Only since 2008.are you new to this forum mate
I reckon it was probably the same "loons" crying on both occasions.All the usual loons crying when James McClean didn't want to wear a poppy but totally sound when it is a rainbow flag...
Come off it mate.
You know, I know, and he knows what that particular rainbow was symbolizing support for.
Like Guehi is well versed in the history of the semiotics of the rainbow symbol.But it is not an agenda until the right make it one!I reckon it was probably the same "loons" crying on both occasions.
I couldn't care less who wears a poppy, an armband, laces etc. The people who insist on everyone doing anything are the ones with the agenda, and that's what ive been trying to say all along.
Pretty much how all these threads have gone lately.But it is not an agenda until the right make it one!
Laces, and taking the knee are both well intended messages that we should be proud to promote -the right just see fury, big, red faced fury.
The joke abut the left being offended when it is clear the right are the issue here.
On one hand he claims 'all footballers are thick' on the other hand they question your knowledge of theology.Like Guehi is well versed in the history of the semiotics of the rainbow symbol.
The thing is, they all use the same, generic, right-wing terminology as the feeds I keep seeing.Pretty much how all these threads have gone lately.
“I’m angry over something about a minority group that likely doesn’t affect me. Here’s why they are all wrong!”
“I disagree”
“WHY ARE YOU OFFENDED AT MY OPINION?!?!”
Gets really tiring after a bit.
The thing is, they all use the same, generic, right-wing terminology as the feeds I keep seeing.
The reasons they give for their objections (safe places for women, politicising sport, October 7th) are not the real reasons they object!
They are very transparent!

Ahh so now he's been coerced into wearing the armband. Glad we can drop the false pretenses of suggesting it wasn't done for any other reason than him disagreeing with supporting the campaignWhat it sounds like is that you have taken offence to it when you didn't need to. After he made a decision, rightly or wrongly, to make a compromise that he was comfortable with, because he wasn't completely comfortable in the message he was coerced into displaying, which was the point i was making.
There may indeed be good intentions behind the campaign, but it's delivery is hamfisted. Same as Guehi's response.
If you choose to believe his response had antagonistic intent, why is it so hard to understand that people might believe it's possible that the campaign does as well?
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