BBC Forced to drop racist advert!!!! - Page 5

heero_yuy · 14-02-2017, 19:18

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Originally Posted by passingbat

Well, the BBC are anti Brexit and anti Trump (does that make them pro globalisation? Rona Fairhead did attend a Bilderberg meeting

) But I have never seen racial hate come from the BBC.

The Brussels Broadcasting Corporation are a complete embarrassment to this country. Don't forget: Anti American, pro Palestinian, pro Brussels... etc

14-02-2017, 19:20

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Originally Posted by passingbat

Well, the BBC are anti Brexit and anti Trump (does that make them pro globalisation? Rona Fairhead did attend a Bilderberg meeting

) But I have never seen racial hate come from the BBC.

The BBC will prosecute you for watching ITV without a TV licence, The BBC will ask Welsh Rugby fans what is good about England.

So explain why your beloved BBC which is a publicly funded national broadcaster needed to ask such a hate filled question? Or maybe you can explain the editorial positives of the question? If you can explain the need for a national, publicly funded broadcaster to ask such a hate filled question I am happy to be informed.

Is the BBC'S next question what's good about Africa? Then maybe what is good about India? Then maybe what is good about Syria?

**Damien** · 14-02-2017, 19:34

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Originally Posted by EnglishMan

Is the BBC'S next question what's good about Africa? Then maybe what is good about India? Then maybe what is good about Syria?

The context matters. This is akin to you telling a friend he's fat as a joke vs a complete stranger in a street. It would be taken completely differently. Wales and England have a friendly and established rivalry and are quite similar. It's Wales and England after all.

passingbat · 14-02-2017, 19:40

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Originally Posted by EnglishMan

The BBC will prosecute you for watching ITV without a TV licence, The BBC will ask Welsh Rugby fans what is good about England.

So explain why your beloved BBC which is a publicly funded national broadcaster needed to ask such a hate filled question? Or maybe you can explain the editorial positives of the question? If you can explain the need for a national, publicly funded broadcaster to ask such a hate filled question I am happy to be informed.

Is the BBC'S next question what's good about Africa? Then maybe what is good about India? Then maybe what is good about Syria?

I'm not sure where you get the 'My beloved BBC' from... they are very biased politically ATM in a way that I think is damaging.

I am able to laugh at myself or, in this case, laugh at poking fun at my country of birth.

Offended people should try that sometime

14-02-2017, 19:41

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Originally Posted by Damien

The context matters. This is akin to you telling a friend he's fat as a joke vs a complete stranger in a street. It would be taken completely differently. Wales and England have a friendly and established rivalry and are quite similar. It's Wales and England after all.

I strongly suspect I have been to more live Rugby games in the last 2 years than you have in your lifetime. The Welsh fans are distancing themselves from the vile hate filled BBC comment. Hence the BBC withdrew and apologised.

Your attempts to show Rugby fans as racist is pointless. Yes friendly banter, Racist hate? NO!

pip08456 · 14-02-2017, 19:42

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Originally Posted by EnglishMan

The BBC will prosecute you for watching ITV without a TV licence, The BBC will ask Welsh Rugby fans what is good about England.

So explain why your beloved BBC which is a publicly funded national broadcaster needed to ask such a hate filled question? Or maybe you can explain the editorial positives of the question? If you can explain the need for a national, publicly funded broadcaster to ask such a hate filled question I am happy to be informed.

Is the BBC'S next question what's good about Africa? Then maybe what is good about India? Then maybe what is good about Syria?

I'm still waiting for the link stating where it's the Welsh fans that complained.

As an EnglishMan and rugby supporter living in Wales I think I know what Welsh fans are like.

We have a drink before the match and have banter, have banter during the match then go for a drink after the match and have banter no matter what the result.

14-02-2017, 19:43

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Originally Posted by passingbat

I'm not sure where you get the 'My beloved BBC' from... they are very biased politically ATM in a way that I think is damaging.

I am able to laugh at myself or, in this case, laugh at poking fun at my country of birth.

Offended people should try that sometime

We are not talkling about 1 person laughing at his country of birth. We are talking about a World renowned National broadcaster promoting racial hate.

The BBC asked this question, Not a few drunk fans, the BBC!!!!!!!

**Damien** · 14-02-2017, 19:44

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Originally Posted by EnglishMan

I strongly suspect I have been to more live Rugby games in the last 2 years than you have in your lifetime. The Welsh fans are distancing themselves from the vile hate filled BBC comment. Hence the BBC withdrew and apologised.

Your attempts to show Rugby fans as racist is pointless. Yes friendly banter, Racist hate? NO!

Ok.....

Personally I assumed you were more of a musical opera man...

14-02-2017, 19:45

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Originally Posted by pip08456

I'm still waiting for the link stating where it's the Welsh fans that complained.

As an EnglishMan and rugby supporter living in Wales I think I know what Welsh fans are like.

We have a drink before the match and have banter, have banter during the match then go for a drink after the match and have banter no matter what the result.

I know a guy who lives a small town called Telford left with brain damage after meeting the opposing teams rugby fans. Rugby fans are more violent than football fans in the lasts 7 years.

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**Damien** · 14-02-2017, 19:49

To be clear you object to rugby fans being labelled as racist (not that we've done that) but it's fine to portray them as violent lunatics.....

They'll smash you up but they draw the line at political incorrectness....

pip08456 · 14-02-2017, 19:53

South Wales Police said there weren’t a higher number of incidents reported than at any other international match in the past.

14-02-2017, 19:56

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Originally Posted by pip08456

South Wales Police said there weren’t a higher number of incidents reported than at any other international match in the past.

So why did the BBC ask such a hate filled question? We know the English rugby fans are peaceful. Why did the BBC need to ask welsh fans "whats good about England?" Unless the BBC thought the Welsh fans would react with hate filled answers? So then the BBC could portray rugby or the welsh as racist?

pip08456 · 14-02-2017, 20:06

That's up to you to figure out.

For the record I was in Cardiff that night with supporters of both sides and had a good time as always.

14-02-2017, 20:08

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Originally Posted by pip08456

That's up to you to figure out.

For the record I was in Cardiff that night with supporters of both sides and had a good time as always.

I was also in Cardiff, I can scan and post a picture of my ticket, Lets do it? Lets both post our tickets?

Yes I keep tickets, I have tickets from festivals in 1993 LOL

But no one can explain why the BBC asked such a hate filled question? It seems like the BBC assumed all Welsh rugby fans are hate filled and racist so would agree with this line of questioning. So Happy the Welsh fans kicked the BBC into touch///

Russ · 14-02-2017, 21:44

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Originally Posted by EnglishMan

Its very simple. Welsh rugby fans did not want anything to do with this, and forced the point.

No, this is very simple. I'm a Welsh rugby fan and I know even less of what you're talking about than you do.

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Originally Posted by EnglishMan

The Welsh fans are distancing themselves from the vile hate filled BBC comment.

No, we're not.

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Originally Posted by EnglishMan

I was also in Cardiff, I can scan and post a picture of my ticket, Lets do it? Lets both post our tickets?

Yes I keep tickets, I have tickets from festivals in 1993 LOL

But no one can explain why the BBC asked such a hate filled question? It seems like the BBC assumed all Welsh rugby fans are hate filled and racist so would agree with this line of questioning. So Happy the Welsh fans kicked the BBC into touch///

The only hate in this is in your mind.