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    He's really lost it this time

    http://news.sky.com/story/969426/mor...e-nazi-germany

    I wonder if he would have said the same if it was another country being patriotic?

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    Plank. Most of us just love the sport. I've enjoyed seeing athletes of countless nationalities. I'm delighted to see GB doing well in London as it makes it an even better games, it's always good for the host nation to do well, and being British and in Britain, these are the athletes I'm more familiar with and have relatively more in common with, so I cheer them on.

    IIRC, Nazi Germany didn't give quite as much choice about what you believed and supported, which is a small but I feel important detail. I even bought team GB shorts. I suppose in many ways that is as bad as killing some jews.

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    I love him as a musician. But he's a F*cking tool.

    Remember him pedaling hate against Britain whilst in Argentina, the c*nt. Saying how the Falklands was theirs etc.

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    Any objection if I post on behalf of Dune on this one?

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    Quote Originally Posted by trousers View Post
    Any objection if I post on behalf of Dune on this one?
    Dont be a chimp, sorry chump, Trousers.

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    Give me a break. When he says "the spirit of 1939 Germany" he don't mean gassing jews or whatever. He's talking bout fervent nationalism and brainwashed citizens supporting a corrupt and fascist state. I mean that's bolllocks too obviously but ain't nearly as bad as the Nazi headlines is making out.

    The Smiths was before my time but I listen to them quite a lot, so I'm a bit on his side generally. When it comes to Morrissey I have "the spirit of 1939 Germany"!

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    this is Morrissey the famous racist right?

    tool

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    Bit more than a tool I think!! Some people say anything to be talked about though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bearsy View Post
    Give me a break. When he says "the spirit of 1939 Germany" he don't mean gassing jews or whatever. He's talking bout fervent nationalism and brainwashed citizens supporting a corrupt and fascist state. I mean that's bolllocks too obviously but ain't nearly as bad as the Nazi headlines is making out.

    The Smiths was before my time but I listen to them quite a lot, so I'm a bit on his side generally. When it comes to Morrissey I have "the spirit of 1939 Germany"!
    This is what the plums on here don't understand, you're quite right in what you say Bearsy. As for his comments about the royals, I'm sure all the ones on here slagging off the royals during the jubilee will be on here soon to back every word Morrisey has said.

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    Quote Originally Posted by trousers View Post
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    I've just notice Dune has been b-anned (again). What for this time?

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    Quote Originally Posted by so22saint View Post
    this is Morrissey the famous racist right?

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    Nah bro, i know you're being mischievious or whatever but i'm sticking up for Morrissey on this thread and getting famously accused of not liking reggae ain't the same as being famously racist!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Turkish View Post
    This is what the plums on here don't understand, you're quite right in what you say Bearsy. As for his comments about the royals, I'm sure all the ones on here slagging off the royals during the jubilee will be on here soon to back every word Morrisey has said.
    I think the royals are tools (William & Harry excluded) & I'm a republican but Morrisey is a total bell end for saying it's akin to 1939 Germany.

    The UK is a better place that it was 2 weeks ago.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Kraken View Post
    I've just notice Dune has been b-anned (again). What for this time?
    Photo of a black female GB athlete / photo of female ape. You can workout the rest.

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    What a joyless ***t!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Turkish View Post
    As for his comments about the royals, I'm sure all the ones on here slagging off the royals during the jubilee will be on here soon to back every word Morrisey has said.
    Quotes from the Sky article :

    "Morrissey was also heavily critical of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee in June, comparing her reign to a dictatorship and describing the celebrations as "a new lesson in the force of tyranny": Morrissey spouting b0ll0cks and completely misunderstanding the nature of a Constitutional Monarchy.
    "The 'dazzling royals' have, quite naturally, hijacked the Olympics for their own empirical needs": Headline grabbing sensationalist nonsense.
    "As London is suddenly promoted as a super-wealth brand, the England outside London shivers beneath cutbacks, tight circumstances and economic disasters.": I can see his point - I do not think that nationally the 'legacy' will amount to much, and there is an element of distraction from economic realities. As the Romans put it "Bread and Circuses".

    The allusion to Germany in 1939 is about the power of propaganda, although he could have picked a less contentious example.

