aintforever Posted 5 December, 2024 Posted 5 December, 2024 (edited) 6 minutes ago, Turkish said: Why is it a shame that someone you’ve never met or ever will decided to not let their convictions be overruled by a mandate? Do you believe people have a right to stand up for what they believe in without judgement from others? Because what rainbow laces is promoting “everyone is welcome at football” is obviously a good message. Of course everyone has a right to stand up for what they believe in, that’s why it’s right that players can choose not to wear poppys or rainbows should they wish. Edited 5 December, 2024 by aintforever
Turkish Posted 5 December, 2024 Author Posted 5 December, 2024 7 minutes ago, aintforever said: It expect it doesn’t matter if it’s on his kit or not, you can’t have religious or political messages on display. Im not a fan of religion at all, Islam can be particularly backward with its attitudes but so can Christianity. Wow, Islam is backward. Thats some statement 5 minutes ago, aintforever said: Because what rainbow laces is promoting “everyone is welcome at football” is obviously a good message. Of course everyone has a right to stand up for what they believe in, that’s why it’s right that players can choose not to wear poppys or rainbows should they wish. Without judgement though, or not?
aintforever Posted 5 December, 2024 Posted 5 December, 2024 18 minutes ago, Turkish said: Wow, Islam is backward. Thats some statement Without judgement though, or not? Can be backward, can be. People will always have opinions on other’s beliefs, that’s just life.
Turkish Posted 5 December, 2024 Author Posted 5 December, 2024 Just now, aintforever said: Can be backward, can be. People will always have opinions on other’s beliefs, that’s just life. Bit like yourself, it’s their choice but it was a shame they didn’t do what you think they should, those members of that backward religion. 1
Turkish Posted 5 December, 2024 Author Posted 5 December, 2024 @aintforever not sure what’s funny you actually said Islam was backwards and it was unfortunate they chose not to wear the rainbow armband. are you denying this?
aintforever Posted 6 December, 2024 Posted 6 December, 2024 8 hours ago, Turkish said: @aintforever not sure what’s funny you actually said Islam was backwards and it was unfortunate they chose not to wear the rainbow armband. are you denying this? I said can be, try reading. Christianity and other religions can be as well. It's inevitable as they are generally based on texts written centuries ago.
badgerx16 Posted 6 December, 2024 Posted 6 December, 2024 17 hours ago, aintforever said: Like those who choose not to wear a poppy? I don't wear a poppy, for family reasons.
Turkish Posted 6 December, 2024 Author Posted 6 December, 2024 8 minutes ago, aintforever said: I said can be, try reading. Christianity and other religions can be as well. It's inevitable as they are generally based on texts written centuries ago. Yep I read it. you’re judging them for not wearing one by labelling his religion as backward and homophobic and saying it was unfortunate they chose not too. You’re not alone there are quite a few people the same, piously critical of others and what they should do. To hell with their own long held beliefs if it’s going against the current fashionable cause
aintforever Posted 6 December, 2024 Posted 6 December, 2024 (edited) 16 minutes ago, Turkish said: To hell with their own long held beliefs if it’s going against the current fashionable cause I don't believe in hell, that's another invention from a fairytale written centuries ago. Recent research has found that one in four LGBTQ+ people do not feel welcome at live sports events - that's unfortunate. Edited 6 December, 2024 by aintforever
Turkish Posted 6 December, 2024 Author Posted 6 December, 2024 (edited) 27 minutes ago, aintforever said: I don't believe in hell, that's another invention from a fairytale written centuries ago. Recent research has found that one in four LGBTQ+ people do not feel welcome at live sports events - that's unfortunate. You don’t believe it but they do. It ain’t all about you why should people compromise for what you yourself said was just a phase we’re going though? Then like you are judging them Edited 6 December, 2024 by Turkish
rallyboy Posted 6 December, 2024 Posted 6 December, 2024 23 hours ago, whelk said: Key issue is the assumption that one is right and other is wrong. People have differing views and they should be respected. Did Wifred Zaha not want equality for black lives when he didn’t take the knee? Indeed, free speech - people who don't agree with equality are free to express that, but must accept that others are free to disagree, some want free speech without consequence. And Zaha was a very different case, he didn't go out of his way to not support anything, he released a very clear statement explaining his views and his continued support for equality. As for Morsy, I judged that twat (and the ref) long ago when he should have been sent off at Portman Road. I'd guess that him going out of his way not to support a campaign that says football is for everyone has probably made more people judge him. I have.
aintforever Posted 6 December, 2024 Posted 6 December, 2024 30 minutes ago, Turkish said: You don’t believe it but they do. It ain’t all about you why should people compromise for what you yourself said was just a phase we’re going though? Then like you are judging them I respect anyone's right not to wear a symbol, just like I respect that Irish fella's right not to wear the poppy - I don't have to agree with their views though.
