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HARTLEYHARE1

588 posts

129 months

Wednesday 3rd June 2020
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Hell of a racing driver and without doubt up there with

Couldn’t care less if he was green or orange, black or white

Utter utter cock off track since he arrived and cannot stomach his bullsh’t

Just my humble opinion




mat205125

17,790 posts

213 months

Wednesday 3rd June 2020
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HARTLEYHARE1 said:
Hell of a racing driver and without doubt up there with

Couldn’t care less if he was green or orange, black or white

Utter utter cock off track since he arrived and cannot stomach his bullsh’t

Just my humble opinion
Solid summary ......

Hazmat1

233 posts

98 months

Wednesday 3rd June 2020
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Wow.. keep going you might just convince yourself at this rate.

MarkwG

4,847 posts

189 months

Wednesday 3rd June 2020
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anonymous said:
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Yeah, good try...

longblackcoat

5,047 posts

183 months

Thursday 4th June 2020
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anonymous said:
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You really do seem to hate Hamilton. Extraordinary.

heebeegeetee

28,692 posts

248 months

Thursday 4th June 2020
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HARTLEYHARE1 said:
Hell of a racing driver and without doubt up there with

Couldn’t care less if he was green or orange, black or white

Utter utter cock off track since he arrived and cannot stomach his bullsh’t

Just my humble opinion
I think he's been absolutely fine off track too, indeed can't think of anything he's said or done that could be really called out. Unlike the other drivers he's a global icon, with no script to follow, only his own instincts, and I think he's done just fine. He doesn't even shag around in the James Hunt/Barry Sheene mould, he's been far, far more devoted to his sport than that.

heebeegeetee

28,692 posts

248 months

Thursday 4th June 2020
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MarkwG said:
For me, it's time everyone stood up & said violence of the sort that led to the death of George Floyd is unacceptable, to say otherwise is tacitly condoning it.
I just don't agree with this. There is st going on around the world all the time. I've no doubt whatsoever that those migrants in Calais have experienced racism, brutality and death throughout their whole journey from wherever in Africa. They're on our doorstep, so why are we so exercised about one poor soul in the US? It makes no sense.

It seems to me that people are only so exercised because it's an English speaking black man that has been killed.

paulguitar

23,278 posts

113 months

Thursday 4th June 2020
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heebeegeetee said:
I think he's been absolutely fine off track too, indeed can't think of anything he's said or done that could be really called out. Unlike the other drivers he's a global icon, with no script to follow, only his own instincts, and I think he's done just fine. He doesn't even shag around in the James Hunt/Barry Sheene mould, he's been far, far more devoted to his sport than that.
I think he's come across generally as being a thoroughly decent person, as well as an extraordinary F1 driver, in the running for the greatest of all time.

Some of the vitriol aimed at him here likely says rather more about the writers of the posts than Hamilton, I think.




vdn

8,908 posts

203 months

Thursday 4th June 2020
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Relax guys; cmoose is a special type of upset; verging on obsessive. It’s his cross to bear.

He doesn’t like the post Hamilton made... ok. I also thought it a crude way to shake the tree; but shake the tree it did. It had its desired effect, so...


HighwayStar

4,248 posts

144 months

Thursday 4th June 2020
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heebeegeetee said:
MarkwG said:
For me, it's time everyone stood up & said violence of the sort that led to the death of George Floyd is unacceptable, to say otherwise is tacitly condoning it.
I just don't agree with this. There is st going on around the world all the time. I've no doubt whatsoever that those migrants in Calais have experienced racism, brutality and death throughout their whole journey from wherever in Africa. They're on our doorstep, so why are we so exercised about one poor soul in the US? It makes no sense.

It seems to me that people are only so exercised because it's an English speaking black man that has been killed.
One poor soul in the US!!! You really have no clue... I'll leave it there. Racing starts soon, we can get back to disagreeing about why, what, who should've whatever during the Grand Prix.

