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I'm also "naive" for not thinking it's a massive problem if someone doesn't know/didn't believe me if i told them that fish and chips came from jewish immigrants

for people who say that "my voice is the most important" on these matters, i've seldom encountered more blantant examples of being told what to think, what racism is, and how to react to it.

i've fell out with someone i thought was a mate over this ideology, she's told me i'm "degrading and disgusting" as well as racist and all sorts of other shit. :( her mate wrote a message on her wall with an article about "cultural appropriation," mentioned my name, saying that it "might help" my name was obviously spelt wrong. :facepalm:

really really hate this shit.
 
I'm also "naive" for not thinking it's a massive problem if someone doesn't know/didn't believe me if i told them that fish and chips came from jewish immigrants

for people who say that "my voice is the most important" on these matters, i've seldom encountered more blantant examples of being told what to think, what racism is, and how to react to it.

i've fell out with someone i thought was a mate over this ideology, she's told me i'm "degrading and disgusting" as well as racist and all sorts of other shit. :( her mate wrote a message on her wall with an article about "cultural appropriation," mentioned my name, saying that it "might help" my name was obviously spelt wrong. :facepalm:

really really hate this shit.

Where do you find these people? :/
 
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proud punk tradition shorely? fauxhicans like what beckham had once are just not on though
The Filthy 13 started it.

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De Niro's mohawk in Taxi Driver was based on its use in 'Nam according to Scorsese. It was a way of saying "don't fuck with me, i'm proper mental" or something like that. Then the postcard punks came along, and now it's standard for middle managers everywhere.
 
We are all a little bit racism (except for me cos I said it first)

They'll do it anywhere over anything. Look at this remarkable bullshit:

Now: Tiffany Austin, as you can see in this video, is a reasonably fit but by no means intimidating person. This entire incident is brimming over with absurdity. I would be tempted to dismiss this story as unlikely, if it were not perfectly in line with Planet Fitness's entire corporate mission statement: "No Gymtimidation. No Lunks." This is a gym that specifically bans intense exercise. This is a gym that installs an actual alarm that may be pressed if someone is perceived to be working out too hard. This is a gym that once called the police on a customer who was "grunting" while squatting 500 pounds.

If you squat 500 pounds you may make any god damn sound that you wish.

http://gawker.com/burn-planet-fitness-to-the-ground-1548050224
 
given all the problems that native americans face with racism is someone with a mohican on the other side of the atlantic really one of them?
 
given all the problems that native americans face with racism is someone with a mohican on the other side of the atlantic really one of them?

If the intersectional structural understanding of racism only extends as far as making a tumblr of racist halloween costumes, or some ahistoric white supremacy, then why not? It certainly makes for a more catchy tweet.
 
The novara people were enthusing about the greens recently I think. They had Bennett on their wireless show. Have they learned nothing from the LibDem fiasco?
 
Calling the cops weirdness aside, I find it hard to get particularly outraged about the existence of a gym aimed at unfit and/or corpulent people who don't want to be faced with rows of grunting muscle bound types while they are plodding along on their treadmills. Not my cup of tea, but hardly an atrocity either.
 
The Filthy 13 started it.

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De Niro's mohawk in Taxi Driver was based on its use in 'Nam according to Scorsese. It was a way of saying "don't fuck with me, i'm proper mental" or something like that. Then the postcard punks came along, and now it's standard for middle managers everywhere.

American paratroopers used to do the mohawk hairdo as a solidarity thing. Lots of pictures by Robert Capa -- who parachuted with them behind enemy lines in WW2 -- of this.
 

Plenty of people in Oxford who're not like that. In fact during my time in Oxford -- seven years living there, five more when I was there a lot -- only actually came across people like that a couple of times. (A memorable occasion being when a massive argument ensued at a party I was at about whether feminists should shave their legs. When I pointed out there were many more important issues to worry about, it didn't go down at all well. :rolleyes:)
 
American paratroopers used to do the mohawk hairdo as a solidarity thing. Lots of pictures by Robert Capa -- who parachuted with them behind enemy lines in WW2 -- of this.

Correct. They also often applied their camouflage cream as though it was war paint. Instead of simply covering their hands and faces they'd apply it in stripes like this member of the 101st Airborne Division (AKA 'The Screaming Eagles') photographed just before taking off to jump on D Day:

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Plenty of people in Oxford who're not like that. In fact during my time in Oxford -- seven years living there, five more when I was there a lot -- only actually came across people like that a couple of times. (A memorable occasion being when a massive argument ensued at a party I was at about whether feminists should shave their legs. When I pointed out there were many more important issues to worry about, it didn't go down at all well. :rolleyes:)

I met these guys through anti cuts groups.
 
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