didn't vote for Brexit" as you said. I'm basing my belief that the poll was almost 50:50 and its incredibly unlikely that "all racists" behaved the same way. Would you agree that racists and xenophobes tend to be against immigration?" Is the pope fucking Catholic . | |||
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"A bigot and xenophobe who thinks anyone foreign is a different race What ever race you are, what ever country you live in, lots of foreigners will be a different race to you. No shit sherlock. What race are the majority of EU citizens? So if you understand that, it's neither xenophobic nor bigoted to know that many foreigners are a different race, is it? Majority of EU citizens are white Caucasian though same race as majority of UK citizens. I take it you understand the difference between race and nationality? (Then again reading yours and other Remoaners posts on this thread it appears you don't). " Read the post: "A bigot and xenophobe who thinks anyone foreign is a different race" Now show me the bit that says EU. | |||
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"A bigot and xenophobe who thinks anyone foreign is a different race What ever race you are, what ever country you live in, lots of foreigners will be a different race to you. No shit sherlock. What race are the majority of EU citizens? So if you understand that, it's neither xenophobic nor bigoted to know that many foreigners are a different race, is it? Majority of EU citizens are white Caucasian though same race as majority of UK citizens. I take it you understand the difference between race and nationality? (Then again reading yours and other Remoaners posts on this thread it appears you don't). Read the post: "A bigot and xenophobe who thinks anyone foreign is a different race" Now show me the bit that says EU. " It was in the previous post which you responded to and you completely ignored the EU bit. Do you understand the difference between race and nationality or not? They are completely different things. | |||
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"You aren't racist if you voted leave you moron!! I'm afraid that some have branded the 52% that voted "leave" as "racist". They do themselves no favours with such attitudes and only stand to show their own ignorance to all...,.Well said and very true. Agreed Wrong, although it a moot point whether facilitating racism absolves you from all responsibility. I'm sure that the brexit vote was far too wide an issue to suggest that those who voted leave somehow facilitated racism because some racists also voted leave. I'm also positive that some racists voted remain. There were definitely more xenophobes who voted out and xenophobia leads to racism.Brexit gave credibility to the extreme right.Denial of this is blatantly absurd. True. False. See above. Not all of the people who voted leave are racists, but out of the racists who voted, I'm going to say the vast majority voted the leave. If you dont think that the racists were emboldened by the vote, how do you account for the massive rise in hate crimes? I don't care what your pejudices lead you to conclude about what the majority of racists did, to be honest. Racists were of course emboldened by the vote because, as I said above, they used the idea to attempt to give credibility to their views, and it is people like you, who make lazy assumptions who are actually the ones giving them creedence. How am I giving credence to their views? You say it yourself, racists and xenophobes will cling to any idea that gives then credibility, they clung to Brexit. By playing right into their hands by perpetuating the idea that most racists voted Brexit - Brexit won the popuar vote, ergo, they think that a majority of people sympathise with their views. And what are you basing your belief that racists didn't vote for Brexit on? Learn to read. I can read you said "I'm also positive that some racists voted remain." I'm asking you what you are basing that on. So; I said that some racists voted remain, some lewave and not that "racists didn't vote for Brexit" as you said. I'm basing my belief that the poll was almost 50:50 and its incredibly unlikely that "all racists" behaved the same way. Would you agree that racists and xenophobes tend to be against immigration?" Most are, some aren't. As I said in my earlier posts, Brexit is far too broad an issue to attribute one set of characteristics to essentially half the population, and in an attempt to do so, you look very foolish, which plays right into the hands of the genuine racists, who now want to feel like they are the majority of the populations imply because Brexit won the popular vote. The more that people like you jump up and down making these ridiculous claims, the more vindicated those racists will feel. | |||
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"A bigot and xenophobe who thinks anyone foreign is a different race What ever race you are, what ever country you live in, lots of foreigners will be a different race to you. No shit sherlock. What race are the majority of EU citizens? So if you understand that, it's neither xenophobic nor bigoted to know that many foreigners are a different race, is it? Majority of EU citizens are white Caucasian though same race as majority of UK citizens. I take it you understand the difference between race and nationality? (Then again reading yours and other Remoaners posts on this thread it appears you don't). Read the post: "A bigot and xenophobe who thinks anyone foreign is a different race" Now show me the bit that says EU. It was in the previous post which you responded to and you completely ignored the EU bit. Do you understand the difference between race and nationality or not? They are completely different things. " So your xenophobic against other white europeans .Mother fucker please. .. | |||
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"You aren't racist if you voted leave you moron!! I'm afraid that some have branded the 52% that voted "leave" as "racist". They do themselves no favours with such attitudes and only stand to show their own ignorance to all...,.Well said and very true. Agreed Wrong, although it a moot point whether facilitating racism absolves you from all responsibility. I'm sure that the brexit vote was far too wide an issue to suggest that those who voted leave somehow facilitated racism because some racists also voted leave. I'm also positive that some racists voted remain. There were definitely more xenophobes who voted out and xenophobia leads to racism.Brexit gave credibility to the extreme right.Denial of this is blatantly absurd. True. False. See above. Not all of the people who voted leave are racists, but out of the racists who voted, I'm going to say the vast majority voted the leave. If you dont think that the racists were emboldened by the vote, how do you account for the massive rise in hate crimes? I don't care what your pejudices lead you to conclude about what the majority of racists did, to be honest. Racists were of course emboldened by the vote because, as I said above, they used the idea to attempt to give credibility to their views, and it is people like you, who make lazy assumptions who are actually the ones giving them creedence. How am I giving credence to their views? You say it yourself, racists and xenophobes will cling to any idea that gives then credibility, they clung to Brexit. By playing right into their hands by perpetuating the idea that most racists voted Brexit - Brexit won the popuar vote, ergo, they think that a majority of people sympathise with their views. And what are you basing your belief that racists didn't vote for Brexit on? Learn to read. I can read you said "I'm also positive that some racists voted remain." I'm asking you what you are basing that on. So; I said that some racists voted remain, some lewave and not that "racists didn't vote for Brexit" as you said. I'm basing my belief that the poll was almost 50:50 and its incredibly unlikely that "all racists" behaved the same way. Would you agree that racists and xenophobes tend to be against immigration? Most are, some aren't. As I said in my earlier posts, Brexit is far too broad an issue to attribute one set of characteristics to essentially half the population, and in an attempt to do so, you look very foolish, which plays right into the hands of the genuine racists, who now want to feel like they are the majority of the populations imply because Brexit won the popular vote. The more that people like you jump up and down making these ridiculous claims, the more vindicated those racists will feel. " I have very clearly stated that not all Leavers are racists, it seems to be you that is making that link. So which racists and xenophobes are Pro-immigration exactly? | |||
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"A bigot and xenophobe who thinks anyone foreign is a different race What ever race you are, what ever country you live in, lots of foreigners will be a different race to you. No shit sherlock. What race are the majority of EU citizens? So if you understand that, it's neither xenophobic nor bigoted to know that many foreigners are a different race, is it? Majority of EU citizens are white Caucasian though same race as majority of UK citizens. I take it you understand the difference between race and nationality? (Then again reading yours and other Remoaners posts on this thread it appears you don't). Read the post: "A bigot and xenophobe who thinks anyone foreign is a different race" Now show me the bit that says EU. It was in the previous post which you responded to and you completely ignored the EU bit. Do you understand the difference between race and nationality or not? They are completely different things. " I do know the difference, are you trying to suggest that you can't be bigotted or xenophobic about people from EU countries? | |||
