Mila
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And I rest my case
The poor dude was not allowed to go into the Pits for some or another safety reason and now he's crying Racism.... Welcome to lovely Sunny SA![]()
And I rest my case
The poor dude was not allowed to go into the Pits for some or another safety reason and now he's crying Racism.... Welcome to lovely Sunny SA![]()
To top this all off, there is a South African movie in production called the Race-Ist, about drag racing nogal. A dark-skinned upstart tries to trump the pale-skinned champ. A lot of arguing and death threats ensue. The pale-skinned champ realises his faults and apologises to dark-skinned upstart, who in turn realises a valuable life lesson. Everyone is happy and has a braai together without too much booze, since the rating is PG.Well it was a race so i guess racism is the order of the day?
Well it was a race so i guess racism is the order of the day?
What possible safety reason would make non-whites more of a risk in the pit lanes?And I rest my case
The poor dude was not allowed to go into the Pits for some or another safety reason and now he's crying Racism.... Welcome to lovely Sunny SA![]()
What possible safety reason would make non-whites more of a risk in the pit lanes?
Ever thought of only racers, family of the racers and officials being in the Pits?
No matter who you are, unless your familiar with the Pits and the setup you are a safety risk to yourself and others.
I fail to see your point tbh![]()
So why were non-whites ejected for "safety" reasons, but whites were allowed to break these "rules"? And for some reason, you seem to indicate that you're in agreement with this.It is a campaign that prompts him to eject accredited (black) media from their vantage spots at a race event for reasons of “safety” only to allow the same rules to be broken if the perpetrators are pale-skinned
Actually you fail to see your own point, you even bolded the relevant text:
So why were non-whites ejected for "safety" reasons, but whites were allowed to break these "rules"? And for some reason, you seem to indicate that you're in agreement with this.
There may very well be more to the story, who cares, I'm not arguing that. But then why would you make this assumption if you truly believe that there's more to it:This is a one sided article. Can you prove that there was White only reporters in the Pits ?
And yes, I am 100% in agreement.
The safety of the Drivers and Spectators is of higest value to me more so than some guy's little vandeta![]()
The smiley doesn't really mask the message that you're conveying about yourselfThe poor dude was not allowed to go into the Pits for some or another safety reason and now he's crying Racism.... Welcome to lovely Sunny SA![]()
There may very well be more to the story, who cares, I'm not arguing that. But then why would you make this assumption if you truly believe that there's more to it:
The smiley doesn't really mask the message that you're conveying about yourself![]()
Ok he has a point but he didnt quite make it properly...
I also noticed at the A1 GP... they had SA officials, fat ones... in orange Subaru gear.
But the writer messed it up a bit. He also forgot to mention the non white drivers in SA.
What possible safety reason would make non-whites more of a risk in the pit lanes?
Golf is not for black people either!
. . . and tennis!