Who goes along with the following: that the majority of black Britons support Hatton

Dude has defended Manning saying something on the lines that his racist jokes were misunderstoodatsch. True hatton huggers can't deny he has said such a statement:deal

About Little Britain, I don't watch because it is generally not my kind of humour. I'm not Patriotic like that. I would have to say that MadTV/Daily Show, is more my kind of thing:good

 

They'll say anything to keep you happy...however behined their front door...well let's just say they won't be shedding any tears when PBF reins supreme:good...


...btw, why don't you inform them of Hatton's obsession with Manning and close friendship with the likes of Joey Barton. Let's see if the view stays the same:bart

 

Irrelevant since it is backed by past history of similar events. I guess you think blacks supported Minter more than Hagler when they faught too-since they are equally patriotic. you *****:rofl:rofl:rofl

Even recent ones such as the World Cup (Eng v Brasil-majority black people support brasil even if this is receding).

 

Are your referring to the hagler minter fight or supporting brazil.

In fairness to the supporting brazil thing I did state that this majority support has been dwindling over the years. It's a fact Black folks in the older genration are more likely to support brazil and for a number of reasons none racist. For example, In the past UK Football wasn't always welcoming of black players and these things aren't so easy to foget (remember the booing of Barnes at England games?) not too mention these folks could have appreciated the skills brazil (e.g. the 1970 winning team) brought to the playing field. These black folks had allegence a longtime ago and see no reason why they should change as long as brazil continue to play the samba football.

With this in mind, I ask you: what's so shockingabout that?

 

:heyAnd neither did I say it is a good thing that black support Brazil more (when the face England)...so don't go calling me a racist (read what it means from previous page).

 

Tell me this would you still support say for example, Amir Khan, if it was found that he had associations with (let's say from the top of my head) Osama Bin Lahden's brother (a brother who was know to still be in contact with Osama)? and then Amir also was associated with a fundamentalist cleric who had been known to make derogratory statements against the West? Or would you shrug it off and say well Khans british, I got his back:happy....:think

(This also goes out to all other ignorant UK ESB members).

 

Correct spelling is: racism:good

...BTW, I've got to quote BigReg in response to your last sentence(from an earlier thread where the likes of David UK were totally schooled:rofl)

 

MancMexican, you haven't given your answer to this scenario yet:huh..keep thinking