Watched it a few times. The person with the higher pitched voice clearly yells Lingard twice.You should maybe watch the video again .
Watched it a few times. The person with the higher pitched voice clearly yells Lingard twice.You should maybe watch the video again .
I know. It’s becoming such that words in themselves are seen as offensive not the context so let’s stop using that word in any context because it’s offensive.It's ridiculous. If I were to say something like "He called Lingard a nigger, that's disgusting" how would that offend anyone
In before someone pretends to be offended by me using the word
Derby fans have an inferiority complexDon't ask me why but for some reason Derby fans dislike Lingard because of his loan spell there a few years ago.
They gave him all sorts of abuse at the League Cup game last season but applauded Grant who was an ex Derby player.
Shouting you're shit at a player definitely isn't the same as shouting racist abuse at him. "Abuse is abuse" is just a meaningless tautology.Abuse is abuse, come on. It's not okay whether it's racist or not.
It's just abhorrent behaviour at it's finest. Despite all the awareness campaigns these days, unfortunately these vile, neanderthal wankers live amoung us.Unfortunately they’ve always existed. Twats. Hide behind their scummy screens or friends or whatever. Zero courage.
+1Shouting you're shit at a player definitely isn't the same as shouting racist abuse at him. "Abuse is abuse" is just a meaningless tautology.
I get that but Leicester of the same ilk give him a warm reception.Derby fans have an inferiority complex
I agree it should absolutely be redundant to state that "abuse is abuse", but what i reacted to was people in this thread seemingly only viewing this episode as abuse if it is racist. Some even condone abuse of players they don't like as long as it is not racist. I don't agree with that notion. Racist shouts are definitely making it worse, but that doesn't mean ganging up on people and degrading them isn't abuse.Shouting you're shit at a player definitely isn't the same as shouting racist abuse at him. "Abuse is abuse" is just a meaningless tautology.
Which left is this? The majority white one that’s oppressing the while male football fan?The liberal left decided that the using the full pejorative word causes offence so we can’t use it....
That’s the best defence of the lefties I’ve read in a long time. It started in the States but adopted by the trendy lefties in the U.K.Which left is this? The majority white one that’s oppressing the while male football fan?
The same is happening in this thread as happens in practically every Pogba one, the topic of race rears its head & the mythical left is used as some reason to hold a view in opposition to something being racist.
Everyone should feel free to say what they like. 2 questions about the word though.
i) Why as a ‘white’ person would you want to say it in its entirety? I don’t speak for all ‘black’ people at all so using this forum as an example I’ve never seen a member tell another they can’t use the ‘full pejorative’ in a general discussion on racism as opposed to as a slur.
“These lefties won’t even allow me to say Nigger in a general race discussion”, behave - these trivial sidebars are so detrimental to the discussion.
Being happy to say it typing away on your keyboard is one thing. Being happy saying it amongst a majority white crowd after a football match is another but if you know using a word can catch you a beat down in some circumstances & will get your job terminated in another then why even bother using it.
The bottom line is say what you like by all means but don’t blame the boogeyman lefties when others don’t like what you’re saying and respond according to their feelings at the time.
I’ll return to using the left friendly, ‘N word’ going forward.
It shouldn't matter who says this word or any other. Because that would be racist.Which left is this? The majority white one that’s oppressing the while male football fan?
The same is happening in this thread as happens in practically every Pogba one, the topic of race rears its head & the mythical left is used as some reason to hold a view in opposition to something being racist.
Everyone should feel free to say what they like. 2 questions about the word though.
i) Why as a ‘white’ person would you want to say it in its entirety? I don’t speak for all ‘black’ people at all so using this forum as an example I’ve never seen a member tell another they can’t use the ‘full pejorative’ in a general discussion on racism as opposed to as a slur.
“These lefties won’t even allow me to say Nigger in a general race discussion”, behave - these trivial sidebars are so detrimental to the discussion.
Being happy to say it typing away on your keyboard is one thing. Being happy saying it amongst a majority white crowd after a football match is another but if you know using a word can catch you a beat down in some circumstances & will get your job terminated in another then why even bother using it.
The bottom line is say what you like by all means but don’t blame the boogeyman lefties when others don’t like what you’re saying and respond according to their feelings at the time.
I’ll return to using the left friendly, ‘N word’ going forward.
Not sure what you are trying to imply here. But it clearly matters who says it - see american pop culture for a reference.It shouldn't matter who says this word or any other. Because that would be racist.
