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Israeli football fans attacked in Amsterdam

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  • Chizz said:
    Violence at football matches is reprehensible.  But antisemitic, racist violence is several degrees worse.  Anyone involved - and anyone condoning it - should be thoroughly ashamed.  

    I have avoided wading through the reports of what went on, for fear of coming across people either excusing it or inciting revenge.  But I thought this call to Nick Ferrari was quite interesting.  You have to scroll forward to 2hr 55min.  But it's worth doing so and listening to the whole call (three or four minutes), just to hear "Ali" from London embarrassing himself.   

    https://www.globalplayer.com/catchup/lbc/uk/episodes/2zGyG6qA6tETzknnL4cjuAu4HT/ 

    "What was the score, Ali?"
    Ha ha what a nonce.  (Ali, not you Chizz)
  • Here's another for you 

    https://x.com/MoroccanZionist/status/1854698423418515561?t=abvq6Xs4bbY-kMUUUby1Tw&s=19

    Seems like really appropriate behaviour
    You keep posting stuff from accounts that are obviously pro-Israeli - they're not exactly going to be providing a balanced view of the whole situation are they? They're not going to show the Maccabi fans singing racist shit about Arabs or destroying property, they're going to show stuff that will back up what they believe
    Ok, now ignore what account posted it, as it's not entirely relevant to the footage itself. Watch the videos, and just tell me if you think those videos are acceptable. 

    All there is to it. I've seen the chants, they're also not right. Do chants from a separate group of fans, justify groups of people essentially hunting lone and small groups of travelling fans?
  • shine166 said:
    The more worrying thing for me, is the celebrations of the attacks, and the amount of retweets and likes on post over the attacks. 

    Some fans are even saying they can't wait for them to play against Besiktas. So for those that think this wouldn't have happened unprovoked, it probably would have happened irrespective.  

    There's some serious issues atm with this. It's essentially cool and edgy to be anti-semitic among a lot of people now. It's mental 
    OR... fans want to do the same to zionists after seeing what they did ? nothing ive seen, shows this would have happened anyway. WTF were the mossad agents going to contribute to the situation other than agro ?
    Here you go, just one example found within 10 seconds of twitter searching 

    https://x.com/visegrad24/status/1854749301630472584?t=Cq3HwpHSZXXfrvwvYptKng&s=19

    On the streets of Amsterdam, tourists are being asked to show their passports where they are from, to prevent being attacked. 

    Europe is fucked.
  • sam3110 said:
    I notice none of the articles state "vile Muslim-hating, Palestine flag burning, genocide-supporting Maccabi fans get their comeuppance" 



    I think the Guardian lead with that headline. 
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  • edited November 8
    sam3110 "Friend Or Defoe" PopIcon

    Want to explain to me which part of any of my posts was 'Laugh out Loud' funny?

    Quite intrigued how any of my posts qualify for someone laughing is all
    Default behaviour mate.

    Starts with complete outrage, followed by a couple of attempts at sweary posts in the draught box, then finally, as the minutes pass by calm is restored, it all gets deleted and a simple tap of the LOL button is resorted to.
  • sam3110 said:
    I notice none of the articles state "vile Muslim-hating, Palestine flag burning, genocide-supporting Maccabi fans get their comeuppance" 

    Funny that...
    It doesn't say the opposite either
  • @sam3110 @Friend Or Defoe @PopIcon

    Want to explain to me which part of any of my posts was 'Laugh out Loud' funny?

    Quite intrigued how any of my posts qualify for someone laughing is all
    "Innocent" Jews when the Jews in question aren't innocent. The exact same thing happens to innocent Muslims on a daily basis on social media, and recently on UK streets.
  • shine166 said:
    shine166 said:
    The more worrying thing for me, is the celebrations of the attacks, and the amount of retweets and likes on post over the attacks. 

    Some fans are even saying they can't wait for them to play against Besiktas. So for those that think this wouldn't have happened unprovoked, it probably would have happened irrespective.  

    There's some serious issues atm with this. It's essentially cool and edgy to be anti-semitic among a lot of people now. It's mental 
    OR... fans want to do the same to zionists after seeing what they did ? nothing ive seen, shows this would have happened anyway. WTF were the mossad agents going to contribute to the situation other than agro ?
    If you think innocent Jewish people, aren't the victims of hate crimes on a day to day basis. I genuinely don't know what to tell you. 

    Do you genuinely believe that every single Tel Aviv fan that was attacked last night, was participating in Anti-Palestine chants etc? 
    I mean, there's misinterpreting people's posts and there's what you've just done. 

    If it makes you feel better, it was all pre planned and the Israel fans were all victims. 
    Explain to me what you meant then. 

    It also wouldn't make me feel better, as I condemn any fan inciting violence on any other football fan. 

    My posts are centred around the fact that, 

    - A professional player, has encouraged attacks on football fans 

    - there are people in Amsterdam purposely searching for people to attack them if they're Jewish, there's multiple videos proving this. 

    - People on social media are celebrating these events and wanting to see more of it.
    Il retype my post again if you like so you can actually read it, completely upto to you. 
  • Chizz said:
    Violence at football matches is reprehensible.  But antisemitic, racist violence is several degrees worse.  Anyone involved - and anyone condoning it - should be thoroughly ashamed.  

    I have avoided wading through the reports of what went on, for fear of coming across people either excusing it or inciting revenge.  But I thought this call to Nick Ferrari was quite interesting.  You have to scroll forward to 2hr 55min.  But it's worth doing so and listening to the whole call (three or four minutes), just to hear "Ali" from London embarrassing himself.   

    https://www.globalplayer.com/catchup/lbc/uk/episodes/2zGyG6qA6tETzknnL4cjuAu4HT/ 

    "What was the score, Ali?"
    So you have interest to understanding what actually happened, but just decide they were antisemitic attacks? Helpful. 
  • edited November 8
    sam3110 said:
    @sam3110 @Friend Or Defoe @PopIcon

    Want to explain to me which part of any of my posts was 'Laugh out Loud' funny?