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"You aren't racist if you voted leave you moron!! I'm afraid that some have branded the 52% that voted "leave" as "racist". They do themselves no favours with such attitudes and only stand to show their own ignorance to all...,.Well said and very true. Agreed Wrong, although it a moot point whether facilitating racism absolves you from all responsibility. I'm sure that the brexit vote was far too wide an issue to suggest that those who voted leave somehow facilitated racism because some racists also voted leave. I'm also positive that some racists voted remain. There were definitely more xenophobes who voted out and xenophobia leads to racism.Brexit gave credibility to the extreme right.Denial of this is blatantly absurd. True. False. See above. Not all of the people who voted leave are racists, but out of the racists who voted, I'm going to say the vast majority voted the leave. If you dont think that the racists were emboldened by the vote, how do you account for the massive rise in hate crimes? I don't care what your pejudices lead you to conclude about what the majority of racists did, to be honest. Racists were of course emboldened by the vote because, as I said above, they used the idea to attempt to give credibility to their views, and it is people like you, who make lazy assumptions who are actually the ones giving them creedence. How am I giving credence to their views? You say it yourself, racists and xenophobes will cling to any idea that gives then credibility, they clung to Brexit. By playing right into their hands by perpetuating the idea that most racists voted Brexit - Brexit won the popuar vote, ergo, they think that a majority of people sympathise with their views. And what are you basing your belief that racists didn't vote for Brexit on? Learn to read. I can read you said "I'm also positive that some racists voted remain." I'm asking you what you are basing that on. So; I said that some racists voted remain, some lewave and not that "racists didn't vote for Brexit" as you said. I'm basing my belief that the poll was almost 50:50 and its incredibly unlikely that "all racists" behaved the same way. Would you agree that racists and xenophobes tend to be against immigration? Most are, some aren't. As I said in my earlier posts, Brexit is far too broad an issue to attribute one set of characteristics to essentially half the population, and in an attempt to do so, you look very foolish, which plays right into the hands of the genuine racists, who now want to feel like they are the majority of the populations imply because Brexit won the popular vote. The more that people like you jump up and down making these ridiculous claims, the more vindicated those racists will feel. I have very clearly stated that not all Leavers are racists, it seems to be you that is making that link. So which racists and xenophobes are Pro-immigration exactly? " . Mexicans | |||
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"You aren't racist if you voted leave you moron!! I'm afraid that some have branded the 52% that voted "leave" as "racist". They do themselves no favours with such attitudes and only stand to show their own ignorance to all...,.Well said and very true. Agreed Wrong, although it a moot point whether facilitating racism absolves you from all responsibility. I'm sure that the brexit vote was far too wide an issue to suggest that those who voted leave somehow facilitated racism because some racists also voted leave. I'm also positive that some racists voted remain. There were definitely more xenophobes who voted out and xenophobia leads to racism.Brexit gave credibility to the extreme right.Denial of this is blatantly absurd. True. False. See above. Not all of the people who voted leave are racists, but out of the racists who voted, I'm going to say the vast majority voted the leave. If you dont think that the racists were emboldened by the vote, how do you account for the massive rise in hate crimes? I don't care what your pejudices lead you to conclude about what the majority of racists did, to be honest. Racists were of course emboldened by the vote because, as I said above, they used the idea to attempt to give credibility to their views, and it is people like you, who make lazy assumptions who are actually the ones giving them creedence. How am I giving credence to their views? You say it yourself, racists and xenophobes will cling to any idea that gives then credibility, they clung to Brexit. By playing right into their hands by perpetuating the idea that most racists voted Brexit - Brexit won the popuar vote, ergo, they think that a majority of people sympathise with their views. And what are you basing your belief that racists didn't vote for Brexit on? Learn to read. I can read you said "I'm also positive that some racists voted remain." I'm asking you what you are basing that on. So; I said that some racists voted remain, some lewave and not that "racists didn't vote for Brexit" as you said. I'm basing my belief that the poll was almost 50:50 and its incredibly unlikely that "all racists" behaved the same way. Would you agree that racists and xenophobes tend to be against immigration? Most are, some aren't. As I said in my earlier posts, Brexit is far too broad an issue to attribute one set of characteristics to essentially half the population, and in an attempt to do so, you look very foolish, which plays right into the hands of the genuine racists, who now want to feel like they are the majority of the populations imply because Brexit won the popular vote. The more that people like you jump up and down making these ridiculous claims, the more vindicated those racists will feel. I have very clearly stated that not all Leavers are racists, it seems to be you that is making that link. So which racists and xenophobes are Pro-immigration exactly? " The OP did though, keep up. | |||
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"You aren't racist if you voted leave you moron!! I'm afraid that some have branded the 52% that voted "leave" as "racist". They do themselves no favours with such attitudes and only stand to show their own ignorance to all...,.Well said and very true. Agreed Wrong, although it a moot point whether facilitating racism absolves you from all responsibility. I'm sure that the brexit vote was far too wide an issue to suggest that those who voted leave somehow facilitated racism because some racists also voted leave. I'm also positive that some racists voted remain. There were definitely more xenophobes who voted out and xenophobia leads to racism.Brexit gave credibility to the extreme right.Denial of this is blatantly absurd. True. False. See above. Not all of the people who voted leave are racists, but out of the racists who voted, I'm going to say the vast majority voted the leave. If you dont think that the racists were emboldened by the vote, how do you account for the massive rise in hate crimes? I don't care what your pejudices lead you to conclude about what the majority of racists did, to be honest. Racists were of course emboldened by the vote because, as I said above, they used the idea to attempt to give credibility to their views, and it is people like you, who make lazy assumptions who are actually the ones giving them creedence. How am I giving credence to their views? You say it yourself, racists and xenophobes will cling to any idea that gives then credibility, they clung to Brexit. By playing right into their hands by perpetuating the idea that most racists voted Brexit - Brexit won the popuar vote, ergo, they think that a majority of people sympathise with their views. And what are you basing your belief that racists didn't vote for Brexit on? Learn to read. I can read you said "I'm also positive that some racists voted remain." I'm asking you what you are basing that on. So; I said that some racists voted remain, some lewave and not that "racists didn't vote for Brexit" as you said. I'm basing my belief that the poll was almost 50:50 and its incredibly unlikely that "all racists" behaved the same way. Would you agree that racists and xenophobes tend to be against immigration? Most are, some aren't. As I said in my earlier posts, Brexit is far too broad an issue to attribute one set of characteristics to essentially half the population, and in an attempt to do so, you look very foolish, which plays right into the hands of the genuine racists, who now want to feel like they are the majority of the populations imply because Brexit won the popular vote. The more that people like you jump up and down making these ridiculous claims, the more vindicated those racists will feel. I have very clearly stated that not all Leavers are racists, it seems to be you that is making that link. So which racists and xenophobes are Pro-immigration exactly? The OP did though, keep up. " But you are saying that 'people like me' are making these claims, which is false. So which racists and xenophobes are Pro-immigration exactly? | |||
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"You aren't racist if you voted leave you moron!! I'm afraid that some have branded the 52% that voted "leave" as "racist". They do themselves no favours with such attitudes and only stand to show their own ignorance to all...,.Well said and very true. Agreed Wrong, although it a moot point whether facilitating racism absolves you from all responsibility. I'm sure that the brexit vote was far too wide an issue to suggest that those who voted leave somehow facilitated racism because some racists also voted leave. I'm also positive that some racists voted remain. There were definitely more xenophobes who voted out and xenophobia leads to racism.Brexit gave credibility to the extreme right.Denial of this is blatantly absurd. True. False. See above. Not all of the people who voted leave are racists, but out of the racists who voted, I'm going to say the vast majority voted the leave. If you dont think that the racists were emboldened by the vote, how do you account for the massive rise in hate crimes? I don't care what your pejudices lead you to conclude about what the majority of racists did, to be honest. Racists were of course emboldened by the vote because, as I said above, they used the idea to attempt to give credibility to their views, and it is people like you, who make lazy assumptions who are actually the ones giving them creedence. How am I giving credence to their views? You say it yourself, racists and xenophobes will cling to any idea that gives then credibility, they clung to Brexit. By playing right into their hands by perpetuating the idea that most racists voted Brexit - Brexit won the popuar vote, ergo, they think that a majority of people sympathise with their views. And what are you basing your belief that racists didn't vote for Brexit on? Learn to read. I can read you said "I'm also positive that some racists voted remain." I'm asking you what you are basing that on. So; I said that some racists voted remain, some lewave and not that "racists didn't vote for Brexit" as you said. I'm basing my belief that the poll was almost 50:50 and its incredibly unlikely that "all racists" behaved the same way. Would you agree that racists and xenophobes tend to be against immigration? Most are, some aren't. As I said in my earlier posts, Brexit is far too broad an issue to attribute one set of characteristics to essentially half the population, and in an attempt to do so, you look very foolish, which plays right into the hands of the genuine racists, who now want to feel like they are the majority of the populations imply because Brexit won the popular vote. The more that people like you jump up and down making these ridiculous claims, the more vindicated those racists will feel. I have very clearly stated that not all Leavers are racists, it seems to be you that is making that link. So which racists and xenophobes are Pro-immigration exactly? The OP did though, keep up. But you are saying that 'people like me' are making these claims, which is false. So which racists and xenophobes are Pro-immigration exactly? " Because you wade into any Brexit thread blindly backing any assertions made by a pro-leave poster, making you look utterly ridiculous. | |||
