Inbred morons break into Halal shop and wreck the place

Foxhound38

At least according to the Journal.ie - seems from the pictures that they couldn't even spell the racist abuse they were writing on the wall of the shop properly. I'm guessing they are the same little scrotes that tend to watch the British Premier League and listen to african-american rap music, and see no irony with that they did here.

I'm ashamed to share a nationality with such people.

Wacker The Attacker

Why does this shock people?

FTA69

F*cking animals.

super_furry

Nigges and niggrs. Gob****es can't even spell.

The Aussie

Foxhound38 wrote: »

I'm guessing they are the same little scrotes that tend to watch the British Premier League.

While I agree with what you are saying, I don't get this bit

I've never sat down and watched a game of Soccer/Football but what does the EPL have to do with a bunch of semi-literate Spanners...

Wacker The Attacker

Foxhound38 wrote: »

At least according to the Journal.ie - seems from the pictures that they couldn't even spell the racist abuse they were writing on the wall of the shop properly. I'm guessing they are the same little scrotes that tend to watch the British Premier League and listen to african-american rap music, and see no irony with that they did here.

I'm ashamed to share a nationality with such people.

There's no such thing. There's a scottish premier league, an english premier league, a welsh premier league and a northern irish premier league that all exist independently of each other.

Perhaps you should take your own advise and get your facts straight before assuming that football fans did this.

Khannie

super_furry wrote: »

Nigges and niggrs. Gob****es can't even spell.

Smart enough to steal the HDD out of the CCTV system though.

Scummers.

GavRedKing

Foxhound38 wrote: »

At least according to the Journal.ie - seems from the pictures that they couldn't even spell the racist abuse they were writing on the wall of the shop properly. I'm guessing they are the same little scrotes that tend to watch the British Premier League and listen to african-american rap music, and see no irony with that they did here.

I'm ashamed to share a nationality with such people.

You were doing well up until the above TBH.

BordsMagoo

Bunch of racist pigs

Snako

Yeah I watch the premiership and love hiphop, never trashed no shops and painted racist abuse!!! Agree with the sentiments above though, absolute troglodytes, hope they get stung

Wacker The Attacker

Racism or whatever one chooses to call this type of behaviour is something that may never be stamped out.

Starving it of publicity may be as effective in helping curb it as anything. At least they wont have the satisfaction of having their actions highighted.

Lawrence1895

Don't know, what watching the EPL and listening to certain types of music has to do with such a behaviour, tbh.

It's not what you like, it's about the consequences, you have to face...and sometimes, such a behaviour is not cautioned properly.

GarIT

Anyone else think the OP has made it clear they are as bad as the people that did this?

Wacker The Attacker

GarIT wrote: »

Anyone else think the OP has made it clear they are as bad as the people that did this?

Absolutely. At two completely ignorant generalisations contained within their statement.

three in fact. The standard of their education, their musical tastes and their sporting preferences have been commented upon without any real substantiation.

Royal Irish

Wacker The Attacker wrote: »

There's no such thing. There's a scottish premier league, an english premier league, a welsh premier league and a northern irish premier league that all exist independently of each other.

Perhaps you should take your own advise and get your facts straight before assuming that football fans did this.

They could very well of been GAA fans.

Mint Aero

Oh no op, you've hurt their feelings. I get what you mean, the irony indeed. Seems to be lost here though :rolleyes:

alchemist33

I think the OP is pointing out the possible irony of racist b@stards also having interests based in other cultures and countries.

Maybe.

wexie

Wacker The Attacker wrote: »

Absolutely. At two completely ignorant generalisations contained within their statement.

three in fact. The standard of their education, their musical tastes and their sporting preferences have been commented upon without any real substantiation.

To be fair, if they are putting abuse aimed at 'niggrs' and 'pakis' on the walls of a shop owned by an Algerian I'd tend to think that the education one is pretty spot on.

GarIT

alchemist33 wrote: »

I think the OP is pointing out the possible irony of racist b@stards also having interests based in other cultures and countries.

Maybe.

