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A Lesson in Racism

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From my experience racists are just hypocritical. Many feign indignation which enables them to promote & perpetuate this evil symptom. The saddest part about racism in my opinion is the fact that racists eventually turn decent people into racists.
Posted by individual, Wednesday, 16 June 2010 5:43:42 AM
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Rehctub

"True league fans love a bit of 'rough stuff'" ...when teams that they don't care about are playing. When their favourite team is playing, they want penalties for everything. When they personally are playing, every opposition try is the direct result of the referee not giving them enough penalties.
Posted by benk, Wednesday, 16 June 2010 8:05:39 AM
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A lesson in racism maybe, but it is yet another example of a man who is probably suffering a serious emotional break-down yet no-one can see that because he is after all a man.

It astounds me that this incident has been in the news for days yet no-one has spotted the elephant in the room and doubtless Tahu is continuing to suffer without proper support while others fulfil their own agendas of making hay out of racism.

Great stuff people, this fellow Tahu is in dire straits and all anyone can think of is screwing Johns for his job and hopefully some compensation for Tahu from the League or a TV channel.

There is something very wrong with the way we raise boys to ceaselessly strive while bottling up their feelings and men need to take the lead in fixing it (you'd be crazy to let the feminists run with it). For goodness sakes men, next time you see a boy ignored or scolded for showing emotion, offer him your hand and acknowledge his hurt. That is all anyone has to do, stop treating boys as unfeeling lumps of clay.

Bloody amazing, the guvvy money spent on initiatives such as depression hasn't managed to make a dent at all. You can't expect the victims to come forward, we have to care for our fellow man and offer help, OK?
Posted by Cornflower, Wednesday, 16 June 2010 1:49:14 PM
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we have to care for our fellow man and offer help, OK?
Cornflower,
I agree wholeheartedly but how can we do that without starting yet another bandwagon for the feigned indignation brigade to board & for another bandwagon for expert consultants to fleece the much needed funding ?
Posted by individual, Thursday, 17 June 2010 6:43:54 AM
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rechtub I need to watch myself here, I agree with you again!
Bloke, it is clear you like me am a blokes bloke, did you notice some do not even know who the offended bloke is, yet comment on it.
A future AFL player was the stand out star, NSW was as usual out played coached selected and our thugs and mugs, both of them, covered up lack of skills with thuggery.
We however called no one a cannibal
Posted by Belly, Friday, 18 June 2010 8:50:01 AM
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