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"You aren't racist if you voted leave you moron!! I'm afraid that some have branded the 52% that voted "leave" as "racist". They do themselves no favours with such attitudes and only stand to show their own ignorance to all...,.Well said and very true. Agreed Wrong, although it a moot point whether facilitating racism absolves you from all responsibility. I'm sure that the brexit vote was far too wide an issue to suggest that those who voted leave somehow facilitated racism because some racists also voted leave. I'm also positive that some racists voted remain. There were definitely more xenophobes who voted out and xenophobia leads to racism.Brexit gave credibility to the extreme right.Denial of this is blatantly absurd. True. False. See above. Not all of the people who voted leave are racists, but out of the racists who voted, I'm going to say the vast majority voted the leave. If you dont think that the racists were emboldened by the vote, how do you account for the massive rise in hate crimes? I don't care what your pejudices lead you to conclude about what the majority of racists did, to be honest. Racists were of course emboldened by the vote because, as I said above, they used the idea to attempt to give credibility to their views, and it is people like you, who make lazy assumptions who are actually the ones giving them creedence. How am I giving credence to their views? You say it yourself, racists and xenophobes will cling to any idea that gives then credibility, they clung to Brexit. By playing right into their hands by perpetuating the idea that most racists voted Brexit - Brexit won the popuar vote, ergo, they think that a majority of people sympathise with their views. And what are you basing your belief that racists didn't vote for Brexit on? Learn to read. I can read you said "I'm also positive that some racists voted remain." I'm asking you what you are basing that on. So; I said that some racists voted remain, some lewave and not that "racists didn't vote for Brexit" as you said. I'm basing my belief that the poll was almost 50:50 and its incredibly unlikely that "all racists" behaved the same way. Would you agree that racists and xenophobes tend to be against immigration? Most are, some aren't. As I said in my earlier posts, Brexit is far too broad an issue to attribute one set of characteristics to essentially half the population, and in an attempt to do so, you look very foolish, which plays right into the hands of the genuine racists, who now want to feel like they are the majority of the populations imply because Brexit won the popular vote. The more that people like you jump up and down making these ridiculous claims, the more vindicated those racists will feel. I have very clearly stated that not all Leavers are racists, it seems to be you that is making that link. So which racists and xenophobes are Pro-immigration exactly? The OP did though, keep up. But you are saying that 'people like me' are making these claims, which is false. So which racists and xenophobes are Pro-immigration exactly? Because you wade into any Brexit thread blindly backing any assertions made by a pro-leave poster, making you look utterly ridiculous. " So which racists and xenophobes are Pro-immigration exactly? | |||
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"You aren't racist if you voted leave you moron!! I'm afraid that some have branded the 52% that voted "leave" as "racist". They do themselves no favours with such attitudes and only stand to show their own ignorance to all...,.Well said and very true. Agreed Wrong, although it a moot point whether facilitating racism absolves you from all responsibility. I'm sure that the brexit vote was far too wide an issue to suggest that those who voted leave somehow facilitated racism because some racists also voted leave. I'm also positive that some racists voted remain. There were definitely more xenophobes who voted out and xenophobia leads to racism.Brexit gave credibility to the extreme right.Denial of this is blatantly absurd. True. False. See above. Not all of the people who voted leave are racists, but out of the racists who voted, I'm going to say the vast majority voted the leave. If you dont think that the racists were emboldened by the vote, how do you account for the massive rise in hate crimes? I don't care what your pejudices lead you to conclude about what the majority of racists did, to be honest. Racists were of course emboldened by the vote because, as I said above, they used the idea to attempt to give credibility to their views, and it is people like you, who make lazy assumptions who are actually the ones giving them creedence. How am I giving credence to their views? You say it yourself, racists and xenophobes will cling to any idea that gives then credibility, they clung to Brexit. By playing right into their hands by perpetuating the idea that most racists voted Brexit - Brexit won the popuar vote, ergo, they think that a majority of people sympathise with their views. And what are you basing your belief that racists didn't vote for Brexit on? Learn to read. I can read you said "I'm also positive that some racists voted remain." I'm asking you what you are basing that on. So; I said that some racists voted remain, some lewave and not that "racists didn't vote for Brexit" as you said. I'm basing my belief that the poll was almost 50:50 and its incredibly unlikely that "all racists" behaved the same way. Would you agree that racists and xenophobes tend to be against immigration? Most are, some aren't. As I said in my earlier posts, Brexit is far too broad an issue to attribute one set of characteristics to essentially half the population, and in an attempt to do so, you look very foolish, which plays right into the hands of the genuine racists, who now want to feel like they are the majority of the populations imply because Brexit won the popular vote. The more that people like you jump up and down making these ridiculous claims, the more vindicated those racists will feel. I have very clearly stated that not all Leavers are racists, it seems to be you that is making that link. So which racists and xenophobes are Pro-immigration exactly? The OP did though, keep up. But you are saying that 'people like me' are making these claims, which is false. So which racists and xenophobes are Pro-immigration exactly? Because you wade into any Brexit thread blindly backing any assertions made by a pro-leave poster, making you look utterly ridiculous. So which racists and xenophobes are Pro-immigration exactly? " The ones that are? You can be pro importing labour and still regard the people you import as inferior. | |||
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"Farage, banks, Gove, Theresa May and other prominent Brexiters all cosied up to Trump as their saviour/mate/partner. No good you brexiters claiming nothing to do with you, it's yours, own it. See also the rise in hate crime. You aligned with these people, were deafeningly silent when it was in your name, so yes, you fucking own that too. No whinging, like you accuse remoaners of doing, just accept the good with the bad because that's what you got. " You do know that May was on the remain side don't you? | |||
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"A bigot and xenophobe who thinks anyone foreign is a different race What ever race you are, what ever country you live in, lots of foreigners will be a different race to you. No shit sherlock. What race are the majority of EU citizens? So if you understand that, it's neither xenophobic nor bigoted to know that many foreigners are a different race, is it? Majority of EU citizens are white Caucasian though same race as majority of UK citizens. I take it you understand the difference between race and nationality? (Then again reading yours and other Remoaners posts on this thread it appears you don't). Read the post: "A bigot and xenophobe who thinks anyone foreign is a different race" Now show me the bit that says EU. It was in the previous post which you responded to and you completely ignored the EU bit. Do you understand the difference between race and nationality or not? They are completely different things. I do know the difference, are you trying to suggest that you can't be bigotted or xenophobic about people from EU countries? "You and other mainly remainers earlier in the thread were throwing the racist label around very casually. It seems you've stopped now or are back tracking on it because the difference between nationality and race has been pointed out to you. Know the meaning of a word before you throw it about, and its people like you who use the racist word in a casual way which devalues the word and the real meaning of it. | |||
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"A bigot and xenophobe who thinks anyone foreign is a different race What ever race you are, what ever country you live in, lots of foreigners will be a different race to you. No shit sherlock. What race are the majority of EU citizens? So if you understand that, it's neither xenophobic nor bigoted to know that many foreigners are a different race, is it? Majority of EU citizens are white Caucasian though same race as majority of UK citizens. I take it you understand the difference between race and nationality? (Then again reading yours and other Remoaners posts on this thread it appears you don't). Read the post: "A bigot and xenophobe who thinks anyone foreign is a different race" Now show me the bit that says EU. It was in the previous post which you responded to and you completely ignored the EU bit. Do you understand the difference between race and nationality or not? They are completely different things. I do know the difference, are you trying to suggest that you can't be bigotted or xenophobic about people from EU countries?