    Quite intrigued how any of my posts qualify for someone laughing is all
    "Innocent" Jews when the Jews in question aren't innocent. The exact same thing happens to innocent Muslims on a daily basis on social media, and recently on UK streets.

    He's literally posted videos of people on their own being asked to prove what country they are from. Any scum being anti mulsim/ anti arab or burning flags deserve a slap.  Being jewish/ israeli and being attacked for just being there and nothing else other than being jewish/ israeli is what most have the issue with on here.

    I dont care if anyone being anti muslim or burning flags gets what for but just being an innocent bystander who happens to be israeli and / or jewish is dispicable.  It was only in the summer that a met copper in London told a british citizen on camera to leave the area near a march as he was 'openly jewish"....in london in 2024 ffs.

    And yes of course muslims get abuse for being muslims which is wrong but thats pure whataboutery and nothing to do with this football- related story.
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  • Whether Maccabi fans were innocent seems questionable. But, the concept of gangs of Muslim (fighting age ) males taking to the streets to attack them, is truly worrying. Couldn’t happen here  ? Of course it could.  Do we want Middle Eastern conflicts fought out on the streets of Europe's Cities.  Let’s hope the Dutch adopt some Starmer like justice, an dish out hefty jail sentences.

  • PopIcon said:
    PopIcon said:
    The more worrying thing for me, is the celebrations of the attacks, and the amount of retweets and likes on post over the attacks. 

    Some fans are even saying they can't wait for them to play against Besiktas. So for those that think this wouldn't have happened unprovoked, it probably would have happened irrespective.  

    There's some serious issues atm with this. It's essentially cool and edgy to be anti-semitic among a lot of people now. It's mental 
    The match in Turkey against BeSiktas is being played at a neural venue. That was announced before last nights shit.
    That's fine. 

    There are still people on social media who don't know that, and are celebrating the fixture in hope of their being violence against Jews and getting tens of thousands of likes making these types of posts
    Twitter is a hot mess for the blind.
    It's also one of the best news sources in the world currently. So as much as it has its drawbacks, you can look at things for how they are and separate the wheat from the chaff.

    It is currently acceptable among groups* for people to be anti-semitic on social media. 
    Twitter announced themselves as the best news source. However, its credibility is in decline, check the ad revenue.

    Ideally i like my news factually correct and unbiased. You have to wade through so much crap on Twitter, it's not an enjoyable experience. Musk promotes unbound free-speech and that comes chained to extreme opinion. 

    The professional media are crying out for a competitor to Twitter, but as of yet no one has stepped forward. It will happen and Twitter will go the same way as Freinds Reunited and MySpace.
  • Didn't get called out for liking your post claiming the footballer should be banned for celebrating the fans getting attacked on social media. 😕
  • PopIcon said:
    PopIcon said:
    PopIcon said:
    The more worrying thing for me, is the celebrations of the attacks, and the amount of retweets and likes on post over the attacks. 

    Some fans are even saying they can't wait for them to play against Besiktas. So for those that think this wouldn't have happened unprovoked, it probably would have happened irrespective.  

    There's some serious issues atm with this. It's essentially cool and edgy to be anti-semitic among a lot of people now. It's mental 
    The match in Turkey against BeSiktas is being played at a neural venue. That was announced before last nights shit.
    That's fine. 

    There are still people on social media who don't know that, and are celebrating the fixture in hope of their being violence against Jews and getting tens of thousands of likes making these types of posts
    Twitter is a hot mess for the blind.
    It's also one of the best news sources in the world currently. So as much as it has its drawbacks, you can look at things for how they are and separate the wheat from the chaff.

    It is currently acceptable among groups* for people to be anti-semitic on social media. 


    Ideally i like my news factually correct and unbiased. 



    Hard to  find this nowdays on either side of the political spectrum
  • PopIcon said:
    PopIcon said:
    PopIcon said:
    The more worrying thing for me, is the celebrations of the attacks, and the amount of retweets and likes on post over the attacks. 

    Some fans are even saying they can't wait for them to play against Besiktas. So for those that think this wouldn't have happened unprovoked, it probably would have happened irrespective.  

    There's some serious issues atm with this. It's essentially cool and edgy to be anti-semitic among a lot of people now. It's mental 
    The match in Turkey against BeSiktas is being played at a neural venue. That was announced before last nights shit.
    That's fine. 

    There are still people on social media who don't know that, and are celebrating the fixture in hope of their being violence against Jews and getting tens of thousands of likes making these types of posts
    Twitter is a hot mess for the blind.
    It's also one of the best news sources in the world currently. So as much as it has its drawbacks, you can look at things for how they are and separate the wheat from the chaff.

    It is currently acceptable among groups* for people to be anti-semitic on social media. 
    Twitter announced themselves as the best news source. However, its credibility is in decline, check the ad revenue.

    Ideally i like my news factually correct and unbiased. You have to wade through so much crap on Twitter, it's not an enjoyable experience. Musk promotes unbound free-speech and that comes chained to extreme opinion. 

    The professional media are crying out for a competitor to Twitter, but as of yet no one has stepped forward. It will happen and Twitter will go the same way as Freinds Reunited and MySpace.
    Can you tell me where to get this factually correct and unbiased news? Unfortunately doesn't exist anymore. The only way, imho, to get to a view is to look at a number of different platforms, but that is very difficult with so many algorithms around. 
  • My profile picture since October last year seems to have gone unnoticed as well. 🥲
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