XIII_rocks posted...
Keep telling yourself that.
I like how you have done nothing to dispute my point with examples of your own because you literally cannot.
Yeah occasionally one of us f***s up and the rest of the country rails them for it. We don't do monkey chants and chuck bananas, and we don't stop our team managers from buying black players.
Like I said, the downside is how insanely politically correct we are - England flags being taken down during the WC, for instance - so I'm not saying it's all sunshine and daisies here, but yeah, we're demonstrably less racist on the whole.
You can't take a loss in stride, can you? Of course I can give examples, I just chose to be tactful and let you accept the truth, but you seem too stubborn. Here's an incident from just a couple weeks ago:
http://www.newsobserver.com/2012/01/08/v-print/1761175/player-cries-after-racist-comments.html
I guess this happened in Italy or Sweden..............
So yes, English fans aren't saints, either. Since it's known that there's quite a bit of racism also in England, to claim that it's "worse" outside of England is sheer idiocy and grasping at straws, desperately trying to make your country look better.
News f***ing flash: Racism incidents are ALWAYS occasional, everywhere. You never see it as the norm, no matter where you go.
Dark Young Link posted...
Vlado posted...
In this case, what this Korean did is just stupid. It was certainly provoked by the dumbass comment Mayweather made, but that's no excuse.
Exactly how **** does your life have to be to be provoked that badly by a minor comment like that? o.o
Because holy **** was Mayweather's comment easy to respond to without self-destructing.
Yeah, like I said, it was stupid to go on such a tirade. The first comment, while still in poor taste (she could've burned him way better and it would've been fair game because he brought race into the equation), would've sufficed as a response.
Nevertheless, I'm sure you're not really, but you come off as if you're on the verge of being depressed or at least sad over what some Korean chick did... You really shouldn't care about the actions of strangers much. People will do dumb stuff all the time, and they'll suffer the consequences. It's their problem.
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