You and other mainly remainers earlier in the thread were throwing the racist label around very casually. It seems you've stopped now or are back tracking on it because the difference between nationality and race has been pointed out to you. Know the meaning of a word before you throw it about, and its people like you who use the racist word in a casual way which devalues the word and the real meaning of it. "No, if you say something racist, expect to be called a racist. Those who see racist comments being made, and don't say anything aren't much better either. | |||
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"It is rather odd to suggest that many leave voters were racist and racists are facists and facists are ultra right wing, yet the figures show that many constituences with the biggest leave majorities were solid labour ones, so if the logic that many remaiers seem to follow means that many labour voters are ultra right wing racist facists , no wonder J Corbyn isnt very popular"You may have inadvertently hit on something there. I worked extensively in politics for over twenty years and, I'm my experience, I found that many Conservative members and supporters in strong Labour areas were far more right wing in all areas of policy, but especially social and immigration, than Conservative members and supporters in safe or marginal Conservative areas. Even more surprising was the often even more right wing views expressed by people who said they were Labour voters. It does not surprise me in the least that a lot of BREXIT's support came from traditional Labour areas and, having talked to voters in those areas in the past, I am absolutely convinced that those BREXIT votes were based on a deep seated xenophobic racism. Do I believe that all BREXIT voters were/are racist xenophobes? No, I don't. Do I believe that most racists and xenophobes voted for BREXIT? Yes, absolutely. | |||
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"Didn't hear you complaining very loudly at Mr Farage and his nazi posters. So you get to own it. Take the rough with the smooth, you and the racists were on the same side. You get to own the good things, if there end up being any, but you get to also own all of the downsides. You are like a stuck record. I wondered when the subject of 'racist leave posters' would come up. It's funny how Remoaners turned a blind eye to the blatantly racist Remain campaign posters during the EU referendum campaign though, such as the operation black vote poster designed by saatchi and saatchi. One of the few Remainers to speak out about it and condemn it was London Mayor Sadiq Khan, but the vast majority of Remainers were silent about it. " That would be a very good point if it we're actually true but, as I'm pretty sure you are fully aware of, the poster you mention had nothing to do with the Remain campaign but was a poster about voter registration issued by an organisation call 'Operation Black Vote' which, with the exception of this one clearly racist poster, has the full support and backing of most leading politicians across the political divide including Nigel Farage. Absolutely nothing to do with any Remain campaign as the link below makes clear. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-eu-referendum-36379934 | |||
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"Wow, I'm confused now. I voted to leave but not because I'm racist and not due to immigration so did I do it wrong? Do I need to get rid of my black and Asian friends? Can I keep my Sikh best friend or is being racist compulsory? Obviously white Europeans can be hated because that's only xenophobia and the accusations are mainly about racism. Is there a course I can go on to learn how to be xenophobic, because frankly I have no idea having never done it. I voted leave for many many reasons after a lot of thought. It wasn't an easy decision but the EU wasn't right in my view. I understand that it's easier to pour bile and hatred on people and call them silly names to make yourself feel better but I hate to point out that it makes you look worse as a human.... " I was shocked at the coverage by the state broadcaster BBC, it was more like a old Soviet broadcast vote stay or you're racist, call me a racist I don't care, the word has lost all meaning. | |||
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"You aren't racist if you voted leave you moron!! I'm afraid that some have branded the 52% that voted "leave" as "racist". They do themselves no favours with such attitudes and only stand to show their own ignorance to all...,.Well said and very true. Agreed Wrong, although it a moot point whether facilitating racism absolves you from all responsibility. I'm sure that the brexit vote was far too wide an issue to suggest that those who voted leave somehow facilitated racism because some racists also voted leave. I'm also positive that some racists voted remain. There were definitely more xenophobes who voted out and xenophobia leads to racism.Brexit gave credibility to the extreme right.Denial of this is blatantly absurd. No, the extreme right sought to use Brexit to garner credibility, and the kind of person who sputs nonsense about leave voters being racist gives it to them. Turn a blind eye to the blatant xenophobia associated with brexit then you're complicit. What a load of bollocks. Xenophobes and racists are desparate to make their views appear normal and will cling to anything that they can to do so; it is those who allow them to do that, like the OP who facilitate them. Brexit gave normality to xenophobia and racism long ago. Not the OP. Which race were they against?Thats easy anyone foreign.Take your fucking pick.Depends on who you dont like.Maybe for you the Afghanis at the car wash.
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And since when was any foreigner a different race?
It's a warped view of racism that bitter Remainers seem to have. Now they think people who come from a foreign country must be a different race. It's laughable. "The division of human groups based on qualities assumed to be essential or innate to the group (e.g. shared ancestry or shared behavior) is racist. Racism and racial discrimination are often used to describe discrimination on an ethnic or cultural basis, independent of whether these differences are described or actually are as racial. You seem to be saying that discriminating against someone because they are Polish, French, German or European is OK because they are mostly white. It isn't OK and it's still racist but, even if you don't want to call it racist it's still discrimination on grounds of ethnicity and culture, and still wrong. | |||
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"You aren't racist if you voted leave you moron!! I'm afraid that some have branded the 52% that voted "leave" as "racist". They do themselves no favours with such attitudes and only stand to show their own ignorance to all...,.Well said and very true. Agreed Wrong, although it a moot point whether facilitating racism absolves you from all responsibility. I'm sure that the brexit vote was far too wide an issue to suggest that those who voted leave somehow facilitated racism because some racists also voted leave. I'm also positive that some racists voted remain. There were definitely more xenophobes who voted out and xenophobia leads to racism.Brexit gave credibility to the extreme right.Denial of this is blatantly absurd. No, the extreme right sought to use Brexit to garner credibility, and the kind of person who sputs nonsense about leave voters being racist gives it to them. Turn a blind eye to the blatant xenophobia associated with brexit then you're complicit. What a load of bollocks. Xenophobes and racists are desparate to make their views appear normal and will cling to anything that they can to do so; it is those who allow them to do that, like the OP who facilitate them. Brexit gave normality to xenophobia and racism long ago. Not the OP. Which race were they against?Thats easy anyone foreign.Take your fucking pick.Depends on who you dont like.Maybe for you the Afghanis at the car wash.
So I'm a racist?
And since when was any foreigner a different race?
It's a warped view of racism that bitter Remainers seem to have. Now they think people who come from a foreign country must be a different race. It's laughable.
The division of human groups based on qualities assumed to be essential or innate to the group (e.g. shared ancestry or shared behavior) is racist.
Racism and racial discrimination are often used to describe discrimination on an ethnic or cultural basis, independent of whether these differences are described or actually are as racial.
You seem to be saying that discriminating against someone because they are Polish, French, German or European is OK because they are mostly white. It isn't OK and it's still racist but, even if you don't want to call it racist it's still discrimination on grounds of ethnicity and culture, and still wrong."No one has told anyone to leave, no one has been discriminated against except me, I was told that unless I spoke Polish I would be considered for a job, that was a brewery in Ross on Wye. The manager was Polish, I complained and the Job Centre said there was nothing they could do. | |||
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"A bigot and xenophobe who thinks anyone foreign is a different race What ever race you are, what ever country you live in, lots of foreigners will be a different race to you. No shit sherlock. What race are the majority of EU citizens? So if you understand that, it's neither xenophobic nor bigoted to know that many foreigners are a different race, is it? Majority of EU citizens are white Caucasian though same race as majority of UK citizens. I take it you understand the difference between race and nationality? (Then again reading yours and other Remoaners posts on this thread it appears you don't). " I think the real question is whether you understand the differences between race and racist. People have been held accountable and for discriminatory remarks made against Irish people under various race relations laws. Are the Irish a different race than the British or other Europeans? | |||
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"A bigot and xenophobe who thinks anyone foreign is a different race What ever race you are, what ever country you live in, lots of foreigners will be a different race to you. No shit sherlock. What race are the majority of EU citizens? So if you understand that, it's neither xenophobic nor bigoted to know that many foreigners are a different race, is it? Majority of EU citizens are white Caucasian though same race as majority of UK citizens. I take it you understand the difference between race and nationality? (Then again reading yours and other Remoaners posts on this thread it appears you don't). I think the real question is whether you understand the differences between race and racist. People have been held accountable and for discriminatory remarks made against Irish people under various race relations laws. Are the Irish a different race than the British or other Europeans?" The whole race thing is a red herring, a government looks after its own citizens first. Not rascist simply impossible to do anything else. Trump is a classic example, Hilary went to rust belt promised them a rough time and to complain about losing jobs to Mexico, China etc, was narrow minded and racist, Trump said he's impose import tariffs if companies only moved to increase profits, they voted for Trump. | |||
