chris123
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He loved a Guinness and fishing
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The fact you cant see ethnicity and nationality is intertwined shows you're just daft.
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It doesn't. Racism requires discrimination otherwise it's just pointing out heritage, which you have also done. According to your own logic we've seen you to be a racist homophobe and anti-Semite.
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PalazioVecchio
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hey Dan, since you have again accused us all of racism. can you please give your own definition of the word. Not a dictionary cut-and-paste.....since that clearly doesnt fit anything we have written.
eaglesdare
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Getting a straight answer out of dantifa is like trying to nail jelly to a wall while the jelly keeps insisting the wall is racist.
Teddy Eagle
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Indeed. The fellow born in Wales. Or Scotland. Or Somerset. His family will be in line for some slavery reparations anyway.
Call me old fashioned eagle, but thinking someone isn’t from where they were born and bred because of their skin colour is cut and dried, good ol’ fashioned racism.
cryrst
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Unless stereotyping is racist I don’t think so! Albeit ask a non white if they are English and most times it’s not the first answer so they are all racist.
Teddy Eagle
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So Spike Milligan was Indian?
If he was born and bred there, yep. This really isn’t difficult, Ted.
Its really not is it, someone is different coloured due to the environment they're supposed to live in, thats evolution, Science not racism. That's why you'll find Australia has the highest rate of skin cancer, Europeans probably shouldn't live there, that same as someone who's got brown skin, a wide nose and short curly hair probably isn't supposed to live in Northern Europe. Due to globalisation, we can live where we want. Ethnically, I'll never be chinese, regardless what passport I have.
PalazioVecchio
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The problem here is your poor choice of words. Again. And your simplistic 'one size fits all' arguments.
'isnt from'........different to identity (self-declared or as seen by a third party*). Passport holder ? You can voluntarily immigrate to a place, or be put in chains and sent there. So Richard Dawkins is from Kenya ? what about all the Indians that the racist Idi Amin kicked out of Uganda ?
Do the Dutch Afrikaaners still belong in Africa ? been there for nearly four hundred years. Actually been in S.A for longer than many of their black neighbours. Apart from the Khoisan.
If you accuse us of racism, i accuse you of a permanently-triggered righteous-indignation frown. Identity is complicated. People have it thrust upon them and/or they fight vigorously to evade such happenings - as did many of my forefathers who didnt want to be called 'British'. There is often a duality or even a quadrilality to identity. Gavin Bazunu being a case in point.
* having myself been often accused of being British cos of my skin colour (& accent), i can forgive your ignorance Dan.
Getting back to the OP, upon declaring themselves Jewish, many people suddenly find themselves hit with a ton of prejudice. Its very brave of them to still declare their identity openly. AntiSemitism is alive and well.....especially in Irish football.
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Attilio1905
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Spike Milligan is Indian?
Leftist logic at its finest 😀
Would be interested to know your thoughts on Shane McGowan, young Daniel?
Born and bred in England, but I'm not sure he'd agree with your crude and somewhat racist definition of nationality.
Attilio1905
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Anyway, you don't need to be ethnically the nationality of the team you play for.
All it takes is any kind of tie to that country - parents, ethnicity, being born there, having spent most of life there etc.
A large proportion of the England team aren't ethnically English, but just play as they have a link to the country. Same for most international teams.
All it takes is any kind of tie to that country - parents, ethnicity, being born there, having spent most of life there etc.
A large proportion of the England team aren't ethnically English, but just play as they have a link to the country. Same for most international teams.
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Disgusting
I hope Israel put in some heavy tackles
www.bbc.co.uk
I see that the immigrant dropped out after all. What a patriot. And the BBC label a UEFA competitive fixture as "controversial" - what a bunch of shitty progressive Jew haters they are.
I hope Israel put in some heavy tackles
No handshakes between Republic of Ireland and Israel players before Nations League game
The Republic of Ireland and Israel players do not shake hands with each other before Sunday's controversial Uefa Nations League game in Hungary.
www.bbc.co.uk
I see that the immigrant dropped out after all. What a patriot. And the BBC label a UEFA competitive fixture as "controversial" - what a bunch of shitty progressive Jew haters they are.
PalazioVecchio
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RTE are broadcasting the match through gritted teeth. Zero punditry or analysis at half time. And during the match it seems to be a UK guest commentator rather than the usual RTE voices.
So race for you is a geographical issue? Spike Milligan was " Indian " because he was born there?
( This ignores for the time being the multiple races that make up the Indian population "
I can only assume you are trolling this for fun.