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Swarbs said:
Ah, but you forget that there is one thing more common than racism in the US, and that is a superiority complex. Almost every American is convinced that their country is superior to all the others, and so will happily look down their nose at other people who have exactly the same problems as them.

And as you say, it is a PR issue now. And American PR is not known for being particularly subtle or conciliatory...
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The scousers want to say they couldn't care less about everyone else. They want to circle the wagons, to feel like victims, and don't give a damn about what the others think. BUT they are owned by Americans! Hahaha. Which means that their narrow minded clown of a manager cannot just ignore every one. He has had to apologise for his crass behaviour. He has to bear in mind what his paymasters think before opening his gob. Great times!!
 
Comas/99 said:
When was rio told to shake hands with someone in order to save the english game from looking utterly ridiculous?

If anything, what Rio did was comendable, it was simple if suarex had have shook hands rio would have
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The rules need to be the same for all players. Both committed the exact same 'offense', so either both made the English game look ridiculous and should face the same repercussions, or then both of their actions were commendable. Which one is it?
 
SAF dried my hair said:
The rules need to be the same for all players. Both committed the exact same 'offense', so either both made the English game look ridiculous and should face the same repercussions, or then both of their actions were commendable. Which one is it?
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Disagree, Suarez and Evra's handshake signaled the end of this saga and that Both players could man up and put this thing to bed. There was absolutely nothing resting on Rio's handshake.
 
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