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    Quote Originally Posted by View From The Top View Post
    Photo of a black female GB athlete / photo of female ape. You can workout the rest.

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    Quote Originally Posted by badgerx16 View Post
    Quotes from the Sky article :

    "Morrissey was also heavily critical of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee in June, comparing her reign to a dictatorship and describing the celebrations as "a new lesson in the force of tyranny": Morrissey spouting b0ll0cks and completely misunderstanding the nature of a Constitutional Monarchy.
    "The 'dazzling royals' have, quite naturally, hijacked the Olympics for their own empirical needs": Headline grabbing sensationalist nonsense.
    "As London is suddenly promoted as a super-wealth brand, the England outside London shivers beneath cutbacks, tight circumstances and economic disasters.": I can see his point - I do not think that nationally the 'legacy' will amount to much, and there is an element of distraction from economic realities. As the Romans put it "Bread and Circuses".

    The allusion to Germany in 1939 is about the power of propaganda, although he could have picked a less contentious example.
    Exactly. So all the ones one here who were anti the jubilee and royals will agree with, or at least empathise with his comments, surely?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Turkish View Post
    Exactly. So all the ones one here who were anti the jubilee and royals will agree with, or at least empathise with his comments, surely?
    Well I'm an avowed Republican, and I don't.

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    Quote Originally Posted by badgerx16 View Post
    Well I'm an avowed Republican, and I don't.
    Same here.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Turkish View Post
    Exactly. So all the ones one here who were anti the jubilee and royals will agree with, or at least empathise with his comments, surely?
    Well I wasn't in favour of the Jubilee as I'm not a royalist, and I've never been afraid to admit I'm not exactly the most patriotic of British citizens, but the Olympics is the Olympics and politics doesn't, or shouldn't come into it. It's a global celebration of sport, and the way that the British public has warmed to so many of the competitors from outside of the UK kind of piddles all over Morrisey's comparison to Nazi Germany.

    He's nothing but a musical has-been who craves a bit of attention and deliberately courts controversy in a desperate attempt to remain relevant.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bexy View Post
    He's nothing but a musical has-been who craves a bit of attention and deliberately courts controversy in a desperate attempt to remain relevant.
    This is entirely true. Moz was truly a spectatcular musician, but his star has faded and nowadays he's nothing short of an angry, old-fashioned and extreme political activist.

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    I take back the racism comment having googled it and realised that he sued and won against the NME article so there you go. Proves the power of perception though.

    He's still a cock mind you

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    Morrissey was an important figure in the history of pop music and in my teen years whilst heading The Smiths, but his solo stuff has never been much cop and now he's just a fat big-mouthed poof.

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    [QUOTE=alpine_saint;1432996]Morrissey was an important figure in the history of pop music and in my teen years whilst heading The Smiths, but his solo stuff has never been much cop and now he's just a fat big-mouthed poof.[/QUOTE]

    So what's your point? That you're a homophobic bellend?

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    [QUOTE=saintfully;1433020]
    Quote Originally Posted by alpine_saint View Post
    Morrissey was an important figure in the history of pop music and in my teen years whilst heading The Smiths, but his solo stuff has never been much cop and now he's just a fat big-mouthed poof.[/QUOTE]

    So what's your point? That you're a homophobic bellend?
    Nope. Have nothing at all against homosexuals. Worked in gay bars and shared a house with a gay lad as a student. Have always defended people's rights to have sex and love whoever they want.

    But Morrissey is a poof.

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    [QUOTE=alpine_saint;1433027]
    Quote Originally Posted by saintfully View Post

    Nope. Have nothing at all against homosexuals. Worked in gay bars and shared a house with a gay lad as a student. Have always defended people's rights to have sex and love whoever they want.

    But Morrissey is a poof.
    I'm sorry, when I saw the perjorative word 'poof' I leapt to my crass assumption.

    Are their any other words commonly understood to be perjorative that you think are appropriate to use, maybe to do with race?

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    How many drug cheats ran in the GB colours ?,its not about sport anymore, its all about money and which countries spend the most to buy their success,as Samuel Johnson said "Patriotism is the last refuge of a scoundrel" remember these words when you next see Boris or David at an Olympic event where there is a whiff of a Gold Medal.

    I was happy in the haze of a drunken hour!!!!!!

