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Yep this isn't just a slip of the tongue and it shouldn't ever be classified that as it just downplays abuse that people receive.Fact of the matter is that he chose to abuse another player and chose to use a word that is also used as a term of hate towards LGBTQ people.
His intent is entirely irrelevant. He used a highly offensive and bigoted word and is being punished for it. There is nothing complicated about it.
Can't sweep shit under the carpet Bedford.the whole world now bows down to LGBTQ , and please there are bigger issues
This is the crux of the problem with policing speech.There’s zero transparency about the incident
Who is martinthe whole world now bows down to LGBTQ , and please there are bigger issues
There are some serious 'replacement theory' undertones to this bedders. And I know that you hate Rupert Murdoch & his ilk, so it's mildly amusing, but mostly just ironic and disconcerting, to see you regurgitating their talking points.the whole world now bows down to LGBTQ , and please there are bigger issues
I honestly believe mental heath is a bigger issue and prevention is the way to go , but people need to be awareI just believe there are bigger issues in the world 88 and i have relos that are gay and they hate it being shoved down their throats
Even that sentence there, I don't think you realise the undertone.I just believe there are bigger issues in the world 88 and i have relos that are gay and they hate it being shoved down their throats
And the Swans also represent these causes. They've participated in awareness campaigns for domestic violence, they've partnered with mental health organisations like the Black Dog Institute, they've partnered with Road Safety NSW for road toll awareness.I honestly believe mental heath is a bigger issue and prevention is the way to go , but people need to be aware
Four times the amount of people killed on Vic roads commit suicide , it's massive and that can take in people of all walks of life
Who is martin
the whole world now bows down to LGBTQ , and please there are bigger issues
LGBTIQ people have higher rates of mental ill-health and suicide than the general population in Australia, due to experiences of discrimination and stigma.I honestly believe mental heath is a bigger issue and prevention is the way to go , but people need to be aware
Four times the amount of people killed on Vic roads commit suicide , it's massive and that can take in people of all walks of life
That's why i said include it in the mental health , i never said that was just for straight people , it's everywhereLGBTIQ people have higher rates of mental ill-health and suicide than the general population in Australia, due to experiences of discrimination and stigma.
41.9% of LGBTIQ people had considered suicide in the previous 12 months, with 78.4% considering suicide at some point during their lives
There are strong links between a continued experience of discrimination and exclusion, and subsequent trauma in LGBTIQ populations.
LGBTIQ people are not counted in the census. This means that health policy and funding which is determined by census data routinely leave out LGBTIQ populations, perpetuating a cycle of invisibility in service planning and delivery
LGBTIQ young people aged 16 to 27 are five times more likely to attempt suicide (16% report attempting suicide)
Source; suicidepreventionaust.org based on an Aust Govt study.
Geez I wonder how they'd go if we didn't 'bow down' to them?
So so ignorantThat's why i said include it in the mental health , i never said that was just for straight people , it's everywhere
This is where prevention is where it has to start for all people
In your opinion , just because i don't agree with some other peoples views .I'm more conscious of mental heathSo so ignorant
With all due respect though bedders, who died and made you the arbiter of what's important and what isn't?In your opinion , just because i don't agree with some other peoples views .I'm more conscious of mental heath
I've seen enough in women's footy to have this view .
Come at me all you like , no one is perfect especially not me and who says you are !
I probably agree with most of what you posted and i won't repeat what i told you as i do know peoples experiences in the gay world.With all due respect though bedders, who died and made you the arbiter of what's important and what isn't?
You may be more conscious of mental health issues because it's effected you personally, but someone who is LGBTQ might be more conscious of LGBTQ issues because it's effected them personally. Just as a woman may be more conscious of women's rights issues because it's effected them personally. Or a person of colour may be more conscious of issues relating to them because it has effected them personally.*
Etc.
The moral of the story being that, shockingly, the world does not revolve around bedford from Victoria. Or caesar from Perth. Or any one individual, for that matter. Not everything has to pertain to you or speak to you in some way (though it also can't hurt to have a little compassion and try to learn and understand about people's experiences that are different from your own.)
(And as hairy biker brilliantly put above, a lot of the aforementioned issues such as LGBTQ and mental health are intertwined anyway.)
As I said I understand your perspective.I probably agree with most of what you posted and i won't repeat what i told you as i do know peoples experiences in the gay world.
Nothing just to do with me with Mental Health , plenty others ive experienced in playing coaching and volunteering in many decades of local sport . Try and find a young boy hanging from a tree near the club . If we knew there was issues he like others might've been saved . Im allowed to pyritise what i find more important , that's it and don't need to be called ignorant by a bully
I do understand other people's views on this trust me , both sides are allowed an opinionAs I said I understand your perspective.
But no one's told you that you shouldn't care about mental health, or that your AFL club shouldn't raise awareness for mental health, or described mental health awareness as being "shoved down our throat."
Yet you've said all of that back the other way about LGBTQ awareness.
I think that is the difference and why you might get push back.
Going to be really interesting to see how the VFL defence goes with Mal as coach



It says 89% percentile. Is it an afl percentile?
The context of the photo is Riak doing extra off-season training at an athletic performance gym in MelbourneIt says 89% percentile. Is it an afl percentile?
It looks impressive. Do you know how this translates to say what this year's draftees are doing. Kyle was up there in this. Or does this show a big improvement for Riak from previous.
It looks impressive. What's the context of this photo.