Only people who dont believe in black lives matter are the ones against the cause

Not really. You can think that black lives matter without supporting the actions of a movement with (that aside) extremist views.

Quite typical of the right wing to consider equality an extreme ideal. They obviously think black people are not worthy of equal treatment.

Pretty much, the Right Wing are silent as the ****ing grave when you have right wing terrorism killing people but black people opposing being lynched by police officers is 'extreme'

The Right Wing complains about wearing masks but they'll wear their KKK hoods proudly.

Extremists/racists in certain cases were always gonna try and hijack the BLM cause, they are the minority though I personally feel.

I also don't get how the people running the Premier League can say that they can't openly support any Political Organizations or movements when they've been doing exactly that with BLM over the last couple of weeks?:laugh:

It's a mystery Mock.

Is anyone at all going to veer off and confirm what a great game United had :oh: don't be jelly now

Yeah they played really well.

Thank you Mocky

tbh some former international football players here too

Ruud Gullit (whom is a person of colour) he had said: it should not be just black lives matter, but all lives matter (he said this in one of our football talk shows)

https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/...-a9558276.html

but he also said this, called out to get rid of all racism in the UK

Where does he live?

Nobody probably said it, but actions speak louder than words and, evidently, black lives clearly mean less to those in power than any other life.

has 1 home in UK, 1 home in Netherlands

I note Prince Harry did not mention United in his toe-curling bandwagon race statement today

He really must hate United and Mancs

What a privilege pig he is

No doubt Meghan supports Leeds


:idc:

I find it hard to believe he never encounters racism in the Netherlands? seems a bit odd just to say one country in Europe needs to stamp it out :shrug:

here you don't have much racism, just those idiotic morons in politics Wilders and Baudet

not wishing to shine a light but Germany, Italy, Poland, Austria and Hungary all have significant racial issues. I'm sure I could name more if I thought about it for more than 10 seconds

Germany has grown a lot in the correct direction, being against racism, and taking down most fascism/far right groups too

Didn't the Far Right gain some seats in Elections last year :suspect:

Spain springs to mind :whistle:

PVV lost seats

FvD gained seats yes, but one party member opened up about what a mess the party is and it collapsed kinda, now Baudet is mostly rebuilding but damage has been done already, that one member got kicked out and now has got a party of his own

Hungary's government not only racist, but also homophobic, sexist


let's not forget the dictatorship within Turkey either, with vile pig Erdogan :idc:

Poland can move into good direction if Trzakowski wins second round of elections, which there is a bit more of a chance too since those who had voted for other parties than him or duda in first round are expected to vote for him now

Black lives... black lives also... matter..

I agree with the movement itself, especially in the US, however i don't agree with the vandalism, looting and rioting. Im not surprised companies, governing bodies and certain organisations are back-peddling a bit now.