I'd like to point out the irony in the person pointing out racist [EMAIL="b@stards"]b@stards[/EMAIL] is making complete generalisations and discriminating against people for no reason.

marshbaboon

What I find most offensive is their ****ing grammar.

beakerjoe

Foxhound38 wrote: »

At least according to the Journal.ie - seems from the pictures that they couldn't even spell the racist abuse they were writing on the wall of the shop properly. I'm guessing they are the same little scrotes that tend to watch the British Premier League and listen to african-american rap music, and see no irony with that they did here.

I'm ashamed to share a nationality with such people.

I enjoy both of these, did i do this????

Sounds like your a bit prejudice yourself.

Wacker The Attacker

wexie wrote: »

To be fair, if they are putting abuse aimed at 'niggrs' and 'pakis' on the walls of a shop owned by an Algerian I'd tend to think that the education one is pretty spot on.

One assumption is as bad or as foolish as another when it comes to judging people you know nothing about.

dark crystal

Wacker The Attacker wrote: »

Perhaps you should take your own advise and get your facts straight before assuming that football fans did this.

In fairness to the OP, I don't think he was calling all football fans racist, he was making the point that the same idiots who wrote 'Niggrs out' may also watch black people week in week out playing for their favourite team and not have a problem with their skin colour in that particular instance. Same point about listening to hip hop music.

It was a point about hypocrisy, not a rant against football fans in general. At least that's how I understood it.

Wacker The Attacker

Royal Irish wrote: »

They could very well of been GAA fans.

They could have been anything.

wexie

Wacker The Attacker wrote: »

One assumption is as bad or as foolish as another when it comes to judging people you know nothing about.

Of course, what I meant was is that given the available information we can glean from the article it's not really much of an assumption these guys weren't phd candidates.

Wacker The Attacker

dark crystal wrote: »

In fairness to the OP, I don't think he was calling all football fans racist, he was making the point that the same idiots who wrote 'Niggrs out' may also watch black people week in week out playing for their favourite team and not have a problem with their skin colour in that particular instance. Same point about listening to R&B.

It was a point about hypocrisy, not a rant against football fans in general. At least that's how I understood it.

How do you know if any of these assumptions were actually correct or not?

beakerjoe

dark crystal wrote: »

In fairness to the OP, I don't think he was calling all football fans racist, he was making the point that the same idiots who wrote 'Niggrs out' may also watch black people week in week out playing for their favourite team and not have a problem with their skin colour in that particular instance. Same point about listening to R&B.

It was a point about hypocrisy, not a rant against football fans in general. At least that's how I understood it.

The point is he doesn't know if they are indeed hypocrites. I found what the OP said offensive since im a football fan and i enjoy rap music.

Amirani

beakerjoe wrote: »

I enjoy both of these, did i do this????

Sounds like your a bit prejudice yourself.

You don't enjoy the British Premier League, it doesn't exist.

SEPT 23 1989

seems like a lot of trouble to go to i wonder is there more to this story?

dark crystal

Wacker The Attacker wrote: »

How do you know if any of these assumptions were actually correct or not?

I don't, just illustrating the point I think the OP was making.

It wasn't a dig at football fans or hip hop fans, but a dig at racists.

alchemist33

GarIT wrote: »

I'd like to point out the irony in the person pointing out racist b@stards is making complete generalisations and discriminating against people for no reason.

Yes, he could have been a little clearer (I say this as a big fan of the little-known BPL )

beakerjoe

NiallSparky wrote: »

You don't enjoy the British Premier League, it doesn't exist.

Now now, you know what i mean, i enjoy english football

Wacker The Attacker

wexie wrote: »

Of course, what I meant was is that given the available information we can glean from the article it's not really much of an assumption these guys weren't phd candidates.

Perhaps not.

However, if you look at it from another perspective, racism or racist beliefs can exist among academics or intellectuals as well. Education or high intelligence doesnt eliminate the possibility of holding racist or prejudicial views.

Wacker The Attacker

dark crystal wrote: »

I don't, just illustrating the point I think the OP was making.

It wasn't a dig at football fans or hip hop fans, but a dig at racists.

