Lewis Hamilton calls for 'Africa to take their countries back from British' and other former powers

[Noobie]

I'm half African,' Hamilton began. 'I've got roots from a few different places there. Benin, Senegal, Nigeria. 'I'm really looking forwards, hoping that the people that are running those different countries all unite and come together and take Africa back. That's what I want to see. Take it back from the French, take it back from the Spanish, from the Portuguese and the British.

What a dick. Claiming to be half african is a bit Meghan markle. His mum is white and from the U.K. and his dad was born in the U.K. although his parents were from Grenada in the West Indies. The U.K. also has NO countries in Africa nor is it in control of any countries in Africa

MSN

 

[Outintheopen]

How can you not accept him as a credible voice on this matter?

 

[Unhinged]

Lewis Hamilton.....​

 

[Dox]

Stick to driving you prick!

Made his dog vegan and it died at 5yo.

Had a film crew film him on his twin v8 engined speedboat talking about how we need to save the plant.

One of the worlds biggest gobshites.

 

[Gimlet]

And a closet batty. Has to be. Only a massive bender would dress like that.

 

[Exige]

And a closet batty. Has to be. Only a massive bender would dress like that.

Yep indeed, not one manly 1980’s tassel to be seen, the raving poofta

 

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I'm half African,' Hamilton began. 'I've got roots from a few different places there. Benin, Senegal, Nigeria. 'I'm really looking forwards, hoping that the people that are running those different countries all unite and come together and take Africa back. That's what I want to see. Take it back from the French, take it back from the Spanish, from the Portuguese and the British.

What a dick. Claiming to be half african is a bit Meghan markle. His mum is white and from the U.K. and his dad was born in the U.K. although his parents were from Grenada in the West Indies. The U.K. also has NO countries in Africa nor is it in control of any countries in Africa

MSN

Not suprised that an entitled celebrity does not even know what they are talking about. I would wonder what his thoughts would be if he wasnt making bank, his opinion would certainly change if he did not have all the (financial) choices his skill affords to him. Dave Chapelle had a great skit after the 9/11 attacks here in the USA. The news was interviewing Ja Ru about the attacks and Dave said " thank god there talking to Ja, forget the people who actually know the situation, what does Jahave to say" #irony

 

[Barry Hell]

Lewis Hamilton, the living example of 'drive it like you stole it' innit

 

[wroughtironron]

He bought his hair but not his brains

 

[Gimlet]

Not suprised that an entitled celebrity does not even know what they are talking about. I would wonder what his thoughts would be if he wasnt making bank, his opinion would certainly change if he did not have all the (financial) choices his skill affords to him. Dave Chapelle had a great skit after the 9/11 attacks here in the USA. The news was interviewing Ja Ru about the attacks and Dave said " thank god there talking to Ja, forget the people who actually know the situation, what does Jahave to say" #irony

His skill? There's probably plenty of potential F1 champions in Africa but it will never happen to them BECAUSE THEY'RE IN AFRICA.
Thanks to colonialism, Hamilton, the spoiled and ungrateful little shit, had the good fortune to be born in Britain where the opportunity to make obscene amounts of money from driving a car round in a circle, dressing like a ponce and spouting shit on the internet without ending up dangling from a crane, exists.

He may well wish the colonial past had never happened and he therefore had never been born, or if he had would at best be squatting in the dust dressed in rags, living on sago starch and participating in endless civil wars. Well frankly Lewis, so do we.

 

[Dox]

His skill was revealed last year when for the first time in his F1 career, he had to drive a car that was designed around the other driver.

Every driver in F1 is at the top of the game (second to top rally drivers), but he was appalling last year. And it shows how good his Mercedes team mates were who at least competed with him driving 'his' car.

 

[Fight the streets Fmd]

His skill? There's probably plenty of potential F1 champions in Africa but it will never happen to them BECAUSE THEY'RE IN AFRICA.
Thanks to colonialism, Hamilton, the spoiled and ungrateful little shit, had the good fortune to be born in Britain where the opportunity to make obscene amounts of money from driving a car round in a circle, dressing like a ponce and spouting shit on the internet without ending up dangling from a crane, exists.