Turkish Posted 6 December, 2024 Author Posted 6 December, 2024 6 minutes ago, aintforever said: I respect anyone's right not to wear a symbol, just like I respect that Irish fella's right not to wear the poppy - I don't have to agree with their views though. Except you dont though. You immediately judged his views as homophobic, backward and said it was unfortunate that he chose not to wear one. I suggest that your claims of respecting people rights to chose are just platitudes. You might say you do but in reality the fact is you quickly made this discussion about what you believe and that their views dont subscribe to yours. I suspect it wont be long before you're back to defending islam though when there another cause which you want to be see to support. This is the trouble with being Woke sunshine, when you have to chose between them life becomes quite tricky. 1
aintforever Posted 6 December, 2024 Posted 6 December, 2024 20 minutes ago, Turkish said: Except you dont though. You immediately judged his views as homophobic, backward and said it was unfortunate that he chose not to wear one. I suggest that your claims of respecting people rights to chose are just platitudes. You might say you do but in reality the fact is you quickly made this discussion about what you believe and that their views dont subscribe to yours. I suspect it wont be long before you're back to defending islam though when there another cause which you want to be see to support. This is the trouble with being Woke sunshine, when you have to chose between them life becomes quite tricky. No, as usual you are wrong. I said Islam CAN be backward (like many religions). Morsy has not even explained his views so I can't possibly judge him. I just think it's a good cause, if he chose not to wear one because he didn't like the colour clash with his kit I would still think it is unfortunate that he chose to undermine a good cause.
Turkish Posted 6 December, 2024 Author Posted 6 December, 2024 12 hours ago, aintforever said: Re: Guehi, writing anything religious or political on your kit is against the rules - it’s as simple as that. It’s a shame Morsy refused to wear one but it’s a free country. Some religions are homophobic, some more than others. Muslim players are making a choice based on their religion, that’s different to writing something on their kit. 13 minutes ago, aintforever said: No, as usual you are wrong. I said Islam CAN be backward (like many religions). Morsy has not even explained his views so I can't possibly judge him. I just think it's a good cause, if he chose not to wear one because he didn't like the colour clash with his kit I would still think it is unfortunate that he chose to undermine a good cause. Of course. No judgement here at all.
aintforever Posted 6 December, 2024 Posted 6 December, 2024 23 minutes ago, Turkish said: Of course. No judgement here at all. I'm not judging Morsy, just criticising religion. Do you not think there are elements of Islam and Christianity that are homophobic?
Turkish Posted 6 December, 2024 Author Posted 6 December, 2024 (edited) 22 minutes ago, aintforever said: I'm not judging Morsy, just criticising religion. Do you not think there are elements of Islam and Christianity that are homophobic? Again you're making it all about you. It doesn't fucking matter what you or me think, Morsy has his views which i'd imagine have been with him from birth. If he wants to refuse to do something because it's against his belief then he's perfectly entitled to and it's not you or anyone elses place to judge that just because you might not approve of it. Edited 6 December, 2024 by Turkish
aintforever Posted 6 December, 2024 Posted 6 December, 2024 3 minutes ago, Turkish said: If he wants to refuse to do something because it's against his belief then he's perfectly entitled to Totally agree. We are all perfectly entitled to have an opinion on religion though.
Turkish Posted 6 December, 2024 Author Posted 6 December, 2024 1 minute ago, aintforever said: Totally agree. We are all perfectly entitled to have an opinion on religion though. We'll that depends on your perspective. Within religion there is also different interpretations of what the religion believes. One thing i will say is that the bible and i'm pretty sure the Quran also was not meant to have been taken literally.
badgerx16 Posted 6 December, 2024 Posted 6 December, 2024 Given that male reindeer shed their antlers in late autumn, and don't grow new ones until spring, are Santa's crew trans ?
Lord Duckhunter Posted 6 December, 2024 Posted 6 December, 2024 19 hours ago, aintforever said: Because what rainbow laces is promoting “everyone is welcome at football” is obviously a good message. It doesn’t need fucking saying. 2
Holmes_and_Watson Posted 6 December, 2024 Posted 6 December, 2024 14 minutes ago, badgerx16 said: Given that male reindeer shed their antlers in late autumn, and don't grow new ones until spring, are Santa's crew trans ? Who can forget the breakout chart success of '80s rap group The Santa Trans Crew, with their hit Antler Drop?
Turkish Posted 11 December, 2024 Author Posted 11 December, 2024 world cup 2034 in Saudi Arabia then. Great to see those rainbow armbands are working. We love LGBTs honestly we do.
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