Nobody ever mentions how only 1 - 3% of the population are gay, yet boys make up a third of all peadophile victims.
That's the elephant in the room folks!
That's the elephant in the room folks!
So you agree with Bristow, that the "allegedly" abused footballers, who were basically kids or young teenagers at the time, were not later or now "real men", notwithstanding the possible trauma/damage they suffered from their experiences, and the "stigma/additional trauma" they may well have suffered, from their parents, public opinion or indeed from the potential impact on their career aspirations for not retaliating in the way Bristow insinuated ? Is that a pc phenomenon ?Obviously, your personal experience of US politics (sshh), and of Clinton and Trump in particular, NOT the garbage you've been force-fed by the lefty MSM.
I class most, but not all, of the people I associate with as "normal". I consider a "real man" as being courageous, principled, reasonably sporting, and honest -- not a whinging, effeminate pansy. And no, I'm not a member of the Freemasons, Illuminati, or anything similar.
So you agree with Bristow, that the "allegedly" abused footballers, who were basically kids or young teenagers at the time, were not later or now "real men", notwithstanding the possible trauma/damage they suffered from their experiences, and the "stigma/additional trauma" they may well have suffered, from their parents, public opinion or indeed from the potential impact on their career aspirations for not retaliating in the way Bristow insinuated ?
What's your opinion on the subject ?Oh Boo hoo!
Where do you get off with all the virtue signalling leaf!
~Not sure where you get your figures from. Back in the 80's they believed 10% were gay.Nobody ever mentions how only 1 - 3% of the population are gay, yet boys make up a third of all peadophile victims.
That's the elephant in the room folks!
Nobody ever mentions how only 1 - 3% of the population are gay, yet boys make up a third of all peadophile victims.
That's the elephant in the room folks!
What connection or relevance is there between those figures?
No, of course not, you mischievous, wannabe troublemaker. You are either that, or just another screwball; probably the latter, based on a quick scan of your recent efforts. You are certainly not the only screwball on here. I suggest you just put me on 'ignore'; I won't be wasting any more of my precious time on a flagrant nutter like you.So you agree with Bristow, that the "allegedly" abused footballers, who were basically kids or young teenagers at the time, were not later or now "real men", notwithstanding the possible trauma/damage they suffered from their experiences, and the "stigma/additional trauma" they may well have suffered, from their parents, public opinion or indeed from the potential impact on their career aspirations for not retaliating in the way Bristow insinuated ? Is that a pc phenomenon ?
"You may use this statement in evidence against me, if you wish. And you probably will"No, of course not, you mischievous, wannabe troublemaker. You are either that, or just another screwball; probably the latter, based on a quick scan of your recent efforts. You are certainly not the only screwball on here. I suggest you just put me on 'ignore'; I won't be wasting any more of my precious time on a flagrant nutter like you.
To clarify again, for the final time: I agree with Bristow's stated wish to severely damage the subhuman filth that performed the abhorrent actions in question. You, however, are, again, following your typical (sole?) tactic of deliberately misinterpreting certain words in a football forum and making a pathetic attempt to launch your own version of an online WWIII. Whoopee frickin' doo.
One thing is for sure; you are irrecoverably far from my definition of a real man (ibid.). Now, go forth and multiply, you wet pussy. You may use this statement in evidence against me, if you wish. And you probably will. Rock on, fearless keyboard warrior. Oh well.
How's the weather up there? We're getting your polar vortex here. Thang you. Thang you very much.
Lovely. May your dog go with you. Screwball."You may use this statement in evidence against me, if you wish. And you probably will"
Not worth the effort, it's in the public domain already. Others will judge. What a strange "real" man you are. Wonder why Bristow's no longer with Sky ? He seems as dumb or misinformed as you. Take your pick.
Relish your precious time. Doubt I deliberately misinterpret words on here. More likely misunderstand or misspell...
As in screwball...
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Next.Lovely. May your dog go with you. Screwball.
Goodnight and goodbye, pillock!
There is a lot of that, anti elitism etcNot so much the rise of the right wing, more 'populism', 'anti elitism', and 'good old fashioned democracy' in action.
Every dog has its day, and all that.
Government estimates are 5% LGBT, but there's no definitive data (it was in a work report yesterday funnily enough)~Not sure where you get your figures from. Back in the 80's they believed 10% were gay.
Government estimates 5% LGBT actually, although there is no definitive dataNobody ever mentions how only 1 - 3% of the population are gay, yet boys make up a third of all peadophile victims.
That's the elephant in the room folks!
Very well put. To not be able to appreciate this viewpoint is truly mind-boggling.So you agree with Bristow, that the "allegedly" abused footballers, who were basically kids or young teenagers at the time, were not later or now "real men", notwithstanding the possible trauma/damage they suffered from their experiences, and the "stigma/additional trauma" they may well have suffered, from their parents, public opinion or indeed from the potential impact on their career aspirations for not retaliating in the way Bristow insinuated ? Is that a pc phenomenon ?
Government estimates are 5% LGBT, but there's no definitive data (it was in a work report yesterday funnily enough)
Government estimates 5% LGBT actually, although there is no definitive data
However that is completely irrelevant as the two things you mention are unrelated pieces of information
It was, but they government assume understatement for some reason so as far as I know estimate at 5%It was 1.6% in the last survey for the ONS.