He may well wish the colonial past had never happened and he therefore had never been born, or if he had would at best be squatting in the dust dressed in rags, living on sago starch and participating in endless civil wars. Well frankly Lewis, so do we.

Are you not a fan

 

[Barry Hell]

His skill was revealed last year when for the first time in his F1 career, he had to drive a car that was designed around the other driver.

Every driver in F1 is at the top of the game (second to top rally drivers), but he was appalling last year. And it shows how good his Mercedes team mates were who at least competed with him driving 'his' car.

I lost complete interest in F1 in the 90's when it was obviously going to be the Schumacher show. Rallying showed it's ugly side too when Colin McRae wae given team orders to lose (good on him for going against them but very poor show from team 555 subaru)

I've no doubt Hamilton can drive a racing car well, but well enough to allow him to dictate shit to everybody 'below' him? The sooner this fucking celebrity culture is ended the better, every one of them comes across as a Guinness when they do anything outside what they are meant to be good at. They need to be totally ignored or lamposted - rant over

 

[Dox]

People are mostly sheep...they're told someone is a 'star' so they accept it and put them on a pedastal.

I don't get it - I've never got it. When I was at junior school we got bussed into Preston to stand in the rain for a couple of hours to cheer as the queen was driven past and I remember thinking what the fuck is this all about? I couldn't care less, and to be fair, she probably didn't either.

The fake screaming that was instigated for the Beatles when they went to America started the whole thing off.

 

[Gimlet]

People are mostly sheep...they're told someone is a 'star' so they accept it and put them on a pedastal.

I don't get it - I've never got it. When I was at junior school we got bussed into Preston to stand in the rain for a couple of hours to cheer as the queen was driven past and I remember thinking what the fuck is this all about? I couldn't care less, and to be fair, she probably didn't either.

The fake screaming that was instigated for the Beatles when they went to America started the whole thing off.

Another sign of societal hysteria and collective breakdown is emoting in public about the demise of some famous person you've never met and know nothing whatever about, except what you've been fed in magazines and on TV.
That really began with the death of Princess Diana. Granted, it's a terrible tragedy for a young woman and mother of two small children to die before her time in such circumstance, whether she's a royal or a pauper, but the exhibitions of mass public weeping I found plain weird.
As you mentioned the Queen, I was sorry when she died, not because I'm an avid royalist but because it marked the end of an era that I'd lived through since birth, and because, whether you're in favour of the monarchy or not, out of the sorry collection of public figures we have in this country she felt like the last adult in the room. But I didn't go out into the street and wail and rend my garments.

Hysterical public grief is of a piece with hysterical adulation of celebrities. There's a lemming-like and mindless herd mentality about it that is disturbing and slightly child-like.

 

[Dox]

Another sign of societal hysteria and collective breakdown is emoting in public about the demise of some famous person you've never met and know nothing whatever about, except what they've been fed in magazines and onTV.
That really began with the death of Princess Diana. Granted, it's a terrible tragedy for a young woman and mother of two small children to die before her time in such circumstance, whether she's a royal or a pauper, but the exhibitions of mass public weeping I found plain weird.
As you mentioned the Queen, I was sorry when she died, not because I'm an avid royalist but because it marked the end of an era that I'd lived through since birth, and because, whether you're in favour of the monarchy or not, out of the sorry collection of public figures we have in this country she felt like the last adult in the room. But I didn't go out into the street and wail and rend my garments.

Hysterical public grief is of a piece with hysterical adulation of celebrities. There's a lemming-like and mindless herd mentality about it that is disturbing and slightly child-like.

We laugh at North Koreans when they do it, because we know they are doing it because they need to be seen to do it or get punished.

But a lot of those laughing don't realise they do exactly the same, but for the reason of social acceptance.

This is a good video which touches on social pressure among other things. I've got a couple of book from Chase Hughes one is very good, and teh other might be but is incredibly difficult to read and digest (Tongue)

 

[Barry Hell]

We laugh at North Koreans when they do it, because we know they are doing it because they need to be seen to do it or get punished.

