oldmancraigy
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Is there an example of a thread that hasn't gone that way?Such a shame that a decently intentioned thread has turned to shit. Again.
Like, just one example from the last 15 years??
Is there an example of a thread that hasn't gone that way?Such a shame that a decently intentioned thread has turned to shit. Again.
Some are less likely. Others are more likely. Itās the political fashion at the moment. If you see yourself as progressive you want the newest ideas.Not at all. Pou said himself that people are less likely to accept lifestyles that buck traditional values.
Iād be surprised. How many people refused to play with Roberts?Don't agree. It's a conversation that had to be had. What's going to happen when an openly gay person is about to be picked in NRL ? Will they refuse to play with him ?
Whereās the intolerance? They are refusing to promote something, not refusing to tolerate it.Tolerance is a 2 way street. You can't demand to be respected and whilst not being tolerant of others.
So you can't name anyone. Did you just sea lion him?
Then they need to shelve the rainbow and pick something that hasn't been co-opted. Something more inclusive. Maybe a crescent to represent the moon we all live in under, or even some old Sanskrit symbol.Or maybe you can't ? There seems to be a significant contribution to this argument by the "you can't force me to do that brigade". News flash to them: it's just about acknowledging that some people are different to you and that's OK. It's not that hard.
Key point in bold. It's disingenuous to conflate endorsement with tolerance. There is a clear difference between the two. Tolerance means you put up with something you find objectionable.Well there's this ..
The seven ā Josh Aloiai, Tolutau Koula, Haumole Olakauāatu, Jason Saab, Josh Schuster, Toafofoa Sipley and Christian Tuipulotu ā are considering boycotting the round 20 clash on 28 July due to their āreligious and culturalā convictions that oppose the endorsement of homosexuality.
I created a thread yesterday, that religious gay thread then turned into Vietnamese dinners.Can we please shift this discussion to a religious/ gay chat? Seriously I just waded through 11pages of shit and I logged in last night!
Can we discuss footy FFS.
Ps I like the Tapau move.
Well their teammates are being forced into playing in a team with someone who openly ācelebratesā their religion.Are players being forced to do the sign of the cross? As for pretending everyone is now gay proud and anti Christian I think you're confusing someone else's arguments with mine.
They're slaves now?Well their teammates are being forced into playing in a team with someone who openly ācelebratesā their religion.
As to the second part, sure. I might start calling you Drax based on how much you take literally.
Or those who donāt agree with them doing it just havenāt spoken out about itThey're slaves now?
NRL are also bringing a Magic Round style round to be hosted by Roosters. Itāll be called Metrosexual RoundCanāt wait for heterosexual round. Maybe we get back to normality by then
They are promoting a company that helps pay their wages. If there was a political movement around promoting gambling as a lifestyle it might be a better analogy.You think theyāre ācelebratingā gambling by having a pointsbet logo emblazoned across their chest?
Amen!I agree because there are still plenty of silent and passive bigots in the world. They just can't come out in the open and get away with it like they could before.
This is a good thing. Suppress their taught bigotry and until they die and as each one of them passes, the next gen will be a little or a lot more tolerable or inclusive and slowly as the years go by we may eventually get to a point where all this 'it's a sin' bullsh*t that has been passed down for 2000+ years now will be all but a ridiculous foot note in a history lesson for future generations to laugh at and be shocked. Or at least we can hope.
It's 2022. Everyone is already aware. There comes a point where 'raising awareness' stops being about awareness and starts becoming the promotion of one ideology over others.Do you have a problem with players praying post game or crossing themselves? The celebrations of the gay pride werenāt in game so the jersey wasnāt about celebrating, but awareness.
And McDonalds causes obesity.They are promoting a company that helps pay their wages. If there was a political movement around promoting gambling as a lifestyle it might be a better analogy.
That said, I agree that they are promoting gambling, and we know it ruins a lot of lives. I'd be happy if gambling (and alcohol) advertising went the way of tobacco ads. But if I was a player I'd still wear the logos (and the gayest uniform you could invent) because I'm a hypocrite. Give me the money. I just don't want my kids to be poor.
Whilst I probably wouldnāt be so blasĆ© about killing off a generation to reach the outcome, I broadly agree with the sentiment mate.
The point is that they aren't slaves and no one is forcing them to do anything. Apparently you agree with me anyway so I'm not sure what you're on about.Or those who donāt agree with them doing it just havenāt spoken out about it
I think the players that are opposed to sorcery should refuse to participate in Magic Round.They should get all NRL players to rock up at Magic Round wearing shirts that identify their beliefs/ideals and then pick teams based on similar shirts.