I understand that. I was simply pointing out that the OP was making assumptions that could be viewed as prejudiced whilst condemning other peple for doing the same thing, albeit in a more extreme way.

Lawrence1895

NiallSparky wrote: »

You don't enjoy the British Premier League, it doesn't exist.

But it not really 'English' either, since we have Cardiff and Swansea, who are based in Wales

beakerjoe

Wacker The Attacker wrote: »

Perhaps not.

However, if you look at it from another perspective, racism or racist beliefs can exist among academics or intellectuals as well. Education or high intelligence doesnt eliminate the possibility of holding racist or prejudicial views.

For all we know anyone did this. Point is they dont have to be football fans, uneducated or Jay Z fan club members to misspell racist graffiti.

beakerjoe

Lars1916 wrote: »

But it not really 'English' either, since we have Cardiff and Swansea, who are based in Wales

Why didnt i think of that. :rolleyes:

wexie

Wacker The Attacker wrote: »

Perhaps not.

However, if you look at it from another perspective, racism or racist beliefs can exist among academics or intellectuals as well. Education or high intelligence doesnt eliminate the possibility of holding racist or prejudicial views.

no, sadly not.

There's a part of me that thinks it's so much worse in educated people though. :mad: I know it shouldn't make a difference but they really dont have any excuse.

Friend Computer

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

seems like a lot of trouble to go to i wonder is there more to this story?

In what way?

beakerjoe

wexie wrote: »

no, sadly not.

There's a part of me that thinks it's so much worse in educated people though. :mad: I know it shouldn't make a difference but they really dont have any excuse.

Racism can be from anyone. For all we know it was purposely spelt badly to have people believe that "uneducated rap/football fans" did this. Anyone can be racist.

Amirani

beakerjoe wrote: »

Racism can be from anyone. For all we know it was purposely spelt badly to have people believe that "uneducated rap/football fans" did this. Anyone can be racist.

One for the conspiracy theory forum?

melekalikimaka

beakerjoe wrote: »

Racism can be from anyone. For all we know it was purposely spelt badly to have people believe that "uneducated rap/football fans" did this. Anyone can be racist.

not rugby fans

Captain Farrell

melekalikimaka wrote: »

not rugby fans

No. they're just twats

Nodin

melekalikimaka wrote: »

not rugby fans

God no. They'd get the staff to handle that sort of thing.

Gummy Panda

ITT: The OP points out the irony of xenophobia when the attackers might embrace sport and music from other countries but is drowned out by football fans who think he is linking racism to football.

Wacker The Attacker

Gummy Panda wrote: »

ITT: The OP points out the irony of xenophobia when the attackers might embrace sport and music from other countries but is drowned out by football fans who think he is linking racism to football.

No he is being drowned by football fans because he had no reason to link it to football to begin with.

Is it too much to ask that he simply comment on the actions of the attackers and leave it at that?

Some of ye really love to really pick apart anything a poster says and completely ignore the point of the thread to begin with.

Like dark crystal pointed out, the OP isn't calling people who watch football or listen to rap music scumbags, he's laughing at the irony that most idiot racists are hypocritical gobshytes who pick and choose which fordiner stuff they like.

Anyway, back to the actual topic. It's disgusting to see a person's business destroyed by scumbag thugs, and that's all they are.

I wonder when the owner of the shop said that there was still a week's worth of cleaning up to do? It certainly would be made a lot easier if volunteers could get together and give them a hand with putting everything back together.

constance tench

The Aussie wrote: »

While I agree with what you are saying, I don't get this bit

I've never sat down and watched a game of Soccer/Football but what does the EPL have to do with a bunch of semi-literate Spanners...

Or Afro American Rap music for that matter

melekalikimaka

Nodin wrote: »

God no. They'd get the staff to handle that sort of thing.

the 'help' is the correct term

Gummy Panda

Wacker The Attacker wrote: »

No he is being drowned by football fans because he had no reason to link it to football to begin with.

Is it too much to ask that he simply comment on the actions of the attackers and leave it at that?

stop being so sensitive

beakerjoe

constance tench wrote: »

Or Afro American Rap music for that matter

Im a fan of the jungle music played by Father Stack myself