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What'sinaname
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5150 wrote: | Black_White wrote: | Reposting my post on LSD;
Quote: | Hmmmmm.....just saw some vision of Franklin running the boundary then looking back, then shaking his head.
My worry is; as he ran the boundary there is a big guy in a black and white top.
Now the top does not look like merchandise, but it is black and white.
Let us hope not. |
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By that logic, every who shops at David Jones is a Collingwood supporter! |
and therefore every David Jones Shopper a racist...Q.E.D. _________________ Fighting against the objectification of woman. |
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Cakewalk
For a minute there I lost myself , I lost myself
Joined: 30 Mar 2003 Location: Australia
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The guy singled out is wearing a navy sleeved and white polo, that the eagles have as merchandise. _________________ "Are you an angry man? Are you envious? Do you get envious? I have competition in me. I want no one else to succeed. I hate most people. At times, I look at people and I see nothing worth liking. " |
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Pies4shaw
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Cakewalk wrote: | The guy singled out is wearing a navy sleeved and white polo, that the eagles have as merchandise. | Rats, there goes tonight's paranoid fantasy |
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AN_Inkling
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Not nice words. But not all that much worse than the non-racial slurs you hear every week at the footy. Seriously, is there really such an order of magnitude difference between yelling out C and Black C? Are we even so certain that this was an intentional racist epithet and not more of an identifying marker?
Also, uttering a racial slur does not necessarily make a bloke a racist. _________________ Well done boys! |
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fence-banger
Zito Kypro
Joined: 14 Feb 2008 Location: northcote
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jack_spain wrote: | Black_White wrote: | Reposting my post on LSD;
Quote: | Hmmmmm.....just saw some vision of Franklin running the boundary then looking back, then shaking his head.
My worry is; as he ran the boundary there is a big guy in a black and white top.
Now the top does not look like merchandise, but it is black and white.
Let us hope not. |
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Alan McAllister? |
say it aint so!
And as for banning people from attending AFL matches goes ...
one incident and supporters get banned for how long, 1 week, 1 year, forever? Same with players, officials?? _________________ Side by side we Stick together |
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Black_White
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Cakewalk wrote: | The guy singled out is wearing a navy sleeved and white polo, that the eagles have as merchandise. |
I never slowed it down to have a good look. Hawthorn also use Navy Blue in a lot of their merch. |
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GlovemanGayfer
Joined: 20 Apr 2004 Location: East Bentleigh
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AN_Inkling wrote: | Not nice words. But not all that much worse than the non-racial slurs you hear every week at the footy. Seriously, is there really such an order of magnitude difference between yelling out C and Black C? Are we even so certain that this was an intentional racist epithet and not more of an identifying marker?
Also, uttering a racial slur does not necessarily make a bloke a racist. |
I think if you define the word slur and racist then making a racist slur does indeed make you a racist.
Never forget the courage of Nicky winmar and others who stood up and said how much this stuff hurts. It may not seem much to a white man sat amongst 50,000 white people but that's why racism is so powerful.
The point is well made however from several posters that the level of violent and antisocial behavior at the footy does seem on the rise in general. We need to be careful to separate the two however as attitudes like that shown on the weekend have a way of cyclical renewal, much like cancer. |
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sq3
Joined: 30 Mar 2004 Location: Gold Coast/Tampa
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AN_Inkling wrote: | Not nice words. But not all that much worse than the non-racial slurs you hear every week at the footy. Seriously, is there really such an order of magnitude difference between yelling out C and Black C? Are we even so certain that this was an intentional racist epithet and not more of an identifying marker?
Also, uttering a racial slur does not necessarily make a bloke a racist. |
Totally agree mate - I played a lot of football and if you not a Euro or colored - then they would say things about your mother, sister, girlfriend etc.,
An NRL test was played a couple of years ago and Sailor was called the same thing as Buddy - by one of the GB players - did he complain or whinge about it ????
No he sat the offender on his arse in the next tackle and asked him - How did that feel from a Black C**** ?
Asked after the game he said - what happens on the field stays on the field.
I know this was from a spectator and not a player - but talk about blown out of proportion. _________________ Coaches give you direction but skills win you matches. |
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sq3
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No mate - Wendell did not care to make it all public - basically what happened on the field stayed on the field.
