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Like Batman you seem unable to make the mental leap between being identified as a concert goer or a football fan and being identified as an asylum seeker. In your example many football fans wear the team shirt so that might be a bit of a give away. Do asylum seekers wear shirts that say ASYLUM SEEKER?

Forget "guilt." Think about how asylum seekers are targeted for abuse and how making it very easy to identify them isn't really very helpful. If you were in another country with your family in the same circumstances would you rather try and blend in and not be an obvious target for the morons who pick on these people or would you like it highlighted to all and sundry?

Ok I will type this very slowly for you so that you understand ok? There is a big difference in wearing a wrist band to get into Glastonbury and to have to wear one to get food that identifies you as an asylum seeker and leaves you open to abuse. Do people going into Glastonbury get abused? Do you really not see a difference? If you cant see the difference and if you don't understand the comments from those who objected to the bands and the fact that the company stopped using them, then you really are not very bright.

I'll say it once more. You are really not very bright are you?

Well done Hypo, you have just proved that you are on the same level as Batman.

Do you really not see the difference?

As I said before, you are not very bright are you? The thing that gave you away was probably the rubber mask and cape.

Not for the first time you have completely missed the point.

You really are not very bright are you? Did you get abused as being identified as an asylum seeker?

Are ISIS targeting Tesco employees now?

The comparison is in the way that some drunk men behave. Did I say that Maidstone on a Saturday night was like Cologne? No I didn't yet you are the one calling me stupid.

Because it is really funny being singled out as an asylum seeker and being targeted for abuse isn't it?

Just for you mate:- "A company providing meals for asylum seekers in Cardiff has said it will drop demands they wear wristbands as a condition for receiving food according to local MP Jo Stevens. The brightly coloured bands had been given to asylum seekers staying at Lynx House so they could claim meals. But some called it dehumanising and they said they had become targets for abuse. Former Lynx house resident, Eric Ngalle, told BBC Wales the wristbands had been "mental torture" for some." So then, it doesn't seem that it "worked fine" at all does it? Quote taken from the BBC news website.

Is that is why they dropped it then and why some people complained? You didn't read my subsequent post then? And I didn't suggest that what happened in Cologne was like a Saturday night in Maidstone, but don't let that stop you.

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Alan Shearer? (sorry, just seen someone else has posted this)

Does it need to be something that identifies someone as a migrant? There are other ways of going it that are not so obvious.

No one said it was a massive blunder. Just a blunder.

Have you been beaten up or told to eff off back to your country while wearing them though?

Other than someone actually thought that this was a good idea initially.

Do players sign for clubs or for managers? Given the frequency that managers leave clubs there is a good chance that your contract will run longer than the manager will be at the club.

Jack was clearly not a migrant then otherwise he would have grabbed them regardless.

I bet the plastics cant wait! Attacking football at last....oh wait.

http://www.foxnews.com/world/2016/01/25/uk-company-criticized-for-asking-migrants-to-wear-wristbands.html