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"Again, the racists think you're on their side. The racists victims think so too. Unfair? Well, you allowed all the nonsense in the campaign and the shitrag papers to go unchecked. It's not my responsibility, it's yours. Own it. " Well you're a member of a website that is obviously full of racists and racist sympathisers so you must be one by association. Own that | |||
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"Again, the racists think you're on their side. The racists victims think so too. Unfair? Well, you allowed all the nonsense in the campaign and the shitrag papers to go unchecked. It's not my responsibility, it's yours. Own it. Well you're a member of a website that is obviously full of racists and racist sympathisers so you must be one by association. Own that" The differnce is that th OP and others call it out you on the other hand look the other way. ..Own that! | |||
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"New Zealand are now the latest "racist" country. Who would have thought that!" . It doesnt surprise me! after Rhodesia feel to the natives anythings possible | |||
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"Again, the racists think you're on their side. The racists victims think so too. Unfair? Well, you allowed all the nonsense in the campaign and the shitrag papers to go unchecked. It's not my responsibility, it's yours. Own it. Well you're a member of a website that is obviously full of racists and racist sympathisers so you must be one by association. Own that The differnce is that th OP and others call it out you on the other hand look the other way. ..Own that!" No, the difference is, you and the OP call it out when it isn't there, thereby diluting real racism and you should be ashamed of yourselves | |||
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"Again, the racists think you're on their side. The racists victims think so too. Unfair? Well, you allowed all the nonsense in the campaign and the shitrag papers to go unchecked. It's not my responsibility, it's yours. Own it. Well you're a member of a website that is obviously full of racists and racist sympathisers so you must be one by association. Own that The differnce is that th OP and others call it out you on the other hand look the other way. ..Own that! No, the difference is, you and the OP call it out when it isn't there, thereby diluting real racism and you should be ashamed of yourselves" You have never called it out ever! which is telling.The shame is all yours.You deny racism even played a part in brexit.Which is blatantly absurd but standard practice for the likes of you. | |||
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"Exactly trump gets flack for saying America first as if he's a racist but wot leader doesn't put his/hers country first wud the Tories win This GE if they said EU first AFRICA first China first they wudnt get a single vote you look after yr own first then you can look after others " See, this is the problem. Everything has been reduced to such simple terms that things are missed. There is a very big difference from 'America first' with the tone of 'fuck everyone else' and 'UK first, as part of a wider EU community'. But too many people are too stupid to pick up on the nuances. -Matt | |||
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"So all Brexit voters are in favour of Trump? I guess the same as all Brexit voters are racists? " I am not in favour of trump nor am I a racist .I never wanted in the euro superfarce in the first place .I waited all this time to put right a wrong | |||
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"To those non-racist Brexit supporters on this forum I ask you two questions: 1. Have you ever seen a racist comment on this forum? 2. If so, did you post to tell the poster that such comments were unacceptable on this forum? " Blimey, do you think you are being clever with that one? Your agenda is transparent, you know. | |||
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"To those non-racist Brexit supporters on this forum I ask you two questions: 1. Have you ever seen a racist comment on this forum? 2. If so, did you post to tell the poster that such comments were unacceptable on this forum? " I cant recall seeing any comment from people here that say they want to hurt, injure or make suffer any person who is not a uk citizen, however I have seen plenty of people calling politicians or brexit voters retards, fuckwits etc etc. I see no difference in saying we have too many people who have different cultures etc in this country to saying that we are too london centric or saying that brexit voters are thick or old, they are all just opinions and in a free country we are all allowed that choice, it is a whole world away from wishing ill on people,using the word racist is just a cheap shot from folks who have lost the argument in a vain atempt to make people change their mind. | |||
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"To those non-racist Brexit supporters on this forum I ask you two questions: 1. Have you ever seen a racist comment on this forum? 2. If so, did you post to tell the poster that such comments were unacceptable on this forum? " Did you,that is a better question ? | |||
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"To those non-racist Brexit supporters on this forum I ask you two questions: 1. Have you ever seen a racist comment on this forum? 2. If so, did you post to tell the poster that such comments were unacceptable on this forum? Did you,that is a better question ? " Yes and Yes, and I called you out for your transphobic comments on another thread, remember? | |||
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"To those non-racist Brexit supporters on this forum I ask you two questions: 1. Have you ever seen a racist comment on this forum? 2. If so, did you post to tell the poster that such comments were unacceptable on this forum? Did you,that is a better question ? Yes and Yes, and I called you out for your transphobic comments on another thread, remember? " Was that racist,to question someone,s sexuality ? | |||
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"To those non-racist Brexit supporters on this forum I ask you two questions: 1. Have you ever seen a racist comment on this forum? 2. If so, did you post to tell the poster that such comments were unacceptable on this forum? Did you,that is a better question ? Yes and Yes, and I called you out for your transphobic comments on another thread, remember? Was that racist,to question someone,s sexuality ?" I just said, your comment was transphobic. | |||
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"To those non-racist Brexit supporters on this forum I ask you two questions: 1. Have you ever seen a racist comment on this forum? 2. If so, did you post to tell the poster that such comments were unacceptable on this forum? I cant recall seeing any comment from people here that say they want to hurt, injure or make suffer any person who is not a uk citizen, however I have seen plenty of people calling politicians or brexit voters retards, fuckwits etc etc. I see no difference in saying we have too many people who have different cultures etc in this country to saying that we are too london centric or saying that brexit voters are thick or old, they are all just opinions and in a free country we are all allowed that choice, it is a whole world away from wishing ill on people,using the word racist is just a cheap shot from folks who have lost the argument in a vain atempt to make people change their mind. " Do you really think that only physical violence or threats of physical violence count as racist? | |||
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"To those non-racist Brexit supporters on this forum I ask you two questions: 1. Have you ever seen a racist comment on this forum? 2. If so, did you post to tell the poster that such comments were unacceptable on this forum? I cant recall seeing any comment from people here that say they want to hurt, injure or make suffer any person who is not a uk citizen, however I have seen plenty of people calling politicians or brexit voters retards, fuckwits etc etc. I see no difference in saying we have too many people who have different cultures etc in this country to saying that we are too london centric or saying that brexit voters are thick or old, they are all just opinions and in a free country we are all allowed that choice, it is a whole world away from wishing ill on people,using the word racist is just a cheap shot from folks who have lost the argument in a vain atempt to make people change their mind. Do you really think that only physical violence or threats of physical violence count as racist? " So what is different from calling a brexit voter thick to saying we have too many who have different cultures, are you saying that people cant dislike who they want to because they have a different culture, but its ok to dislike someone because of their political views ? Disliking someone is a million miles from wishing or causing them harm | |||
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"To those non-racist Brexit supporters on this forum I ask you two questions: 1. Have you ever seen a racist comment on this forum? 2. If so, did you post to tell the poster that such comments were unacceptable on this forum? I cant recall seeing any comment from people here that say they want to hurt, injure or make suffer any person who is not a uk citizen, however I have seen plenty of people calling politicians or brexit voters retards, fuckwits etc etc. I see no difference in saying we have too many people who have different cultures etc in this country to saying that we are too london centric or saying that brexit voters are thick or old, they are all just opinions and in a free country we are all allowed that choice, it is a whole world away from wishing ill on people,using the word racist is just a cheap shot from folks who have lost the argument in a vain atempt to make people change their mind. Do you really think that only physical violence or threats of physical violence count as racist? So what is different from calling a brexit voter thick to saying we have too many who have different cultures, are you saying that people cant dislike who they want to because they have a different culture, but its ok to dislike someone because of their political views ? Disliking someone is a million miles from wishing or causing them harm " To dislike someone because of their culture is xenophobic or racist. Do you not realise that? | |||
