US Women's Football - claim for equal pay dismissed

This is the problem with Bamber. He finds it impossible to discuss/debate a topic without using aggressive language. There is also reading and interpreting in a way that affirms his views, rather than considering what is actually said.
Take the issue around college football.
This is what I actually said

"There is never much talk of the way Universities and Colleges over there use young, mainly black, males to boost their commercial incomes by recruiting them to play a sport that puts their bodies on the line for the false hope (in the vast majority) of the riches of the pro league, all the while pretending to offer a graduate level education."

This was not question of affirmative action as he infers. There is a huge number of multiple ethnicties playing the sport. For example Miami drafted an Hawaiian in the April draft.
No the issue I highlight is the literal abuse of these kids to fill the coffers of the colleges and universities.
A far bigger issue than the rather banal claim for pay by the female elite footballers or a vague article written in the Gaurdian.

But draws scant comment from those who take umbrage over women's claim to equal pay.

I keep getting Owen Jones and David Icke mixed up.

I keep getting Rees-Mogg and Count Dracula mixed up.
I guess that's why he has disappeared.

This really made me laugh out loud

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Why don't you do what other people do and get some serious research on US race under your belt, find out about the % of crimes committed, who they are committed by, critically who the victims are*, and now the point that you'll be blissfully unaware of, what % of the black community live in single parent families and how being in a single parent family affects you in terms of the likelihood of you ending up on the wrong side of the law or failing to complete your education. Now see what happens to your career chances in America if you don't complete your education."

So,
I lived in the States for ten years,in the South. I travelled extensively both for my business and for pleasure.
I was an employer with one business employing primarily Afro Americans.
I witnessed first hand the pressure they were under, housing, education an unwritten segregation.
To give you an example the educational segregation was so bad in the county I lived in that eventually two High Schools were merged so that Afro American kids were bussed into the predominantly white school.

So, please refrain from asking me to "read" something. I lived with it first hand.
To add.
My eldest son is Managing Director of World Wide Education Services for a major Consultancy / IT/ Financial Service Co. Total employees 500,000.

So to be honest, I think my, now our, exposure and now provider insight to the reality of life in the States requires no input from you.

To use your language, let me give you a way out.
Why not articulate what drives the breakdown of social structures in any given community.

OK, so, back to the points under discussion.

You do know what an argument from authority is, don't you? That's exactly what you are employing here. 

Moving on.

OK, some pupils were moved from failing schools into better ones, and? How about addressing the point made and investigate the families that these pupils came from and their conduct. I say again, one of the things you can do which will give you the best chance of having a successful life in America is be born to a Mother who doesn't choose a total douchebag to Father her children. Skin colour is irrelevant here, be born to a single white mother and you are exactly as likely to be arrested, shot, end up with an addiction, become homeless as a black child is. Now, here's the problem, almost 3 times as many black families in America have a single parent. 

But hey, you knew this already, you mentioned it as a factor before me, because you don't need to research facts, you lived there so you are an expert on everything.

Now, about the young black athletes. equality of opportunity or of outcome? That's the 3rd time I've asked. 

Thanks for acknowledging that you are now aware that the EU did and continues to have a negative impact on UK citizens. That's a hard one to swallow isn't it, you've been so convinced for years that you've been right, now you know you were wrong. We're off and I'm delighted.

BTW, my Son is regional manager for a national disability service provider in America, that doesn't make me an expert on what he does and I'm not stupid enough to try to pretend that it does. And even if via some kind of Joe90 knowledge transfer I learned everything he knows, so what? What's the population of America today, edging towards 350,000,000, what can a single person's experience tell you about the entirety of society. It's daft beyond comprehension.

One final point, what on earth is this;



This is just you through and through. You think you know all there is to know and won't learn anything new. How was Professor Peterson's work? You didn't read it, did you, because you already know best. Closed minded bigotry on display for all to see. Oh well, at least you won't be shouting your mouth off about misogyny again any time soon, because one of us has an interest in equality and has looked at the work of serious academics, the other is just filled up with pub talk.

Over a period of years I've cited my personal experience in business, you've continually said that it's inadmissible as evidence in debate as it's anecdotal. David Brain used to do this, talk himself in ever decreasing circles, it was painful to watch.

Hope that wasn't too aggressive for you?

Don't make it that easy for Oldie.

First, make him define which element of society he's describing.

Before you start though, he isn't here to learn anything or consider alternative points of view, I'll wager he still hasn't looked at that link to Professor Peterson's work, all Oldie wants to do is proselytise.