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C’mon Rfu Get A Grip
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It’s going beyond silly now and will surely burn itself out
It’s going beyond silly now and will surely burn itself out
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"If we have to ban everything related to the slave trade we have to ban an awful lot of stuff."
Well bye bye Mercedes then, didnt they use slave labour in the war? And built Hitlers car.
This is all utter nonsense and all it will do is drive deeper division as the majority will start to see it as a dismantling of their culture.
Still that is what BLM, as a far left movement, want I guess.
Well bye bye Mercedes then, didnt they use slave labour in the war? And built Hitlers car.
This is all utter nonsense and all it will do is drive deeper division as the majority will start to see it as a dismantling of their culture.
Still that is what BLM, as a far left movement, want I guess.
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You want to cite South Africa. Seems a pretty diverse squad to me. You count them.
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Probably one of the least racist sports in the UK imho.
how many black union players do they have ? no not in sarf efrica ?
You want to cite South Africa. Seems a pretty diverse squad to me. You count them.
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Oh I love
Probably one of the least racist sports in the UK imho.
how many black union players do they have ? no not in sarf efrica ?
Martin Offiah sums it up perfectly in the article linked to in the OP:
"It's definitely an emotional piece of music, very emotive, it stirs up feelings and that's probably something to do with its history," Offiah said.
"That history is probably not that well known by a lot of people in the UK. I champion the RFU reviewing it, I wouldn't support the banning of such a song. When you do try to ban things like that it just makes the song more divisive.
"If this review leads to the RFU putting a positive spin on this song, engaging with ethnic communities, looking at the rooms where decisions are made in the RFU and addressing those issues, that's what we actually want."
"It's definitely an emotional piece of music, very emotive, it stirs up feelings and that's probably something to do with its history," Offiah said.
"That history is probably not that well known by a lot of people in the UK. I champion the RFU reviewing it, I wouldn't support the banning of such a song. When you do try to ban things like that it just makes the song more divisive.
"If this review leads to the RFU putting a positive spin on this song, engaging with ethnic communities, looking at the rooms where decisions are made in the RFU and addressing those issues, that's what we actually want."
//Oh I love
Probably one of the least racist sports in the UK imho.
//how many black union players do they have ? no not in sarf efrica ?//
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//o come on - this is like saying - "when I was in the met, there was not racism there then !" - I mean jolly stuff but hardly true //
You asked a question. Danny and I provided some figures. Care to comment on the answers rather than bluster your way out of it with a diversion ?
Probably one of the least racist sports in the UK imho.
//how many black union players do they have ? no not in sarf efrica ?//
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//o come on - this is like saying - "when I was in the met, there was not racism there then !" - I mean jolly stuff but hardly true //
You asked a question. Danny and I provided some figures. Care to comment on the answers rather than bluster your way out of it with a diversion ?
//During the Holocaust, a German company called IG Farben manufactured the Zyklon B gas used in the Nazi gas chambers. They also funded and helped with Josef Mengele’s torture “experiments” on concentration camp prisoners.
IG Farben is the company that turned the single largest profit from work with the Nazis. After the War, the company was broken up. Bayer was one of its divisions, and went on to become its own company.
Oh… and aspirin was founded by a Bayer employee, Arthur Eichengrun. But Eichengrun was Jewish, and Bayer didn’t want to admit that a Jewish guy created the one product that keeps their company in business. So, to this day, Bayer officially gives credit to Felix Hoffman, a nice Aryan man, for inventing aspirin. (Source: Alliance for Human Research Protection, Pharmaceutical Achievers)//
IG Farben is the company that turned the single largest profit from work with the Nazis. After the War, the company was broken up. Bayer was one of its divisions, and went on to become its own company.
Oh… and aspirin was founded by a Bayer employee, Arthur Eichengrun. But Eichengrun was Jewish, and Bayer didn’t want to admit that a Jewish guy created the one product that keeps their company in business. So, to this day, Bayer officially gives credit to Felix Hoffman, a nice Aryan man, for inventing aspirin. (Source: Alliance for Human Research Protection, Pharmaceutical Achievers)//
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