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PS I'm not trying to be smart - I just find highly ironic comments very amusing.

 

If you don't mean to be ironic then why are you? :confused:

 

I'm sure a man of your level of vocabulary is able to re-word his sentences a bit better. ;)

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No, you didn't read it properly. I believe you were referring to people who loath "badly behaved" Rangers fans. However, you loath them (and also the board management and some players) and so I was pointing out your extreme irony.

 

Or maybe I misread you and you were actually talking about yourself?

 

With this surprising need to spell things out, it's no wonder if I come across as condescending - however, considering your original post, and this one, that again is ironic.

 

I think it's funny how so often that you display the very attributes you claim to dislike. But when confronted you misunderstand the post, duck out of the issue and resort to insults.

 

So tell me, what are "self loathers"? If they are not those who hate aspects and employees of the club and certain sections of the fans, are they more literal and actually loath their own person?

 

Your original "sound bite" is now ambiguous to me.

 

FPMSL. I've just accused you of being a condescending charlatan and you leave a post like that.

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i think (though i'm not sure) calscot's point is that the term self-loather assumes what it attempts to describe. it sounds like it's a word like 'tall' or 'fat' but it's more like 'bigot' or 'handwringer': it expresses the attitude of the person using it, rather than any actual state of affairs. a debate like that, as calscot and norris have just proven, could just go round in circles. calling a rangers supporter a self-loather's is just to insult them and assume, without actually saying clearly, what rangers really is and what rangers supporters really are.

 

anyway, all that shite aside - the point is not whether rangers supporters who get embarrassed about things like this are self-loathers, but whether there is any point in getting embarrased. i personally don't think so. humans are intolerant, beligerent, violent and contradictory; some football violence and bigotry is hardly the biggest problem facing the world at the moment. we have laws that take care of all this stuff; arrest the criminals, let the innocent people go, and we'll all be fine for not having made a big deal out of it. :)

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anyway, all that shite aside - the point is not whether rangers supporters who get embarrassed about things like this are self-loathers, but whether there is any point in getting embarrased. i personally don't think so. humans are intolerant, beligerent, violent and contradictory; some football violence and bigotry is hardly the biggest problem facing the world at the moment. we have laws that take care of all this stuff; arrest the criminals, let the innocent people go, and we'll all be fine for not having made a big deal out of it. :)

 

I think the problem with that, is that many Rangers Supporters, rightly or wrongly, think the laws are being used against us, more than other Supporters.

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