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A man with tattoos is not necessarily a skinhead A man in a whitey tighty top is not necessarily a skinhead A man with red braces is not necessarily a skinhead A man in blue jeans is pretty generic A man wearing blood red boots high-laced over said jeans... might not be a skinhead. Maybe. ...a man wearing ALL OF THE ABOVE is either a skinhead, or is attending an American History X themed halloween party. |
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Really Ammi? Really though? When we can just click the links to previous pages and actually read what happened in this thread? First communication between me and Livia in this thread: Quote:
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She then decided to, unfathomably, go on to point out that *I* started patronising *her* :joker: Take your bias elsewhere Ammi, I don't have time for it and I'm not willing to be accused of something that, in this case at the very least, can be quite clearly demonstrated to be untrue :facepalm: |
I don't think she's talking about this thread per se, TS. And I'm grateful. I was beginning to think I was the only one who could see it.
There are many other posters on SD, and yet I know as soon as I post you'll reply with a "don't be silly, Livia" type reply. |
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Most of the people here, I either tend to agree with or at least find their responses to be moderate / reasonable (therefore a bit vanilla), OR... frankly... with nothing of any merit in them more than worth a quick skim read. Beyond that, I quote and disagree with LT just as much and Kirk (may he rest in peace) significantly more but no one had anything to say about that. However I will stop quoting you. Don't want to be accused of picking on the girls :nono: |
I think its interesting that some people can’t work out what this poster is telling us. The level seesaw is the biggest clue because it represents equality…every vote carries equal weight.
The only reason Nigel Farage is so upset by this poster is because its clever enough to bring ethnic minorities out of their houses and vote to remain in. Whilst we all have a right to be offended, one has to admit that this very controversial advert has a real touch of genius. |
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I wouldn't go as far as to say "genius", perhaps, but then I'm skeptical about people in general and I don't think the vast majority of people are capable of computing subtleties. I guess you could say that there's a touch of genius in it's simplicity and lack of subtlety? Although apparently it's subtle enough that we're not supposed to notice that the man is a caricature of a neo-nazi, he might just some poor bald lad with his mum's name tattooed on his arm, peacefully showing off his new booties :joker:. |
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...or let's face it... one TS against any number of people ends up being misconstrued as ganging up, because the human brain can't comprehend such overwhelming force from one individual. http://i66.tinypic.com/2ztkoif.gif Poor Livia :worry:. Thank goodness Ammi is around, otherwise I might not have realised and this injustice would just have continued unchecked. |
..I think that the balancing of the seesaw also represents a 'balancing out' that is trying to be achieved..(through voting ..)..because of how the media has often stereotyped and even 'demonised' ethnic communities and ethnic citizens....hmmm, maybe it's not so much about the poster itself but more the discussions that will be had and are being had through it's controversy and interpretations..that those themselves will be more what will spark more votes from ethnic minorities, who may not have intended to vote...
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i think it's a good AD, it shows that muslims can be just as bigoted as skinheads, which is true.
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I'm more offended that people think that all skinheads are far right, in my experience that's far from the truth and it's those who consider themselves respectable.
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that being said he developed a bad alcohol problem and got into a physical fight with a cop and now he's in prison. but he's actually a really sweet guy, i knew him since we were in grade school. |
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Maybe it would be more appropriate, (if the seesaw represents a balance) to have the white man in a suit just as placid as the Indian lady, rather than an angry white man pointing like he's going to take her head off!
Why is the white man in the picture? Britain is a diverse country, why not a muslim man, or a black man, all these people represent Britain, why an angry looking skinhead? This poster is biased and offensive on many levels, and neither the people represent me and i'm voting out, until we get away from the colour of someones skin there will always be racism. Why didn't they use a four way seesaw (i've seen them in playgrounds), and put people of different cultures on that, this would represent Britain. |
Or maybe use a round-a-bout with different people from different backgrounds facing out?
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looks at the famous "keep calm carry on" posters... big letters, good words, communicate. |
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