But a lot of those laughing don't realise they do exactly the same, but for the reason of social acceptance.

This is a good video which touches on social pressure among other things. I've got a couple of book from Chase Hughes one is very good, and teh other might be but is incredibly difficult to read and digest (Tongue)

And then clapping for the NHS

 

[Gimlet]

And then clapping for the NHS

Yeah, that was embarrassing Stockholme-syndrone shit.

 

[Unhinged]

Another sign of societal hysteria and collective breakdown is emoting in public about the demise of some famous person you've never met and know nothing whatever about, except what you've been fed in magazines and on TV.
That really began with the death of Princess Diana. Granted, it's a terrible tragedy for a young woman and mother of two small children to die before her time in such circumstance, whether she's a royal or a pauper, but the exhibitions of mass public weeping I found plain weird.
As you mentioned the Queen, I was sorry when she died, not because I'm an avid royalist but because it marked the end of an era that I'd lived through since birth, and because, whether you're in favour of the monarchy or not, out of the sorry collection of public figures we have in this country she felt like the last adult in the room. But I didn't go out into the street and wail and rend my garments.

Hysterical public grief is of a piece with hysterical adulation of celebrities. There's a lemming-like and mindless herd mentality about it that is disturbing and slightly child-like.

And don't forget the...

From someone who lives on the other side ofthe world even though I don't know you never heard of you until now.
"Sending my thoughts and prayers"

what the feck is all that shit about?

 

[Exige]

He bought his hair but not his brains

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I wonder if Lammy fathered the thick Guinness

 

[Dox]

 

[Noobie]

What I found the funniest part is when he said "'I've got roots from a few different places there. Benin, Senegal, Nigeria" Now I'm guessing he got one of those ancestry tests both me and meghan markle got from the cheeky rascal with crayons @The skitz

But if we are to believe ancient historians and anthropologist's, then we all have an African genetic past so I have to ask, where ma monee at

 

[Dox]

What I found the funniest part is when he said "'I've got roots from a few different places there. Benin, Senegal, Nigeria" Now I'm guessing he got one of those ancestry tests both me and meghan markle got from the cheeky rascal with crayons @The skitz

But if we are to believe ancient historians and anthropologist's, then we all have an African genetic past so I have to ask, where ma monee at

I’ll bet if you showed him a map without the country names he couldn’t find any of those places.

 

[The skitz]

What I found the funniest part is when he said "'I've got roots from a few different places there. Benin, Senegal, Nigeria" Now I'm guessing he got one of those ancestry tests both me and meghan markle got from the cheeky rascal with crayons @The skitz

But if we are to believe ancient historians and anthropologist's, then we all have an African genetic past so I have to ask, where ma monee at

How fucking dare you .. one of my 100% accurate tests would have no doubt found his genetics to be 100%cunnttt

 

[Gimlet]

But if we are to believe ancient historians and anthropologist's, then we all have an African genetic past so I have to ask, where ma monee at

Except that Africa wasn't where it is now and didn't exist as a separate continent when modern human were evolving, so to say we're all "African" is meaningless. Plus white Europeans and Asians have significantly more Neanderthal genetic ancestry than Africans so you might equally as well say Africans have European genetic ancestry since all hominids mingled together as they spread out.
It's the usual twisting and reinterpreting of uncertain science by critical race theory activists to claim that Africa was the cradle of humanity. It quite obviously wasn't.

 

[Barry Hell]

Except that Africa wasn't where it is now and didn't exist as a separate continent when modern human were evolving, so to say we're all "African" is meaningless. Plus white Europeans and Asians have significantly more Neanderthal genetic ancestry than Africans so you might equally as well say Africans have European genetic ancestry since all hominids mingled together as they spread out.
It's the usual twisting and reinterpreting of uncertain science by critical race theory activists to claim that Africa was the cradle of humanity. It quite obviously wasn't.

I don't Adam and Eve it