TAKE NOTES OF:
1. Those who preach freedom of speech and expression.
2. Those who massively praise Churchill, even though his actions led to two million Bangladeshi people dying of hunger.
3. Those who advocate for men’s mental health and disabilities yet forgave John Davidson for his use of the N-word.
4. Those who say this is an English country with Christian values, yet cannot extend forgiveness one of the main tenets of Christianity.
5. Those who roll their eyes and tell us to move on from discussing slavery, despite it being voted the worst atrocity in history by the UN.
6. Those who watch Israel do the absolute unthinkable to women and children, keeping the West in a cycle of war, yet fail to criticize its government or leader, who has been charged with corruption, bribery and committed war crimes.
7. Those who have little to say when politicians use prejudicial loaded language about all Muslims.
8. Those who have no criticism for Valentina Gomez entering the U.K. last September, despite her calling all Muslims criminals.
9. Politicians who once had the terrorist leader of Al Qaeda on a watch list but later invited him to Number 10 as the new leader of Syria
All the above, yet fail to apply the same understanding, political standards and consistency to Kanye West.
Feel free to add more double standards….
Nobody is suggesting what Ye said during manic episodes was okay, but he literally *said* things when he was unwell and later apologised. Meanwhile THEM lot are literally *killing* innocent babies to exercise dominance
Hurty words are clearly a greater sin than trafficking children… otherwise these brands would’ve also directed their boycotting energy towards the ruling administration of the United States 🙂
🤦♂️ "When you get a referee who REFUSES to throw any of his colleagues under the bus, it just becomes an absolute JOKE!"
@JayMotty thinks Ref Watch should be scrapped after Dermot Gallagher agreed William Saliba's challenge on Matheus Cunha wasn't a penalty 🤯 ❌
#MUFC
🚨🗣️ | Ruben Amorim announces a NEW pre-match routine:
“I always had the feeling that we arrive at Old Trafford and Old Trafford must be the centre of the game, but we cannot spend four hours there waiting for the game.
“And I feel with these facilities [at Carrington] we can be here, preparing for the game away from Old Trafford and when we arrive at Old Trafford, we have to feel the fans and then go directly to the game, not killing the momentum of the connection with our fans.”
Best stadium in the UK? 🤯🏟️
First home game actually in the stands, so I made the most of it. Noticed a few things. Big stadiums full of glitz and glam are great if you’re posh, but I prefer grounds with heritage and quirks that make them unique.
I don’t know many with 4 apartment blocks around them you can Airbnb for a box-style view, reminded me of FIFA grounds back in the day.
A moped delivering pizza pitchside? That’s a new one, but it adds something different, kind of like an Everyman cinema but for football. 🍕
With cheap tickets and a central London location, you get fans from all backgrounds. Black, white, brown, rich or poor etc. All clubs have this, but this felt the most diverse I’ve seen.
What unique things does your team’s ground have? Drop it in the comments 👇
#fanbehaviour #soonback #Leytonorient #mandemFC
A man can be emotionally shattered, mentally exhausted, financially ruined, and spiritually drained, but if he’s still showing up, no one notices. Society doesn’t check his mental health, only his performance. Utility over humanity. Every time