He handled it his way - and he has been called a lot worse by spectators and players - but he doesn't let it worry him at all - in fact it fuelled him and could be part of the reason he was such a great player. _________________ Coaches give you direction but skills win you matches. |
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sq3
Joined: 30 Mar 2004 Location: Gold Coast/Tampa
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OK - please pardon my 'old school thoughts' - but why is that a black person can say 'I am proud to be Black ' but it is called racism when a non Black person refers to them as Black ? _________________ Coaches give you direction but skills win you matches. |
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David
to wish impossible things
Joined: 27 Jul 2003 Location: the edge of the deep green sea
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AN_Inkling wrote: | Not nice words. But not all that much worse than the non-racial slurs you hear every week at the footy. Seriously, is there really such an order of magnitude difference between yelling out C and Black C? Are we even so certain that this was an intentional racist epithet and not more of an identifying marker?
Also, uttering a racial slur does not necessarily make a bloke a racist. |
Good post. Does simply pointing out somebody's skin colour in a perjorative tone constitute a racial slur? Or is there more to it than this?
If one called someone, say, a 'f---ing Asian', is that the same? What about 'Asian' alone said in a nasty tone of voice? _________________ "Every time we witness an injustice and do not act, we train our character to be passive in its presence." – Julian Assange |
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joffa corfe
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David wrote: | AN_Inkling wrote: | Not nice words. But not all that much worse than the non-racial slurs you hear every week at the footy. Seriously, is there really such an order of magnitude difference between yelling out C and Black C? Are we even so certain that this was an intentional racist epithet and not more of an identifying marker?
Also, uttering a racial slur does not necessarily make a bloke a racist. |
Good post. Does simply pointing out somebody's skin colour in a perjorative tone constitute a racial slur? Or is there more to it than this?
If one called someone, say, a 'f---ing Asian', is that the same? What about 'Asian' alone said in a nasty tone of voice? |
Buddy was not called just a C
He was called a BLACK C
There is the racism..Thats it...You got it....BUT as well as being called a C his skin colour and or his indigenous background was also associated by using the word BLACK thats the racist slur and by this unintelligent piece of shit throwing in the C word can only conclude he's a racist of the dirtiest meaning..and should be prosecuted and banned from all future football games.
One can only imagine what type of person would shout out such an obscenity to a fellow human being!! _________________ Football is Greatness
http://youtu.be/tJwoKbPOsQE |
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sq3
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Joffa - I am still confused - they will say 'I am proud to be Black' but when a non Black person calls them Black - that is racism.
So they can refer to their own color and people of their color can refer to them as Black - but if any non Black person calls them Black it is racism ??? _________________ Coaches give you direction but skills win you matches. |
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fence-banger
Zito Kypro
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We need to be very careful here ... we have our own ghosts hovering over us ...
don't we have an exPrez who fed the ugliest of fires by racially offending on our behalf? Ban him for life too? Hardly, so let's calm down a bit hey. _________________ Side by side we Stick together |
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sq3
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Deadly serious mate.
I spent over 12 months in New Orleans (70% black population) and a lot of my friends in the USA are black - and they all refer to themselves as Black and so do I.
I trained at World Gym there and you would refer to someone else there as that White Dude, The Asian Dude, The Black Dude - even the Hispanic Dude - not even a hint of racism - and no one at all was offended.
They will refer to me in public as their 'White Buddy' and I refer to them as my 'Black Mates'.
No racism anywhere at all - not even a hint.
The only bad word there is the N word and they use it for less than desirable Black people - and that is what the N word is meant to describe.
Black people will get offended if you do call them the N word as you are referring to them as a less than desirable Black person.
One of my best mates in MI is white and has a black wife and she even refers to herself as his Black Wife.
Had to laugh at a St Mary's (lots of aussie players) basketball game this year - there was a time out and one of the guys yelled out Technical Foul - and one of the refs said - Why ? - he said Too many white guys on the court.
No racism at all - everyone laughed like hell.
Why should it be seen as so different over here ? _________________ Coaches give you direction but skills win you matches. |
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