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"To those non-racist Brexit supporters on this forum I ask you two questions: 1. Have you ever seen a racist comment on this forum? 2. If so, did you post to tell the poster that such comments were unacceptable on this forum? Did you,that is a better question ? Yes and Yes, and I called you out for your transphobic comments on another thread, remember? Was that racist,to question someone,s sexuality ? I just said, your comment was transphobic. " Your question was" a racist comment " | |||
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"To those non-racist Brexit supporters on this forum I ask you two questions: 1. Have you ever seen a racist comment on this forum? 2. If so, did you post to tell the poster that such comments were unacceptable on this forum? Did you,that is a better question ? Yes and Yes, and I called you out for your transphobic comments on another thread, remember? Was that racist,to question someone,s sexuality ? I just said, your comment was transphobic. Your question was" a racist comment "" And I answered "yes" I have seen racist comments, "yes" I have called them out on it. I have also seen transphobic comments, and I have also called them out on it. | |||
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"To those non-racist Brexit supporters on this forum I ask you two questions: 1. Have you ever seen a racist comment on this forum? 2. If so, did you post to tell the poster that such comments were unacceptable on this forum? " Yes and yes. And it concerned a thinly veiled comment towards yourself. It was clumsy, had no substance and contained poor taste. We maybe poles apart politically but I won't side with racists. Since the GE announcement, I'm seeing a lot of rhetoric that's getting increasingly nasty and bitter. I'll not be a part of that but will only now offer informed opinion and facts to expand on or discredit debate. | |||
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"To those non-racist Brexit supporters on this forum I ask you two questions: 1. Have you ever seen a racist comment on this forum? 2. If so, did you post to tell the poster that such comments were unacceptable on this forum? Did you,that is a better question ? Yes and Yes, and I called you out for your transphobic comments on another thread, remember? Was that racist,to question someone,s sexuality ? I just said, your comment was transphobic. Your question was" a racist comment " And I answered "yes" I have seen racist comments, "yes" I have called them out on it. I have also seen transphobic comments, and I have also called them out on it." You specifically asked about racist comments not transphobic. Moving the goalposts for a change
Anyhoo. I have only once on this forum seen a comment that overstepped the mark and got personal in a manner I deemed inappropriate. I had a private conversation with that person and they knew it was wrong and accepted it but confirmed it wasn't intended as a racist remark towards that person or their partner. It was a misplaced insult they regretted. Obviously I can't divulge who said it or who it was aimed at as it is against forum rules but they did it in a moment of frustration because the receiver of the insult on here was being an even more annoying twat than normal, diverting away from answering questions, posting thinly veiled insults, thinking they were clever when they aren't and generally being an all round pillock. Answer you question? | |||
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"To those non-racist Brexit supporters on this forum I ask you two questions: 1. Have you ever seen a racist comment on this forum? 2. If so, did you post to tell the poster that such comments were unacceptable on this forum? Did you,that is a better question ? Yes and Yes, and I called you out for your transphobic comments on another thread, remember? Was that racist,to question someone,s sexuality ? I just said, your comment was transphobic. Your question was" a racist comment " And I answered "yes" I have seen racist comments, "yes" I have called them out on it. I have also seen transphobic comments, and I have also called them out on it. You specifically asked about racist comments not transphobic. Moving the goalposts for a change
Anyhoo. I have only once on this forum seen a comment that overstepped the mark and got personal in a manner I deemed inappropriate. I had a private conversation with that person and they knew it was wrong and accepted it but confirmed it wasn't intended as a racist remark towards that person or their partner. It was a misplaced insult they regretted. Obviously I can't divulge who said it or who it was aimed at as it is against forum rules but they did it in a moment of frustration because the receiver of the insult on here was being an even more annoying twat than normal, diverting away from answering questions, posting thinly veiled insults, thinking they were clever when they aren't and generally being an all round pillock. Answer you question?"I haven't moved the goal posts, I was simply adding that transphobic comments are unacceptable too, and stating that I had publically called people out for it. So in your case, you saw something unacceptable, and didn't publically call them out on it. You messaged them privately, and they said they were wrong. Was this person then big enough to publically apologise for their comments or was it simply the racist comment that was public and everything else in private? | |||
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"To those non-racist Brexit supporters on this forum I ask you two questions: 1. Have you ever seen a racist comment on this forum? 2. If so, did you post to tell the poster that such comments were unacceptable on this forum? Did you,that is a better question ? Yes and Yes, and I called you out for your transphobic comments on another thread, remember? Was that racist,to question someone,s sexuality ? I just said, your comment was transphobic. Your question was" a racist comment " And I answered "yes" I have seen racist comments, "yes" I have called them out on it. I have also seen transphobic comments, and I have also called them out on it. You specifically asked about racist comments not transphobic. Moving the goalposts for a change
Anyhoo. I have only once on this forum seen a comment that overstepped the mark and got personal in a manner I deemed inappropriate. I had a private conversation with that person and they knew it was wrong and accepted it but confirmed it wasn't intended as a racist remark towards that person or their partner. It was a misplaced insult they regretted. Obviously I can't divulge who said it or who it was aimed at as it is against forum rules but they did it in a moment of frustration because the receiver of the insult on here was being an even more annoying twat than normal, diverting away from answering questions, posting thinly veiled insults, thinking they were clever when they aren't and generally being an all round pillock. Answer you question?
I haven't moved the goal posts, I was simply adding that transphobic comments are unacceptable too, and stating that I had publically called people out for it.
So in your case, you saw something unacceptable, and didn't publically call them out on it. You messaged them privately, and they said they were wrong. Was this person then big enough to publically apologise for their comments or was it simply the racist comment that was public and everything else in private?
"The question was did I tell the poster. The answer was yes. It was a private cnversation and I respect privacy. I can not comment on what action the poster carried out after as it may have been as a pm or pubic post. I reiterate the post I spoke to them about was not intended as a racist comment more a malicious one to get at someone particuarly annoying. No matter my personal opinion I spoke up in a way I felt appropriate. Have you ever seen someone post a malicious, insuting and offensive message on here against someone else? Would you call them out over it or condone it? | |||
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"To those non-racist Brexit supporters on this forum I ask you two questions: 1. Have you ever seen a racist comment on this forum? 2. If so, did you post to tell the poster that such comments were unacceptable on this forum? I cant recall seeing any comment from people here that say they want to hurt, injure or make suffer any person who is not a uk citizen, however I have seen plenty of people calling politicians or brexit voters retards, fuckwits etc etc. I see no difference in saying we have too many people who have different cultures etc in this country to saying that we are too london centric or saying that brexit voters are thick or old, they are all just opinions and in a free country we are all allowed that choice, it is a whole world away from wishing ill on people,using the word racist is just a cheap shot from folks who have lost the argument in a vain atempt to make people change their mind. Do you really think that only physical violence or threats of physical violence count as racist? So what is different from calling a brexit voter thick to saying we have too many who have different cultures, are you saying that people cant dislike who they want to because they have a different culture, but its ok to dislike someone because of their political views ? Disliking someone is a million miles from wishing or causing them harm To dislike someone because of their culture is xenophobic or racist. Do you not realise that? " Try looking up the definition of racist, it is to think predujice,or think they are inferior thats very different from disliking people,it makes no difference if anyone dislikes another person for political,personal,ethnic or religeous resaons it is their right to do so, and is a million miles from wishing or causing them harm or discriminating against them,just look at the htreads about the election and the comments from the left anti may brigade are you condoning them because according to you they would be racist if against a person from a different culture, hate is hate and very very different from dislike, I dislike JC but dont hate him and respecthis right to have a different opinion unlike many on the left of the political spectrum,open your eyes | |||
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"Hate comes in many flavours .Anti semitism ,Islamaphobe, xenophobia and racism to name but a few.Its a Pick n mix of humanity.Its usually sprinkled with denialism to make it more palatable as can be seen in this forum .
So what do we mark your hatred on anything right wing down to?