    Saint till I die!

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Kraken View Post
    I've just notice Dune has been b-anned (again). What for this time?
    Quote Originally Posted by View From The Top View Post
    Photo of a black female GB athlete / photo of female ape. You can workout the rest.
    Quote Originally Posted by The Kraken View Post
    Why so surprised? It's always bubbling under with him,

    I do wonder if he actually has a mental health issue, if so he should really seek help.

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    Love his music, hate the garbage he spouts in the media.

    Ironically enough when I was in the Olympic Stadium on Saturday, they played one of his songs after a race.

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    Quote Originally Posted by This Charming Man View Post
    Love his music, hate the garbage he spouts in the media.

    Ironically enough when I was in the Olympic Stadium on Saturday, they played one of his songs after a race.
    You're the one for me fatty?

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    Quote Originally Posted by This Charming Man View Post
    Ironically enough when I was in the Olympic Stadium on Saturday, they played one of his songs after a race.
    More royalties for Steven. Kerching.

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    I read somewhere that he insisted security frisked for meat at one of his gigs. The Smiths are sh*te anyway. The lyrics sound like they were written by a 14-year-old emo and the music sounds like it was composed by the emo's mate to sing at his funeral after he died by drinking bleach.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tokyo-Saint View Post
    You're the one for me fatty?
    Interesting Drug.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jjsaint View Post
    I read somewhere that he insisted security frisked for meat at one of his gigs. The Smiths are sh*te anyway. The lyrics sound like they were written by a 14-year-old emo and the music sounds like it was composed by the emo's mate to sing at his funeral after he died by drinking bleach.
    He walked off-stage at some festival as he could smell meat cooking from one of the nearby food stalls. Moron.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jjsaint View Post
    The Smiths are sh*te anyway. The lyrics sound like they were written by a 14-year-old emo and the music sounds like it was composed by the emo's mate to sing at his funeral after he died by drinking bleach.
    Methinks you missed the point with The Smiths.

    That's EXACTLY how they were supposed to sound, though they pre-date the "emo" tag.

    Very good description though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by alpine_saint View Post
    Methinks you missed the point with The Smiths.

    That's EXACTLY how they were supposed to sound, though they pre-date the "emo" tag.

    Very good description though.
    I liked them when I was young but I grew tired of the whingeing. But then again I still listen to Leonard Cohen so I can't point any fingers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jjsaint View Post
    I liked them when I was young but I grew tired of the whingeing. But then again I still listen to Leonard Cohen so I can't point any fingers.
    Blimey, you must be a joy to be around.

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    Quote Originally Posted by This Charming Man View Post
    He walked off-stage at some festival as he could smell meat cooking from one of the nearby food stalls. Moron.
    I saw him walk off stage at madstock 92, mind you he was having bottles thrown at him .

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    Quote Originally Posted by jjsaint View Post
    I liked them when I was young but I grew tired of the whingeing. But then again I still listen to Leonard Cohen so I can't point any fingers.
    Anyone who thinks smiths songs were depressing just don't get it, songs like heaven knows i'm miserable now were more humerous than depressing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Majestic Channon View Post
    Anyone who thinks smiths songs were depressing just don't get it, songs like heaven knows i'm miserable now were more humerous than depressing.
    Yes, "Suffer Little Children", "Meat is Murder", "Headmaster Ritual" and "This Night Has Opened my Eyes" were hours of fun for the whole family

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    1939 Nazi Germany...hmm...

    Man watching Olympics arrested based on his manner, his state of dress, proximity to the course and because he was not smiling. Police questioned him about his demeanour and why he had not been seen to be visibly enjoying the event.

    http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2012/au...?newsfeed=true

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    Quote Originally Posted by Elmore View Post
    1939 Nazi Germany...hmm...

    Man watching Olympics arrested based on his manner, his state of dress, proximity to the course and because he was not smiling. Police questioned him about his demeanour and why he had not been seen to be visibly enjoying the event.

    http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2012/au...?newsfeed=true
    Yeah, nazis. All of them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Majestic Channon View Post
    I saw him walk off stage at madstock 92, mind you he was having bottles thrown at him .


    When he was also, err, waving a Union Jack around. But obviously not in a jingoistic way. No sir.

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