What I'm trying to say is it shouldn't be used at all. I completely understand that if a white person says it to a black person then that's worse than if a black person does it because, you know, history. But why would a black person want to use it? If they, like in American pop culture, start using the word to refer to their friends, that changes the meaning of the word. Which makes it confusing. And if they (mostly black rappers) use the word to insult other black persons (usually other black rappers) isn't that just as bad? Personally I see no good reason for ANYONE to use the word. But let's not get offended if the word is used in a general discussion by anyone just for the sake of getting offended.Not sure what you are trying to imply here. But it clearly matters who says it - see american pop culture for a reference.
Are you aware that they are actually not using the same word?What I'm trying to say is it shouldn't be used at all. I completely understand that if a white person says it to a black person then that's worse than if a black person does it because, you know, history. But why would a black person want to use it? If they, like in American pop culture, start using the word to refer to their friends, that changes the meaning of the word. Which makes it confusing. And if they (mostly black rappers) use the word to insult other black persons (usually other black rappers) isn't that just as bad? Personally I see no good reason for ANYONE to use the word. But let's not get offended if the word is used in a general discussion by anyone just for the sake of getting offended.
Care to explain?Are you aware that they are actually not using the same word?
Look it up.Care to explain?
Look what up exactly? You're not making much sense.Look it up.
I remember Villa playing at my other team Wycombe a few years ago. Ended in a draw. Their fans were going absolutely ape sh!t at their team, and the pplice and stewards did nothing.Why did the stewards and the Police who should have been there protecting the coach stop it?
Am I a lefty or a black man who’s watching the oppressed white males of this forums swearing blind that haven’t heard someone shout the ‘N word’ then crying cause the big bad lefties won’t let them type a word on the internet.That’s the best defence of the lefties I’ve read in a long time. It started in the States but adopted by the trendy lefties in the U.K.
Gave me a laugh anyway
I think you need to DJ more research on the subject if you want to understand the cultural reference to the word and it’s use in popular culture,and the term as a word to oppress black AmericansWhat I'm trying to say is it shouldn't be used at all. I completely understand that if a white person says it to a black person then that's worse than if a black person does it because, you know, history. But why would a black person want to use it? If they, like in American pop culture, start using the word to refer to their friends, that changes the meaning of the word. Which makes it confusing. And if they (mostly black rappers) use the word to insult other black persons (usually other black rappers) isn't that just as bad? Personally I see no good reason for ANYONE to use the word. But let's not get offended if the word is used in a general discussion by anyone just for the sake of getting offended.
What an inbred set of morons.https://www.skysports.com/football/...st-abuse-aimed-at-midfielder-after-fa-cup-win
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26-27 seconds in onwards, you can hear the n-word repeatedly.
Look what up exactly? You're not making much sense.
No I know full well it has a different meaning in pop culture. Which makes it all the more confusing. If this is to be resolved everyone should stop using the word and all its derivatives including (especially) the one used in pop culture.I think you need to DJ more research on the subject if you want to understand the cultural reference to the word and it’s use in popular culture,and the term as a word to oppress black Americans
Please elaborate before I respond as I often go off on tangents.It shouldn't matter who says this word or any other. Because that would be racist.
Beans beans beansIs that a new kind of dance?
No I'm not. That would be stupid. I'm saying the word shouldn't be used at all no matter what the colour of your skin is or what you mean by it.Please elaborate before I respond as I often go off on tangents.
Are you posing the argument that a black person saying Nigger in [for example] music is the same as a black footballer getting on a team bus being called a Nigger?
On what basis?No I'm not. That would be stupid. I'm saying the word shouldn't be used at all no matter what the colour of your skin is or what you mean by it.
Having listened again you may well be right. Hopefully that's what it was.Honestly sounds like Lingard to me. I can see how it sounds a bit like n***** but I think it's Lingard.
It's just people hearing and seeing racism where there isn't any. A slight desperation to call others out. A fear of being caught on the wrong side of a discussion about racism.I was going to leave this thread be the sh*tshow every racial discussion is on here but can you expand?
The UKs majority white media are currently on a witch hunt against a majority white crowd of football fans because one is on video shouting a racial slur?
[I’m not here to debate what you heard, if you didn’t hear it so be it; I’m just intrigued as to how this video & the reaction by many to it is a witch hunt against the dominant culture].
Well if it was beyond clear then we wouldn’t be having this debate.It's just people hearing and seeing racism where there isn't any. A slight desperation to call others out. A fear of being caught on the wrong side of a discussion about racism.
There are no racial slurs in this video. It's beyond clear that someone is shouting a man's name.
Herein lies the issue with this forum, it is not ‘beyond clear’ there are people [whether you like it or not] who hear different; that doesn’t make it a witch hunt, make them a lefty, make them desperate to see racism in everything etc.It's just people hearing and seeing racism where there isn't any. A slight desperation to call others out. A fear of being caught on the wrong side of a discussion about racism.
There are no racial slurs in this video. It's beyond clear that someone is shouting a man's name.