Rules about Holocaust denial are now being applied across the board.

I don’t even know what the “Hillsborough disaster” is.

Sky News:

A man who wore an offensive shirt about the Hillsborough disaster to the FA Cup final chuckled in court as he was given a four-year football ban.

James White pleaded guilty to a charge of displaying threatening or abusive writing likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress at Willesden Magistrates’ Court, northwest London, on Monday.

The 33-year-old, from Warwickshire, was banned from all regulated football games in the UK for four years, fined £1,000 and ordered to pay court costs totalling £485.

Sentencing White, district judge Mark Jabbitt said it was “hard to imagine a more… offensive reference to the Hillsborough disaster.”

Yeah, okay.

Who cares?

People have to have freedom.

White, whose lawyer had earlier told the court how his client “deeply regretted” his actions, smiled and chuckled after the order was made.

Well.

I don’t know what else he’s supposed to do.

Cry?

The court heard how White wore a shirt that referred to the Hillsborough disaster to Manchester United’s FA Cup final against rivals Manchester City at Wembley Stadium on 3 June.

The shirt was a Manchester United replica top with the number 97 with the words “Not Enough” on the back.

Okay, so it’s a joke about a rival team.

It’s funny, I think?

A total of 97 fans died as a result of a crush at a match between Liverpool and Nottingham Forest at Hillsborough Stadium in Sheffield in 1989.

After White was arrested at Wembley Stadium, the court heard he was cautioned and told police: “You haven’t even asked me what the T-shirt means.

“My grandad died aged 97 and didn’t have enough kids.”

A picture of the shirt was later posted on social media – which prompted members of the public to write emails to the police.

In a just society, the people who called the police would be the ones being prosecuted.

What even is this?

It’s a totally vaginal society.

The court heard how members of the public wrote that they were “absolutely devastated” and “disgusted” by the image of the shirt.

The Crown Prosecution Service – which described White as a “so-called Manchester United fan” – said he showed “no sympathy” towards people affected by the Hillsborough disaster, “nor did he care about the impact of his actions”.

Diane Lynn, vice chair of Hillsborough Survivor Supporters Alliance, said it was “very personal” for people who were at Hillsborough that day and that survivors suffered with “guilt”.

An inquest jury ruled in 2016 that the fans were unlawfully killed amid a number of police errors, but only one person has ever been convicted over the disaster – for a minor health and safety charge.

In March, fierce rivals Manchester United and Liverpool jointly called on fans to end “tragedy chanting” ahead of a Premier League match at Anfield.

Oh – so it’s a running joke.

The clubs issued a statement from Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp and his United counterpart Erik ten Hag calling for an end to chants and online abuse about tragedies such as Hillsborough and the Munich plane crash in 1958, which resulted in the deaths of 23 people, including eight United players.

“It is unacceptable to use the loss of life – in relation to any tragedy – to score points, and it is time for it to stop,” ten Hag said.

“Those responsible tarnish not only the reputation of our clubs but also, importantly, the reputation of themselves, the fans, and our great cities.”

People are such absolute faggots.

In a society ruled by women, men begin to act like women.

Enough is enough.

This is just too gay.

The holocaust of British football

Women have truly jumped the entire shark when they start accusing homosexuals like Christian Ronaldo of rapes.

And a sky banner?

It’s just too much.

euronews:

As Cristiano Ronaldo made his much-anticipated return to Manchester United today, activists took a stand.

Feminist group Level Up flew a plane over the Old Trafford stadium towing a banner with the name of his alleged rape victim, as reported by a Euronews journalist on the ground.

“Believe Kathryn Mayorga,” the banner read.

There’s a plane being flown over Old Trafford right now with the words “Believe Kathryn Mayorga.”

A stark contrast with the buzz on the ground around the stadium right now.#MUNNEW pic.twitter.com/aXBMdhsi0d

— Marthe de Ferrer (@MarthedeFerrer) September 11, 2021

Mayorga says Ronaldo raped her in 2009 in Las Vegas, before requesting to reopen the case in 2018. In 2019, prosecutors in the US said the footballer would not be facing charges as the allegations could not be proven “beyond reasonable doubt.”

Ronaldo has always denied the claims. However, the Portuguese striker reportedly paid Mayorga a settlement of €336,000, as part of a deal that required Mayorga to stay silent about the allegations.

“I firmly deny the accusations being issued against me,” Ronaldo tweeted in 2018. “Rape is an abominable crime that goes against everything that I am and believe in.”

The feminist campaign group behind the initiative say they wanted to use today’s historic match to highlight the “culture of silence around abuse from the football community.”

They always act like everything is some kind of a thing.

The football community silence culture – who knew?

Who cares?

I don’t care.

This is one of the women who runs the NGO

The rape hoaxers are also soliciting cash for their hoax agenda.

Starling said the event was financed through fundraising.

“A lot of male supporters donated, particularly football fans. So there were a lot of feminist football fans who pitched in, which is particularly beautiful,” she said to Euronews.

“This won’t be the last you see from us.”

Ronaldo secured an unexpected return to United after 12 years when he was sold by Juventus last month.

If any men actually donated to this, I assume it was because they were Newcastle fans, not because they’re feminists.

But maybe there are male feminist soccer fans.

Soccer is a really faggy sport.

There is only one true football – you use your hands and there isn’t a ball; instead it’s an egg-shaped inflatable.

That’s a man’s game for real men.

It’s not played by homosexuals who apologize because a woman accused them of rape, even though everyone knows they’re gay.

Ronaldo should have said: “hey – hey! Look at me. Do I look like I rape women? That’s what I thought.”