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anders wrote:Suspect it's a case of a guy with an axe to grind and he's unfortunately picked us as a means of publicity.
Yes there'll be those that will defend his views, but if you look across society will there be any football club that doesn't have followers of that mentality? Prob not.
The fact that he's picked Hearts doesn't make Hearts guilty nor complicit.
HC. wrote:anders wrote:Suspect it's a case of a guy with an axe to grind and he's unfortunately picked us as a means of publicity.
Yes there'll be those that will defend his views, but if you look across society will there be any football club that doesn't have followers of that mentality? Prob not.
The fact that he's picked Hearts doesn't make Hearts guilty nor complicit.
The fact that HMFC have said nothing makes them complicit.
anders wrote:HC. wrote:anders wrote:Suspect it's a case of a guy with an axe to grind and he's unfortunately picked us as a means of publicity.
Yes there'll be those that will defend his views, but if you look across society will there be any football club that doesn't have followers of that mentality? Prob not.
The fact that he's picked Hearts doesn't make Hearts guilty nor complicit.
The fact that HMFC have said nothing makes them complicit.
Disagree. There's that recently coined adage about the oxygen of publicity, an organisation or individual is free to not rise to the bait dangled by a troublemaker.
If organisations all rush to make public statements about every mention of themselves by those who, it might be suspected, would actually like such a reaction to enable them to make a (or yet another) display of faux-outrage and/or to boost their preferred public image of 'bad boy' and voice of the common man then everyone who fancies such self-publicity is likely to be hooking organisations all over the country by the score to dance to their manipulative tune. I'm not ready to see an organisation as guilty just because they bide their time and wait and see if the smoke of someone's comments is just attention-seeking fishing really and will just blow away if ignored.
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