Page 1 of 1
PC or not PC
Posted: Wed Apr 26, 2017 3:26 pm
by Bruv
David Moyes threatened to slap a female reporter in a jokey exchange after an interview.
HERE so has been charged with bringing the game into disrepute HERE
Orlando Bloom described himself as a "pikey from Kent" in a radio One interview and has had to apologise. HERE
I personally don't find either comment worthy of a second thought, let alone the furore caused by the PC right on brigade....................is it me ?
PC or not PC
Posted: Wed Apr 26, 2017 3:40 pm
by magentaflame
Nah he advocated violence against another human being. Although she's a woman? He obviously knows what he said because he backed it with that statment.Another words you can't hit a woman, but there are circumstances in which you can???? Really?
Best statment I've ever heard from a politician. "Let me say this to you: disrespecting women does not always result in violence against
women. But all violence against women begins with disrespecting women,"
There has been a huge turn around in our football leagues over Jokey comments about women. It's simply not tolerated anymore.
PC or not PC
Posted: Wed Apr 26, 2017 4:21 pm
by spot
Bruv;1508659 wrote: I personally don't find either comment worthy of a second thought, let alone the furore caused by the PC right on brigade....................is it me ?
Had I ever herd of David Moyes I might not find myself in Rhett Butler's position but frankly my dear it appears I do, they can hang him out to dry for all I care. I expect having a name easily confused with Adrian Chiles does it.
PC or not PC
Posted: Wed Apr 26, 2017 9:05 pm
by gmc
Bruv;1508659 wrote: David Moyes threatened to slap a female reporter in a jokey exchange after an interview.
HERE so has been charged with bringing the game into disrepute HERE
Orlando Bloom described himself as a "pikey from Kent" in a radio One interview and has had to apologise. HERE
I personally don't find either comment worthy of a second thought, let alone the furore caused by the PC right on brigade....................is it me ?
it was patronising and sexist it was obviously meant as a joke but he wouldn't have said something like that or similar to a male reporter. It's a casual acceptance of violence against women being a joking matter. If a bloke, no matter who he was joked about giving you na slap how would you react?
PC or not PC
Posted: Thu Apr 27, 2017 5:54 am
by Bruv
gmc;1508677 wrote: it was patronising and sexist it was obviously meant as a joke but he wouldn't have said something like that or similar to a male reporter. It's a casual acceptance of violence against women being a joking matter. If a bloke, no matter who he was joked about giving you na slap how would you react?
We are talking about football banter, I am sure at some stage during my life someone has laughingly offered me a 'slapping' during such an exchange, I would go so far as me offering to give someone a slap, which is something I can't ever see myself doing in reality.
It has nothing to do with her being a female, it just happens that she was,he laughingly said she was overstepping the mark in the interview.
And so onto Bloom the pikey, he described himself as such in support of his macho role presumably, Travelers or Gypsies or those that aspire to be named as such, are known for their so called macho lifestyle, cock and dog fighting, bare knuckle boxing.
Both instances use shorthand terms that the person making the remark doesn't mean literally, such as giving the opposition a bloody nose............not a bleeding nose, just a surprise win.
PC or not PC
Posted: Sat Apr 29, 2017 5:28 am
by gmc
If said to a male that would be taken as a threat. I still contend he would not have said it to a male reporter. Males at times go through a kind of verbal human/simian threat display there are cultural differences that sometimes cause problems but this was imo a threat display to a female someone he knew would not be able to respond in kind. Moyes is scots the response of the average scots male to somethinmg like this would have been words to the effect of you and whose army.
PC or not PC
Posted: Sat Apr 29, 2017 1:58 pm
by Snooz
I've said I'd like to pop someone upside their head before and it wasn't taken as a threat of bodily harm. Everyone laughed. You have to consider the context.
PC or not PC
Posted: Sat Apr 29, 2017 5:39 pm
by magentaflame
The context here is: a female reporter doing her professional job in her work enviroment is told she needs a slap.The context here is:a male during his professional working day threatening to slap a female for doing her job.
Why is that so hard to understand? They werent down the pub having a jolly good laugh andhe's threatened to put her over his knee and spank her. They are in their professional work enviroments......are you saying this would be acceptable in any other work enviroment?
There was a female reporter who interviewed a footballer here on the sidelines after the game. He stopped the interview to tell her he wanted to have a drink with her and tried to kiss her....... that my friend id sexual assault in the workplace. Can you think of another workplace where that would be acceptable?
PC or not PC
Posted: Sat Apr 29, 2017 5:46 pm
by magentaflame
Bruv;1508682 wrote: We are talking about football banter, .
That attitude has already been addressed here. And not even young men now accept "the football banter line". Especially when directed at female. Now and again it happens but it causes so much uproar now footballees/commentators/fans know their reputations/jobs and memberships are on the line now.
Have almost stamped out racism too.
PC or not PC
Posted: Sun Apr 30, 2017 4:42 am
by Bruv
magentaflame;1508736 wrote: Have almost stamped out racism too.
They haven't you know.
High profile PC shaming as in this incident changes nothing, all it does is it makes like minded people be more careful about what and when they say things.
Changing attitudes on sexism and racism cannot be legislated against.
That will be a very long haul......taking many generations I am sorry to say.
PC or not PC
Posted: Sun Apr 30, 2017 4:46 am
by spot
Snooz;1508728 wrote: You have to consider the context.
I can show you the context. For some reason he's not in jail, for some reason he gets applause and gets paid for this sort of thing but this is the reason women face violence and then it's labeled a funny joke.I hung my original self from the top bunk with a belt
Got pissed off and ripped Pamela Lee's tits off
And smacked her so hard I knocked her clothes backwards like Kris Kross
I smoke a fat pound of grass and fall on my ass
Faster than a fat bitch who sat down too fast
C'mere slut!
