Goodes riddance, Eddie gone!

[minneapolis]

So I reckon the sponsors got him.

[Scollop]

THE JOURNEY CONTINUES

http://www.recognise.org.au/index.html

https://www.creativespirits.info/aborig ... nal-people

https://australianstogether.org.au/disc ... -movement/

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-07-06/ ... 86176?nw=0

[CURLY]

Sad day for society as a whole. A man who has done so much for the community and those in need is now judged and hung out to dry for a issue that is not isolated to him but his community wide. Will Eddie resigning change anything that has happened in the past? Eddie has said a lot of things that pissed me off his manipulation of the AFL through his media roles has been a disgrace but this is just wrong what has been forced upon him. Typical of a egg shell society we are now being forced to live in.

[The Fireman]

Sad day for society as a whole. A man who has done so much for the community and those in need is now judged and hung out to dry for a issue that is not isolated to him but his community wide. Will Eddie resigning change anything that has happened in the past? Eddie has said a lot of things that pissed me off his manipulation of the AFL through his media roles has been a disgrace but this is just wrong what has been forced upon him. Typical of a egg shell society we are now being forced to live in.

yeah but it's Collingwood

[CURLY]

Sad day for society as a whole. A man who has done so much for the community and those in need is now judged and hung out to dry for a issue that is not isolated to him but his community wide. Will Eddie resigning change anything that has happened in the past? Eddie has said a lot of things that pissed me off his manipulation of the AFL through his media roles has been a disgrace but this is just wrong what has been forced upon him. Typical of a egg shell society we are now being forced to live in.

yeah but it's Collingwood

Correct and I hope that it derails them further. The fact still remains he was attacked and bullied until he broke. I hope Harry O is happy where this has headed.

[The Fireman]

Sad day for society as a whole. A man who has done so much for the community and those in need is now judged and hung out to dry for a issue that is not isolated to him but his community wide. Will Eddie resigning change anything that has happened in the past? Eddie has said a lot of things that pissed me off his manipulation of the AFL through his media roles has been a disgrace but this is just wrong what has been forced upon him. Typical of a egg shell society we are now being forced to live in.

yeah but it's Collingwood

Correct and I hope that it derails them further. The fact still remains he was attacked and bullied until he broke. I hope Harry O is happy where this has headed.

agree

[samoht]

Misunderstood or not ...
Unfortunately for him, he'll never get the King Kong (giant monkey/comment) off his back.

[The_Dud]

I love how some consider 'not being racist' as having to 'walk on eggshells'.

Boomers gunna boom i suppose!

[CURLY]

I love how some consider 'not being racist' as having to 'walk on eggshells'.

Boomers gunna boom i suppose!

The morally outraged will be outraged I guess.

[The_Dud]

I love how some consider 'not being racist' as having to 'walk on eggshells'.

Boomers gunna boom i suppose!

The morally outraged will be outraged I guess.

I suppose "they were asking for it" by walking around being black, hey Curly!?

[CURLY]

I love how some consider 'not being racist' as having to 'walk on eggshells'.

Boomers gunna boom i suppose!

The morally outraged will be outraged I guess.

I suppose "they were asking for it" by walking around being black, hey Curly!?

There's always these type of morally outraged isn't there. Clearly your racist with comments like that.

[The_Dud]

Look away Curly!

https://www.theshovel.com.au/2021/02/09 ... imination/

[CURLY]

Look away Curly!

https://www.theshovel.com.au/2021/02/09 ... imination/

Yep targeted and bullied while all his charity work with is all inclusive and all his work with minorities is ignored. But hey let's hang a person out to dry for being in a enviroment that a majority of us have worked in.

[The_Dud]

Haha, nice one, make sure to use that opening line at your next MRA meeting!

[CURLY]

Haha, nice one, make sure to use that opening line at your next MRA meeting!

Keep throwing out your tired barbs your hater. You hate everything and anyone that doesn't share your views or beliefs. Go to South Korea and live.

[saynta]

Thankfully we dont have to hear about him any longer...

By far the best part.

[saynta]

I love how some consider 'not being racist' as having to 'walk on eggshells'.

Boomers gunna boom i suppose!

[CURLY]

I love how some consider 'not being racist' as having to 'walk on eggshells'.

Boomers gunna boom i suppose!

What we have here is the moral guardian for us all. His and only his thoughts or beliefs are correct anything that goes against that makes you a boomer apparently.

[Scollop]

I love how some consider 'not being racist' as having to 'walk on eggshells'.

Boomers gunna boom i suppose!

Some of them just can’t accept that society standards have changed. Whether it’s racism, sexism, or intolerance of people that are different to you, we have laws in Australia and most countries to force the dinosaurs to change their thinking.

I was watching movies from the 60’s on youtube and it’s amazing how often you’d see a bloke slap his Mrs or even slap a woman that he wasn’t related to. I guess it was seen as something ‘normal’ and accepted back then. You’d often see rape scenes in these films and the ladies or young girls would just go about their business half an hour later and there was no suggestion of reporting it to police or any thoughts of trauma counselling for the victims. The perpetrators were not thought of as criminals. They were seen as real men who could take what they wanted and after all; it was normal and healthy behaviour back then for a virulent male wasn’t

Herestheir thinking: “Who cares if a bloke get’s offended by a little joke about about his skin colour. It was normal and accepted behaviour to make racist jokes in the 60’s and 70’s.”

