"WHITE LIVES MATTER" banner flown over football match; causes outrage

[Loki]

The guy who dreamt it all up has now lost his job, as has his girlfriend...
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...sed-stunt.html

He's a local hero now and I'm sure he'll be offered another job soon. England outside of London is still okay...if you read the article, even the police supported him and offered their support, and told him he had done nothing wrong.

[Davystayn]

Yes I dont often read Daily Mail articles but did see police were not charging and would protect him.

Hate to think what the antifa guys would do if they caught him out, but Burnley is a proper town thankfully

[Creoda]

Working class whites have to start boycotting the disgusting football industry.

[Luso]

Ottar,Luso and Epirus NPC

Why me?

[TheOldNorth]

and thus the true colors of the left are polished in their bloody antifa black and red glory

[Creoda]

Sanjay Bhandari, chair of Kick It Out, English football's anti-racism charity: "The point of Black Lives Matter is not to diminish the importance of other people's lives. It is to highlight that black people are being denied certain human rights simply by virtue of the colour of their skin.

"It is about equality. We shall continue to support the Black Lives Matter movement and the fight for greater equality for all in football."



PFA equalities director Iffy Onuora: "You get that moment of deflation but then there's the positive reaction since. I thought Ben Mee was absolutely fantastic.

"You feel inspired again. These are uncomfortable conversations but in order to progress, you have to have them.

"In itself, the words themselves aren't offensive, it's the context. It's the rejection of conversations we are having at the moment and that's what it represents."

Piara Powar, executive director of anti-discrimination body Fare: "Set against the BLM message of equal rights, 'White Lives Matter' can only be motivated by racism and a denial of equal rights. It shows exactly why the fight for equality is so important and why the majority of people have supported it.

"The movement, the issues that are being discussed and the change that will arise is unstoppable. History will judge that this was a moment that led to change."

Isn't it wonderful we let these non-white scum in?

They all have to go.

[Davystayn]

Football authorities have gone way over the top here. If anything football is as level a playing field as you could possibly get

[Teutone]

Why me?

I call you the three horsemen of white guilt and the cult of socioeconomics.

[Zeno]

If you read the replies on Twatter, it's so whitepilling. Everyone supports the move. The fucking "journos" who say they feel "ashamed" are assblasted by thousands of commentators. Almost everyone supports it. And reminder, it's tens of thousands who replied to this by now.

[Zeno]

He's a local hero now and I'm sure he'll be offered another job soon. England outside of London is still okay...if you read the article, even the police supported him and offered their support, and told him he had done nothing wrong.

Everyone in the article (5,5k comments!) call him a weakling for apologising for his move. Brits have woken up finally, it seems.