North West Tom

11,515 posts

177 months

Thursday 4th June 2020
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heebeegeetee said:
It seems to me that people are only so exercised because it's an English speaking black man that has been killed.
Brits seems to have this weird obsession with American culture and Americans in general. If this incident happened in the UK, there's no way Americans would have the same energy.

markiii

3,603 posts

194 months

Thursday 4th June 2020
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i think the brits in question think they are american

vdn

8,908 posts

203 months

Thursday 4th June 2020
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markiii said:
i think the brits in question think they are american
You think wrong. And proven your self an ignorant sod in the process.

It’s because of the parallels.

HighwayStar

4,248 posts

144 months

Thursday 4th June 2020
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markiii said:
i think the brits in question think they are american
Wow... I wouldn’t even know where to start with that. There are no words.

KevinCamaroSS

11,619 posts

280 months

Thursday 4th June 2020
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paulguitar said:
I think he's come across generally as being a thoroughly decent person, as well as an extraordinary F1 driver, in the running for the greatest of all time.

Some of the vitriol aimed at him here likely says rather more about the writers of the posts than Hamilton, I think.
Agree with this 100%

PanicBuyingBogRoll

1,936 posts

62 months

Thursday 4th June 2020
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KevinCamaroSS said:
paulguitar said:
I think he's come across generally as being a thoroughly decent person, as well as an extraordinary F1 driver, in the running for the greatest of all time.

Some of the vitriol aimed at him here likely says rather more about the writers of the posts than Hamilton, I think.
Agree with this 100%
Have another 100% from me.

I don't particularly like his taste in clothing or jewellery and he probably wouldn't like mine. But I've seen nothing from him to warrant the reaction he gets from some people.

If he was white, dressed like an nice middle class white person and listened to middle of the road rock music he wouldn't get any of the grief some on here are giving him.

rev-erend

21,408 posts

284 months

Thursday 4th June 2020
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I'm surprise Lewis feeling so strongly about this did not go and join a march.

Then again, lack of social distancing at these marches could well result in many falling ill with Covid-19.

HighwayStar

4,248 posts

144 months

Thursday 4th June 2020
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rev-erend said:
I'm surprise Lewis feeling so strongly about this did not go and join a march.

Then again, lack of social distancing at these marches could well result in many falling ill with Covid-19.
Different level but last weekend plenty of folk felt strongly enough to head off to parks and beaches with little social distancing. Obviously those marching feel pretty strongly too.

p1stonhead

25,526 posts

167 months

Thursday 4th June 2020
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KevinCamaroSS said:
paulguitar said:
I think he's come across generally as being a thoroughly decent person, as well as an extraordinary F1 driver, in the running for the greatest of all time.

Some of the vitriol aimed at him here likely says rather more about the writers of the posts than Hamilton, I think.
Agree with this 100%
I think he’s already a very very solid contender for the greatest of all time. Thinking about it in my mind I reckon he’s probably there already. Some of his recent seasons have been nearly flawless.

angrymoby

2,613 posts

178 months

Thursday 4th June 2020
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PanicBuyingBogRoll said:
KevinCamaroSS said:
paulguitar said:
I think he's come across generally as being a thoroughly decent person, as well as an extraordinary F1 driver, in the running for the greatest of all time.

Some of the vitriol aimed at him here likely says rather more about the writers of the posts than Hamilton, I think.
Agree with this 100%
Have another 100% from me.

I don't particularly like his taste in clothing or jewellery and he probably wouldn't like mine. But I've seen nothing from him to warrant the reaction he gets from some people.

If he was white, dressed like an nice middle class white person and listened to middle of the road rock music he wouldn't get any of the grief some on here are giving him.
& another 100%

Hamilton waited a full week for someone other than him to step up with some form of support from the world of F1

& i guarantee that some posters on this thread have spent more time posting & knocking Hamilton, than they have posting on their own social media either condemning those who killed George Floyd or in support of BLM



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