EMINEM LYRICS - My Name Is
Direct cause and effect, that is.
PC or not PC
Posted: Sun Apr 30, 2017 6:53 am
by Bruv
Begging your pardon Mr Spot is that somehow related to the topic in hand ?
PC or not PC
Posted: Sun Apr 30, 2017 7:25 am
by spot
Bruv;1508748 wrote: Begging your pardon Mr Spot is that somehow related to the topic in hand ?
David Moyes threatened to slap a female reporter in a jokey exchange after an interview. I explained why some sections of British society think that's acceptable behavior or even amusing, and that Mr Mathers should be jailed for incitement every time some ******** thug puts "his woman" into A&E.
Is that somehow related to the topic in hand? Where do you think this idea comes from that slapping women about, physically or verbally, is the manly way to impose control over them, or that imposing control over them is socially acceptable. Bloody Mathers and his like, that's where.
PC or not PC
Posted: Sun Apr 30, 2017 9:18 am
by Bruv
I am sure it didn't start with Mathers, suspect there are great literary masterpieces that might incite slapping women and worse.
Blaming a third party is no defence or excuse.
I am not condoning slapping females or men for that matter, but the furore over a few joking words taken out of context, in my opinion, goes way too far.
PC or not PC
Posted: Sun Apr 30, 2017 1:16 pm
by magentaflame
Bruv;1508748 wrote: Begging your pardon Mr Spot is that somehow related to the topic in hand ?
What spot has quoted and my posts on the previous page explaining. "Context" is exactly what is being spokenabout on this thread.
The more you joke, the more you write about violence against women, the more pornography.....etc etc, the more acceptable it is the more common place it becomes in common minds. The simple suggestion of it 'IS' an violent act.And it incites.
And yes there are plenty of laws covering these incidences.
PC or not PC
Posted: Sun Apr 30, 2017 1:16 pm
by gmc
spot;1508749 wrote: David Moyes threatened to slap a female reporter in a jokey exchange after an interview. I explained why some sections of British society think that's acceptable behavior or even amusing, and that Mr Mathers should be jailed for incitement every time some ******** thug puts "his woman" into A&E.
Is that somehow related to the topic in hand? Where do you think this idea comes from that slapping women about, physically or verbally, is the manly way to impose control over them, or that imposing control over them is socially acceptable. Bloody Mathers and his like, that's where.
Nope comes from religion (and I'm talking about mainly western monotheistic religion) man was put on earth to rule over women any of them that object are "unnatural" and deserve to be walloped. Nothing to do with being manly it's just the natural order of things women should know their place. misogyny is not confined to males either.
PC or not PC
Posted: Sun Apr 30, 2017 1:27 pm
by spot
Monotheistic religions have only a marginal effect on British life. Mr Mathers and his like are far more influential.
PC or not PC
Posted: Sun Apr 30, 2017 1:27 pm
by magentaflame
Quite right GMC, learned behaviour is both a male and female problem.
PC or not PC
Posted: Sun Apr 30, 2017 3:24 pm
by Bruv
spot;1508766 wrote: Monotheistic religions have only a marginal effect on British life. Mr Mathers and his like are far more influential.
WHAT ?
He has only been about for maybe 20 years.
Christianity has influenced this atheist a lot more than Slim Shady .
PC or not PC
Posted: Sun Apr 30, 2017 11:14 pm
by magentaflame
Religion and its attitudes toward women perpetuated slim shady.
PC or not PC
Posted: Mon May 01, 2017 1:48 am
by spot
Pah. I know blame when I see it.
PC or not PC
Posted: Mon May 01, 2017 3:57 am
by Bruv
Blame Mathers, blame the Pope , blame Islam, blame the Archbishop.......................................I much prefer my slant on the problem.
Whatever I do.....is in MY hands....blame me.
Telling a 7 year old you will knock their block off is not meant literally, the headline about the Prime Minister getting a bloody nose was not meant literally, Moyes threat to give the reporter a slap was meant to be humorous, an exchange between two people moving in the same circles, and not meant literally.
PC or not PC
Posted: Mon May 01, 2017 5:54 am
by spot
Bruv;1508779 wrote: Telling a 7 year old you will knock their block off is not meant literally
I would rather see the child taken into care than subjected to terror-inducing verbal abuse like that.
PC or not PC
Posted: Mon May 01, 2017 12:11 pm
by Bruv
spot;1508781 wrote: I would rather see the child taken into care than subjected to terror-inducing verbal abuse like that.
Where would house all the kids though ?
Ban Tom and Jerry cartoons I say......
PC or not PC
Posted: Mon May 01, 2017 6:18 pm
by magentaflame
Ah yes, it stands out like dog balls. Males turning an important issue into a farce.
Quite common, white male, substantially educated to a substandard education trying to hold onto a place in society that was never theres to begin with....... how do you claw your way up to this imaginary status? Stomp on a few women .....but with the excuse youre only joking to make yourselves feel better about your own attitudes.
PC or not PC
Posted: Tue May 02, 2017 12:26 am
by spot
Bruv;1508792 wrote: Where would house all the kids though ?The entire school system can be rebuilt over the next twenty years to incorporate collegiate sleep-rooms, learn-rooms, chill-rooms and refectories, the children taught by automated interactive tablet systems and the teachers retrained as onsite social mentors. Biological parenting is essentially an antisocial activity which perpetuates division, ignorance and greed.