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Doctor.Bob · 30 Mar 2003 at 20:32

Originally posted by Sphinx
The racism card being played so much really annoys me. I have friends across the spectrum, but I must say that I'd find wandering through Brixton and bumping into a gang of 6 black guys quite scary.

Yes & one of those black guys would probably find an afternoon at Millwall football ground VERY scary.

Solari · 30 Mar 2003 at 20:35

To be honest mate, I'd find an afternoon at Millwall footy ground scary. I don't think it matters what colour you are. If you're wearing a shirt that doesn't match, or even if you look at one of the "firm" in the wrong way, you're in for a bad time.

iam · 30 Mar 2003 at 20:36

Originally posted by Balddog
monsieur blue isnt about.

*cough* slacker *cough*

Doctor.Bob · 30 Mar 2003 at 20:37

Originally posted by Sphinx
To be honest mate, I'd find an afternoon at Millwall footy ground scary. I don't think it matters what colour you are. If you're wearing a shirt that doesn't match, or even if you look at one of the "firm" in the wrong way, you're in for a bad time.

Exactly

Doctor.Bob · 30 Mar 2003 at 20:38

Originally posted by Balddog
monsieur blue isnt about.

Does that mean we can break all the FS forum rules?

(I've got a kilo of charlie I need to flog)

Fusion · 30 Mar 2003 at 20:39

Originally posted by Sphinx
To be honest mate, I'd find an afternoon at Millwall footy ground scary.

I think Mike Tyson would!

Fedaykin · 30 Mar 2003 at 20:46

your a BNP member yourself and so is "Death Commando" if your backing this guy up so much

I'm a BNP member? For the record (got now I have to justify my ******* political views now!! :rolleyes:

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I'm not a fan of the BNP , I would never support nor vote for them , that is my choice.. I'm just trying to stand up for another forum members choice , quite possibly a new forum member who doens't deserve to get scared off by witch hunters and gossipers and people standing up on the back of moral high horses.

Sure , theres a 99.999% chance that this is an april fools , or an amusing trolling by either the establishment or elsewhere.

But what i'm trying to say is THATS NOT THE POINT , the point is why can't people be called what they want without being leapt on by every nosey so and so in the place?

If this member (should he exist) WANT to make a comment on his political leaning , or promote the BNP or otherwise, i'm sure a THREAD will be forthcoming.

So i've said it before, and i'll say it again , leave him be! :mad:

Solari · 30 Mar 2003 at 20:47

Originally posted by Fusion
I think Mike Tyson would!

I don't go there as I don't support a team in that division (and besides, I'm more into Ice Hockey than footy). One of my friends who is a Brentford fan has very nearly gone home in an ambulance after narrowly avoiding a pasting, and he's a scarfer.

The griefers (read: a proportion of fans) at Millwall and the other clubs aren't Nazis or racists. They're just out to cause a row, simple as that.

Doctor.Bob · 30 Mar 2003 at 20:49

(seriously)

I disagree with the BNPs views/methods but in some ways they do have a point - immigration for economic reasons is all well & good - but if people come to this country, don't learn english, live in their own secluded communities & have arranged marriages with their cousins then they are doing nothing for this country - they are just continuing the cycle of their own poverty & being a burden on our overstretched welfare system/NHS.

Just my 2p's worth

(Jesters hat back on)

JAzz · 30 Mar 2003 at 21:01

Originally posted by Doctor.Bob
I disagree with the BNPs views/methods but in some ways they do have a point - immigration for economic reasons is all well & good - but if people come to this country, don't learn english, live in their own secluded communities & have arranged marriages with their cousins then they are doing nothing for this country - they are just continuing the cycle of their own poverty & being a burden on our overstretched welfare system/NHS.

lmao @ arranged marriages with their cousins, rofl that had me in stitches

if people come to this country and dont learn the language and do not make an effort to integrate then get rid off them. But the bnp and other people seem to ignore the fact they are a minority and the majority have integrated and get along fine with the others. This is what i have a problem with

theleg · 30 Mar 2003 at 21:02

Originally posted by Jazz
lmao @ arranged marriages with their cousins, rofl that had me in stitches

Youd be surprised at just how many french immigrants there are in this country mate

Gilly · 30 Mar 2003 at 21:26

Originally posted by r1cko
right.. great.. whatever..

did you even read what i wrote? i said it was fine expressing your views, i was merely pointing out that anyone who names themselves in such a manner are only doing so to stir up trouble.

Which is correct

For evidence, just check this thread...

Lostie · 30 Mar 2003 at 21:39

Why are you bothered about someone called "BNP member"? There are far worse names on here

Solari · 30 Mar 2003 at 21:46

Hehe... I just knew someone had to have that name.

Aha, that reminds me, I forgot to check SA today

ironman · 30 Mar 2003 at 22:10

Originally posted by Jazz
lmao @ arranged marriages with their cousins, rofl that had me in stitches

LOL you aswell?

Doctor.Bob who do you know that is married to their cousin? That is just classic

Kanes I dont know what a tardis is, amuse me?

Kanes · 30 Mar 2003 at 22:22

Originally posted by gurdas
Kanes I dont know what a tardis is, amuse me?

i don't care what colour you are, get out of my country now! next you'll be saying you don't know what Doctor Who was

Marcus · 30 Mar 2003 at 22:23

Originally posted by silverpaw
Or he's named after Max Mosley, FIA chief...

Possibly, though I don't think Max (second som of Oswald, by the way) is a Sir, is he?

Originally posted by Balddog
Oi, i mentioned it earlier in the thread

Sorry, Baldy. I missed that. I might've known it wouldn't have slipped under the Don radar

Originally posted by Balddog
I dont really see a problem with either of their names to be honest.

Neither do I, as such. But it seems such names are calculated to be contentious, and that worries me a bit, as it would if someone signed up as Osama Bin Laden, Adolph Hitler or Saddam Hussein.

It just seems that there isn't really any need to pick names that seem calculated to wind people up other than to wind people up. There has to be a limit, somewhere, as to what is outside the realms of good taste. BNP Member may not be outside that limit, but personally I would have thought it was at least close to it.

ironman · 30 Mar 2003 at 22:26

Originally posted by Kanes
i don't care what colour you are, get out of my country now! next you'll be saying you don't know what Doctor Who was

What is a tardis and why should I care who your gp is? :confused:

doodah · 30 Mar 2003 at 22:29

dont think its the most suttle name in the world but every one is entitled to their own view

Doctor.Bob · 30 Mar 2003 at 22:30

Originally posted by Jazz
lmao @ arranged marriages with their cousins, rofl that had me in stitches

Lot's of cultures have arranged marriages to cousins - then reap the benefit in terms of the genetic diseases their kids are born with. I see it all the time - it's ******* crazy - they see one kid die of something horrible, then when the next one comes along with exactly the same thing (1 in 4 chance) they just pray to bloody allah (or whoever) & refuse to accept the child is ****** & want us to pull out all the stops treating them & then get pregnant with no. 3 while no. 2 is dying on ITU, etc. etc.

It sounds funny but it is no joke - there's an awful lot of misery associated with it, not to mention the cost to the taxpayer.

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