Or is it just fear and not hatred? "Being on the right is fine with me just dont fall off the edge and go full foaming at the mouth xenophobic wack job.Its only these people i loathe.Its probably fear also because those that believe absurdities often commit atrocities. | |||
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"To those non-racist Brexit supporters on this forum I ask you two questions: 1. Have you ever seen a racist comment on this forum? 2. If so, did you post to tell the poster that such comments were unacceptable on this forum? I cant recall seeing any comment from people here that say they want to hurt, injure or make suffer any person who is not a uk citizen, however I have seen plenty of people calling politicians or brexit voters retards, fuckwits etc etc. I see no difference in saying we have too many people who have different cultures etc in this country to saying that we are too london centric or saying that brexit voters are thick or old, they are all just opinions and in a free country we are all allowed that choice, it is a whole world away from wishing ill on people,using the word racist is just a cheap shot from folks who have lost the argument in a vain atempt to make people change their mind. Do you really think that only physical violence or threats of physical violence count as racist? So what is different from calling a brexit voter thick to saying we have too many who have different cultures, are you saying that people cant dislike who they want to because they have a different culture, but its ok to dislike someone because of their political views ? Disliking someone is a million miles from wishing or causing them harm To dislike someone because of their culture is xenophobic or racist. Do you not realise that? Try looking up the definition of racist, it is to think predujice,or think they are inferior thats very different from disliking people,it makes no difference if anyone dislikes another person for political,personal,ethnic or religeous resaons it is their right to do so, and is a million miles from wishing or causing them harm or discriminating against them,just look at the htreads about the election and the comments from the left anti may brigade are you condoning them because according to you they would be racist if against a person from a different culture, hate is hate and very very different from dislike, I dislike JC but dont hate him and respecthis right to have a different opinion unlike many on the left of the political spectrum,open your eyes" Do you dislike people based on their race, nationality or religion? | |||
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"To those non-racist Brexit supporters on this forum I ask you two questions: 1. Have you ever seen a racist comment on this forum? 2. If so, did you post to tell the poster that such comments were unacceptable on this forum? I cant recall seeing any comment from people here that say they want to hurt, injure or make suffer any person who is not a uk citizen, however I have seen plenty of people calling politicians or brexit voters retards, fuckwits etc etc. I see no difference in saying we have too many people who have different cultures etc in this country to saying that we are too london centric or saying that brexit voters are thick or old, they are all just opinions and in a free country we are all allowed that choice, it is a whole world away from wishing ill on people,using the word racist is just a cheap shot from folks who have lost the argument in a vain atempt to make people change their mind. Do you really think that only physical violence or threats of physical violence count as racist? So what is different from calling a brexit voter thick to saying we have too many who have different cultures, are you saying that people cant dislike who they want to because they have a different culture, but its ok to dislike someone because of their political views ? Disliking someone is a million miles from wishing or causing them harm To dislike someone because of their culture is xenophobic or racist. Do you not realise that? Try looking up the definition of racist, it is to think predujice,or think they are inferior thats very different from disliking people,it makes no difference if anyone dislikes another person for political,personal,ethnic or religeous resaons it is their right to do so, and is a million miles from wishing or causing them harm or discriminating against them,just look at the htreads about the election and the comments from the left anti may brigade are you condoning them because according to you they would be racist if against a person from a different culture, hate is hate and very very different from dislike, I dislike JC but dont hate him and respecthis right to have a different opinion unlike many on the left of the political spectrum,open your eyes Do you dislike people based on their race, nationality or religion?" I dislike radical Muslims don't you? | |||
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"To those non-racist Brexit supporters on this forum I ask you two questions: 1. Have you ever seen a racist comment on this forum? 2. If so, did you post to tell the poster that such comments were unacceptable on this forum? I cant recall seeing any comment from people here that say they want to hurt, injure or make suffer any person who is not a uk citizen, however I have seen plenty of people calling politicians or brexit voters retards, fuckwits etc etc. I see no difference in saying we have too many people who have different cultures etc in this country to saying that we are too london centric or saying that brexit voters are thick or old, they are all just opinions and in a free country we are all allowed that choice, it is a whole world away from wishing ill on people,using the word racist is just a cheap shot from folks who have lost the argument in a vain atempt to make people change their mind. Do you really think that only physical violence or threats of physical violence count as racist? So what is different from calling a brexit voter thick to saying we have too many who have different cultures, are you saying that people cant dislike who they want to because they have a different culture, but its ok to dislike someone because of their political views ? Disliking someone is a million miles from wishing or causing them harm To dislike someone because of their culture is xenophobic or racist. Do you not realise that? Try looking up the definition of racist, it is to think predujice,or think they are inferior thats very different from disliking people,it makes no difference if anyone dislikes another person for political,personal,ethnic or religeous resaons it is their right to do so, and is a million miles from wishing or causing them harm or discriminating against them,just look at the htreads about the election and the comments from the left anti may brigade are you condoning them because according to you they would be racist if against a person from a different culture, hate is hate and very very different from dislike, I dislike JC but dont hate him and respecthis right to have a different opinion unlike many on the left of the political spectrum,open your eyes Do you dislike people based on their race, nationality or religion? I dislike radical Muslims don't you?" I dislike terrorists, what do you mean by radical Muslims? | |||
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"To those non-racist Brexit supporters on this forum I ask you two questions: 1. Have you ever seen a racist comment on this forum? 2. If so, did you post to tell the poster that such comments were unacceptable on this forum? I cant recall seeing any comment from people here that say they want to hurt, injure or make suffer any person who is not a uk citizen, however I have seen plenty of people calling politicians or brexit voters retards, fuckwits etc etc. I see no difference in saying we have too many people who have different cultures etc in this country to saying that we are too london centric or saying that brexit voters are thick or old, they are all just opinions and in a free country we are all allowed that choice, it is a whole world away from wishing ill on people,using the word racist is just a cheap shot from folks who have lost the argument in a vain atempt to make people change their mind. Do you really think that only physical violence or threats of physical violence count as racist? So what is different from calling a brexit voter thick to saying we have too many who have different cultures, are you saying that people cant dislike who they want to because they have a different culture, but its ok to dislike someone because of their political views ? Disliking someone is a million miles from wishing or causing them harm To dislike someone because of their culture is xenophobic or racist. Do you not realise that? Try looking up the definition of racist, it is to think predujice,or think they are inferior thats very different from disliking people,it makes no difference if anyone dislikes another person for political,personal,ethnic or religeous resaons it is their right to do so, and is a million miles from wishing or causing them harm or discriminating against them,just look at the htreads about the election and the comments from the left anti may brigade are you condoning them because according to you they would be racist if against a person from a different culture, hate is hate and very very different from dislike, I dislike JC but dont hate him and respecthis right to have a different opinion unlike many on the left of the political spectrum,open your eyes Do you dislike people based on their race, nationality or religion? I dislike radical Muslims don't you? I dislike terrorists, what do you mean by radical Muslims?" What do you think a radical Muslim is or don't they exist? | |||
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"To those non-racist Brexit supporters on this forum I ask you two questions: 1. Have you ever seen a racist comment on this forum? 2. If so, did you post to tell the poster that such comments were unacceptable on this forum? I cant recall seeing any comment from people here that say they want to hurt, injure or make suffer any person who is not a uk citizen, however I have seen plenty of people calling politicians or brexit voters retards, fuckwits etc etc. I see no difference in saying we have too many people who have different cultures etc in this country to saying that we are too london centric or saying that brexit voters are thick or old, they are all just opinions and in a free country we are all allowed that choice, it is a whole world away from wishing ill on people,using the word racist is just a cheap shot from folks who have lost the argument in a vain atempt to make people change their mind. Do you really think that only physical violence or threats of physical violence count as racist? So what is different from calling a brexit voter thick to saying we have too many who have different cultures, are you saying that people cant dislike who they want to because they have a different culture, but its ok to dislike someone because of their political views ? Disliking someone is a million miles from wishing or causing them harm To dislike someone because of their culture is xenophobic or racist. Do you not realise that? Try looking up the definition of racist, it is to think predujice,or think they are inferior thats very different from disliking people,it makes no difference if anyone dislikes another person for political,personal,ethnic or religeous resaons it is their right to do so, and is a million miles from wishing or causing them harm or discriminating against them,just look at the htreads about the election and the comments from the left anti may brigade are you condoning them because according to you they would be racist if against a person from a different culture, hate is hate and very very different from dislike, I dislike JC but dont hate him and respecthis right to have a different opinion unlike many on the left of the political spectrum,open your eyes Do you dislike people based on their race, nationality or religion? I dislike radical Muslims don't you? I dislike terrorists, what do you mean by radical Muslims? What do you think a radical Muslim is or don't they exist?" I think when people are usually talking about "radical Muslims" they are talking about people who commit terrorist attacks and the like. I do dislike those people, yes, but I dislike them because of their terrorist actions, not because of their faith. I would dislike Buddhist or Christian or atheist terrorists just as much. | |||
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"I dislike Muslims in general. I also dislike the French and the Italians" And do you consider that to be xenophobic or islamophobic? | |||
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"I dislike Muslims in general. I also dislike the French and the Italians And do you consider that to be xenophobic or islamophobic? " . No not really | |||
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"I dislike Muslims in general. I also dislike the French and the Italians And do you consider that to be xenophobic or islamophobic? . No not really" I would say it's both. | |||
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"I dislike Muslims in general. I also dislike the French and the Italians And do you consider that to be xenophobic or islamophobic? . No not really" Would you drink a beer with an italian or a french person..As I'm curious about this word "Dislike". I dislike sprouts but i wouldn't ban them from being sold.. | |||
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"I dislike Muslims in general. I also dislike the French and the Italians And do you consider that to be xenophobic or islamophobic? . No not really Would you drink a beer with an italian or a french person..As I'm curious about this word "Dislike". I dislike sprouts but i wouldn't ban them from being sold.. ". I dislike KKK members as well, everybody has a choice in what organisations they are part of. I dont doubt theres some good KKK members and i dont doubt that theres some good Muslims, however your choosing to be part of an organisation that promotes discrimination against black People. Or in the case of Muslims your choosing to be part of an organisation that chooses to discriminate against women and gays and ex Muslims and cartoonists and free speech advocates and non Muslims. So yes i dislike Muslims and KKK members, i don't hate them because frankly i don't have to interact with them much on a daily basis but if i had a choice i probably wouldnt | |||
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"I dislike Muslims in general. I also dislike the French and the Italians And do you consider that to be xenophobic or islamophobic? . No not really Would you drink a beer with an italian or a french person..As I'm curious about this word "Dislike". I dislike sprouts but i wouldn't ban them from being sold.. .
