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Proud Valiants - A disgrace

The formation of this group earlier in the summer was quite rightly widely welcomed. It was particularly praiseworthy that the club give Proud valiants an official endorsement and a minority could have a voice.
Proud valiants deserve praise for there educational role that they provided on this forum. Who knew what things such a cis or an intersexual were before this group came along?

The organisers of the recent gay pride event made it publicly known that UKIP were not welcome at the festivities. It was sad to hear such policies being aired in this day and age. Such discrimination has no place in modern society. Respect is all about accepting others may have differences to yourself.

It would have been expected that Proud Valiants, who's facebook page makes it clear that there is no place for discrimination would distance itself from such an event. Rather than taking a stand against discrimination the organisation openly boasted about its participation. It is to be expected that this group should be taking a lead in the fight against discrimination, rather than endorsing it. Proud Valiants should not regard themselves as beyond reproach and if they wish to preach against anti discrimination, they should act accordingly.

Proud Valiants need to consider how they act in future. They have put the club in a very difficult position, Charlton Athletic FC will need to have a serious think about officially endorsing such a group.

Comments

  • Hmmmm...UKIP may not have been welcome, but they did participate. Why have a dig at Proud Valiants when it is the organisers of the Pride event who took a stance against UKIP?

  • The hot weather is getting to me too mate
  • If you are an anti-discrimination group aligned to a football club then smudge's point would be that it's better not to discriminate against fellow supporters because of your perception of their political beliefs (which would be about as intelligent as gratuitously insulting gay people).
  • But people choose to support UKIP.
  • cfgs said:

    But people choose to support UKIP.

    People choose to believe in imaginary people in the sky.
  • cfgs said:

    But people choose to support UKIP.

    People choose to believe in imaginary people in the sky.
    Are UKIP not real either? I thought some of their policies seemed like a beer fueled nightmare.
  • Bizarre bit of fishing. If you have a problem with the group, correspond with the group direct please.
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