The first time that a law was passed in the Federal parliament to make it a crime to discriminate against people for the colour of their skin was in 1975. Australia practiced apartheid. We segregated the indigenous folk and banned them from being in the company of white folk.Racism exists because you were told it’s normal. It was institutionalised and it was seen as God’s way

[shanegrambeau]

I love how some consider 'not being racist' as having to 'walk on eggshells'.

Boomers gunna boom i suppose!

E ddie is a boomer.
Unluckily for him.
Gen X started 62 days after his birthday.
What a bummer for him.
That settles it then.
Cheap shot.
He should have known better.
100 suits won’t make a difference.
But I’ll be serving him tea and scones at Portsea.

[saynta]

I love how some consider 'not being racist' as having to 'walk on eggshells'.

Boomers gunna boom i suppose!

Some of them just can’t accept that society standards have changed. Whether it’s racism, sexism, or intolerance of people that are different to you, we have laws in Australia and most countries to force the dinosaurs to change their thinking.

I was watching movies from the 60’s on youtube and it’s amazing how often you’d see a bloke slap his Mrs or even slap a woman that he wasn’t related to. I guess it was seen as something ‘normal’ and accepted back then. You’d often see rape scenes in these films and the ladies or young girls would just go about their business half an hour later and there was no suggestion of reporting it to police or any thoughts of trauma counselling for the victims. The perpetrators were not thought of as criminals. They were seen as real men who could take what they wanted and after all; it was normal and healthy behaviour back then for a virulent male wasn’t

Herestheir thinking: “Who cares if a bloke get’s offended by a little joke about about his skin colour. It was normal and accepted behaviour to make racist jokes in the 60’s and 70’s.”

The first time that a law was passed in the Federal parliament to make it a crime to discriminate against people for the colour of their skin was in 1975. Australia practiced apartheid. We segregated the indigenous folk and banned them from being in the company of white folk.Racism exists because you were told it’s normal. It was institutionalised and it was seen as God’s way

What utter f****** rubbish.Rape is rape. Was in 1966 when I was working in the Supreme Court in Canberra and still is. Main difference was that in 1966 if you were convicted of rape, The judge put a black hat on and sentenced you to death. Now the courts are f****** week and soft on such crime.

Earlier on the sixties I worked for a transport/trucking company in Launceston called F H Stevens. I worked with people whose surnames were Mansell, Maynard, Brown and Atkinson. Mutton birders in the mutton bird season on Cape Barren Island and all aboriginals. I can't speak for the rest of Australia but there was no segregation there in Tasmania in the sixties and I regarded these people as my friends and colleagues.
So stop trying to rewrite f****** history from your memories of films you remember seeing FFS.

[The_Dud]

I love how some consider 'not being racist' as having to 'walk on eggshells'.

Boomers gunna boom i suppose!

What we have here is the moral guardian for us all. His and only his thoughts or beliefs are correct anything that goes against that makes you a boomer apparently.

Let's have a quick look at things Curly DOESN'T see a problem with...
Systemic racism
Discriminating against the LGBT community
Gay conversion therapy
Men barraging women with unsolicited dick-pics

A list of the things Curly DOES see a problem with...
White men being held accountable for their actions
Umpires

And all that's just the last few weeks!

I think a moral guardian is exactly what you need at this point!

[asiu]

whats the ‘black hat ‘ reference all about Shark

was that a literal thing or the vibe of the thing ?

[asiu]

a black hat on under his horsehair

(is that it ?) ... before the sentencing

[The_Dud]

I love how some consider 'not being racist' as having to 'walk on eggshells'.

Boomers gunna boom i suppose!

Some of them just can’t accept that society standards have changed. Whether it’s racism, sexism, or intolerance of people that are different to you, we have laws in Australia and most countries to force the dinosaurs to change their thinking.

I was watching movies from the 60’s on youtube and it’s amazing how often you’d see a bloke slap his Mrs or even slap a woman that he wasn’t related to. I guess it was seen as something ‘normal’ and accepted back then. You’d often see rape scenes in these films and the ladies or young girls would just go about their business half an hour later and there was no suggestion of reporting it to police or any thoughts of trauma counselling for the victims. The perpetrators were not thought of as criminals. They were seen as real men who could take what they wanted and after all; it was normal and healthy behaviour back then for a virulent male wasn’t

Herestheir thinking: “Who cares if a bloke get’s offended by a little joke about about his skin colour. It was normal and accepted behaviour to make racist jokes in the 60’s and 70’s.”

The first time that a law was passed in the Federal parliament to make it a crime to discriminate against people for the colour of their skin was in 1975. Australia practiced apartheid. We segregated the indigenous folk and banned them from being in the company of white folk.Racism exists because you were told it’s normal. It was institutionalised and it was seen as God’s way

What utter f****** rubbish.Rape is rape. Was in 1966 when I was working in the Supreme Court in Canberra and still is. Main difference was that in 1966 if you were convicted of rape, The judge put a black hat on and sentenced you to death. Now the courts are f****** week and soft on such crime.

Earlier on the sixties I worked for a transport/trucking company in Launceston called F H Stevenson. I worked with people whose surnames were Mansell, Maynard, Brown and Atkinson. Mutton birders in the mutton bird season on Cape Barren Island and all aboriginals. I can't speak for the rest of Australia but there was no segregation there in Tasmania in the sixties and I regarded these people as my friends and colleagues.
So stop trying to rewrite f****** history from your memories of films you remember seeing FFS.

In 1960 aboriginal people didn't have the rights to vote in Federal elections and men were allowed to rape their wives.

Are these the 'good old days' that I keep getting told are being ruined by 'PC culture'?