I dislike KKK members as well, everybody has a choice in what organisations they are part of.
I dont doubt theres some good KKK members and i dont doubt that theres some good Muslims, however your choosing to be part of an organisation that promotes discrimination against black People.
Or in the case of Muslims your choosing to be part of an organisation that chooses to discriminate against women and gays and ex Muslims and cartoonists and free speech advocates and non Muslims.
So yes i dislike Muslims and KKK members, i don't hate them because frankly i don't have to interact with them much on a daily basis but if i had a choice i probably wouldnt"Well done. *slow clap* You idiot. -Matt | |||
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"To those non-racist Brexit supporters on this forum I ask you two questions: 1. Have you ever seen a racist comment on this forum? 2. If so, did you post to tell the poster that such comments were unacceptable on this forum? I cant recall seeing any comment from people here that say they want to hurt, injure or make suffer any person who is not a uk citizen, however I have seen plenty of people calling politicians or brexit voters retards, fuckwits etc etc. I see no difference in saying we have too many people who have different cultures etc in this country to saying that we are too london centric or saying that brexit voters are thick or old, they are all just opinions and in a free country we are all allowed that choice, it is a whole world away from wishing ill on people,using the word racist is just a cheap shot from folks who have lost the argument in a vain atempt to make people change their mind. Do you really think that only physical violence or threats of physical violence count as racist? So what is different from calling a brexit voter thick to saying we have too many who have different cultures, are you saying that people cant dislike who they want to because they have a different culture, but its ok to dislike someone because of their political views ? Disliking someone is a million miles from wishing or causing them harm To dislike someone because of their culture is xenophobic or racist. Do you not realise that? Try looking up the definition of racist, it is to think predujice,or think they are inferior thats very different from disliking people,it makes no difference if anyone dislikes another person for political,personal,ethnic or religeous resaons it is their right to do so, and is a million miles from wishing or causing them harm or discriminating against them,just look at the htreads about the election and the comments from the left anti may brigade are you condoning them because according to you they would be racist if against a person from a different culture, hate is hate and very very different from dislike, I dislike JC but dont hate him and respecthis right to have a different opinion unlike many on the left of the political spectrum,open your eyes Do you dislike people based on their race, nationality or religion? I dislike radical Muslims don't you? I dislike terrorists, what do you mean by radical Muslims? What do you think a radical Muslim is or don't they exist? I think when people are usually talking about "radical Muslims" they are talking about people who commit terrorist attacks and the like. I do dislike those people, yes, but I dislike them because of their terrorist actions, not because of their faith. I would dislike Buddhist or Christian or atheist terrorists just as much. " Well I am not talking about the terrorists, I'm sure we all dislike them. Do you not dislike radical Muslims who are not terrorists? If you are not sure what one is and what their beliefs are then you can look it up on google, you're good at that, then maybe come back and answer the question without swerving | |||
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"I dislike Muslims in general. I also dislike the French and the Italians And do you consider that to be xenophobic or islamophobic? . No not really Would you drink a beer with an italian or a french person..As I'm curious about this word "Dislike". I dislike sprouts but i wouldn't ban them from being sold.. .
I dislike KKK members as well, everybody has a choice in what organisations they are part of.
I dont doubt theres some good KKK members and i dont doubt that theres some good Muslims, however your choosing to be part of an organisation that promotes discrimination against black People.
Or in the case of Muslims your choosing to be part of an organisation that chooses to discriminate against women and gays and ex Muslims and cartoonists and free speech advocates and non Muslims.
So yes i dislike Muslims and KKK members, i don't hate them because frankly i don't have to interact with them much on a daily basis but if i had a choice i probably wouldnt
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"Happy with the referendum result and hoping for a favourable deal with the U.S. and to all those who are saying Trump will start WW3 font panic the guy is a business man he doesn't want war as that's bad for the economy but the threat of war is good for business think about it if all his allies believe war is on the cards they star buying new weapons but he won't let one start as that will ruin the economy trump has got business connections with Putin in Russia and they both have heavy investments in china quite simply The U.S keeps the western world off Russia's back and Russia will keep the likes of North Korea Iran and Syria in line. leaving only china to be a real threat but do you really think china is gonna want to stir up trouble with the west when most of China's exports come to the western world" The man is a failed businessman and a sometime reality TV show personality who can barely write a sentence in coherent English. He truly is the idiots idiot. | |||
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"I dislike Muslims in general. I also dislike the French and the Italians" Ah the French, also known as the common enemy | |||
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"I dislike Muslims in general. I also dislike the French and the Italians Ah the French, also known as the common enemy ". That Von Braun geezer who sent them guys to the moon (allegedly) he chose to be a card carrying Nazi member, sure he never actually gassed any Jews and stuff (allegedly) but he still chose to be a Nazi and affiliate himself with the organisation and so i dislike him because i dislike Nazis. Is it PC to dislike Nazis without actually getting to know or hug one? | |||
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"To those non-racist Brexit supporters on this forum I ask you two questions: 1. Have you ever seen a racist comment on this forum? 2. If so, did you post to tell the poster that such comments were unacceptable on this forum? I cant recall seeing any comment from people here that say they want to hurt, injure or make suffer any person who is not a uk citizen, however I have seen plenty of people calling politicians or brexit voters retards, fuckwits etc etc. I see no difference in saying we have too many people who have different cultures etc in this country to saying that we are too london centric or saying that brexit voters are thick or old, they are all just opinions and in a free country we are all allowed that choice, it is a whole world away from wishing ill on people,using the word racist is just a cheap shot from folks who have lost the argument in a vain atempt to make people change their mind. Do you really think that only physical violence or threats of physical violence count as racist? So what is different from calling a brexit voter thick to saying we have too many who have different cultures, are you saying that people cant dislike who they want to because they have a different culture, but its ok to dislike someone because of their political views ? Disliking someone is a million miles from wishing or causing them harm To dislike someone because of their culture is xenophobic or racist. Do you not realise that? Try looking up the definition of racist, it is to think predujice,or think they are inferior thats very different from disliking people,it makes no difference if anyone dislikes another person for political,personal,ethnic or religeous resaons it is their right to do so, and is a million miles from wishing or causing them harm or discriminating against them,just look at the htreads about the election and the comments from the left anti may brigade are you condoning them because according to you they would be racist if against a person from a different culture, hate is hate and very very different from dislike, I dislike JC but dont hate him and respecthis right to have a different opinion unlike many on the left of the political spectrum,open your eyes Do you dislike people based on their race, nationality or religion? I dislike radical Muslims don't you? I dislike terrorists, what do you mean by radical Muslims? What do you think a radical Muslim is or don't they exist? I think when people are usually talking about "radical Muslims" they are talking about people who commit terrorist attacks and the like. I do dislike those people, yes, but I dislike them because of their terrorist actions, not because of their faith. I would dislike Buddhist or Christian or atheist terrorists just as much. Well I am not talking about the terrorists, I'm sure we all dislike them. Do you not dislike radical Muslims who are not terrorists? If you are not sure what one is and what their beliefs are then you can look it up on google, you're good at that, then maybe come back and answer the question without swerving" I don't dislike anyone because of their faith, that isn't the same as saying I like everyone of that faith. If the reasons why you dislike someone is because of their race, their nationality or their religion, that's where you have a problem. | |||
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"I dislike Muslims in general. I also dislike the French and the Italians Ah the French, also known as the common enemy .
That Von Braun geezer who sent them guys to the moon (allegedly) he chose to be a card carrying Nazi member, sure he never actually gassed any Jews and stuff (allegedly) but he still chose to be a Nazi and affiliate himself with the organisation and so i dislike him because i dislike Nazis.
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"Hate comes in many flavours .Anti semitism ,Islamaphobe, xenophobia and racism to name but a few.Its a Pick n mix of humanity.Its usually sprinkled with denialism to make it more palatable as can be seen in this forum . "Haha Careful bob, your double standards are showing. 
To accuse others of denialism,
Whilst At the same time,
Seeking to deny,
the will of the majority,
Over the minority,
In a democratic vote.
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Worse still,many Remainers on this forum,
Display an air of unjustified superiority,
And an unbelievable
willingness,
to stereo type Ordinary people,
as racist,xenophobic,
Extreme right wing neo nazis
And all because they have the audacity,
To hold an opposing opinion.
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They falsely accuse others of having a Blinkered,Intolerant,
narrow minded,prejudiced,
attitude,
(Sprinkled with denialism,to make it more palatable)
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Where as,in reality.
To see who that person really is,
They need only look in the mirror.
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