People are expressing concerns about LOFT and it's involvement with Mat R***r. They're now pointing out something that's fairly obvious. Rather than engage or discuss, you'll dismiss it. It's how Loft have tended to deal with any issue raised on here and funnily enough, how Mat R***r dealt with almost every issue. Beyond satire really.
A Pedant wrote: ↑Mon Feb 14, 2022 10:56 am
OK, clearly I'm going to have to self-analyse every word I put on Twitter even more than I already do. Thanks for the feedback.
It’s not some petty mis-phrasing that people are picking you up on.
There’s a fundamental error in attitude here, in that Macklin has somehow wronged one of your own. He hasn’t.
If anything, he’s been too bloody lenient for too many years, that’s the ‘Issue’ here.
OK, fine. Some people here think that we can't publicly show support for a fellow board member accused of racism, nor can we publicly show support for a club employee getting such vile personal abuse from OTF-types that he's cancelling his Twitter account.
A Pedant wrote: ↑Mon Feb 14, 2022 11:10 am
OK, fine. Some people here think that we can't publicly show support for a fellow board member accused of racism, nor can we publicly show support for a club employee getting such vile personal abuse from OTF-types that he's cancelling his Twitter account.
A Pedant wrote: ↑Mon Feb 14, 2022 11:10 am
OK, fine. Some people here think that we can't publicly show support for a fellow board member accused of racism, nor can we publicly show support for a club employee getting such vile personal abuse from OTF-types that he's cancelling his Twitter account.
I guess you can.
Would like to know if you agree with the board members criticism of the clubs response?
And if so, what should the clubs response have been?
A Pedant wrote: ↑Mon Feb 14, 2022 11:10 am
OK, fine. Some people here think that we can't publicly show support for a fellow board member accused of racism, nor can we publicly show support for a club employee getting such vile personal abuse from OTF-types that he's cancelling his Twitter account.
I guess you can.
Would like to know if you agree with the board members criticism of the clubs response?
And if so, what should the clubs response have been?
To answer your first question, in short - no. We publicly backed the club's initial response, as - in our view - it was right for the club to put something out that evening, and as a group that campaigns on an anti-racism standpoint we felt it was right for us to support that. I don't think they or we could have done anything else there. And that was the case regardless of who had been accused (by the time we put out our response, we knew it was Mat, so we weren't talking in the abstract). Once he put something out the next day that confirmed it was him, we felt we had to express a board view, hence our short statement of support in respect solely of the accusation of racism. His criticisms since then are his own.
Admin wrote: ↑Mon Feb 14, 2022 11:02 am
People are expressing concerns about LOFT and it's involvement with Mat R***r. They're now pointing out something that's fairly obvious. Rather than engage or discuss, you'll dismiss it. It's how Loft have tended to deal with any issue raised on here and funnily enough, how Mat R***r dealt with almost every issue. Beyond satire really.
I'm sorry you think that. With the greatest possible respect though, I've devoted untold hours of my life engaging and discussing about LOFT on this board and its predecessors. Just look back at the last board and how much time I spent answering so much criticism about LOFT during the B******* years.
A Pedant wrote: ↑Mon Feb 14, 2022 11:10 am
OK, fine. Some people here think that we can't publicly show support for a fellow board member accused of racism, nor can we publicly show support for a club employee getting such vile personal abuse from OTF-types that he's cancelling his Twitter account.
I guess you can.
Would like to know if you agree with the board members criticism of the clubs response?
And if so, what should the clubs response have been?
To answer your first question, in short - no. We publicly backed the club's initial response, as - in our view - it was right for the club to put something out that evening, and as a group that campaigns on an anti-racism standpoint we felt it was right for us to support that. I don't think they or we could have done anything else there. And that was the case regardless of who had been accused (by the time we put out our response, we knew it was Mat, so we weren't talking in the abstract). Once he put something out the next day that confirmed it was him, we felt we had to express a board view, hence our short statement of support in respect solely of the accusation of racism. His criticisms since then are his own.
His criticisms since then are his own, but have been retweeted by Lofft without comment which clearly implies agreement…
Apple Wumble wrote: ↑Mon Feb 14, 2022 12:11 pm
Is that Bryan Singer directing the LOFT tweet because it seems to be the same USUAL SUSPECTS having a go
Apple Wumble wrote: ↑Mon Feb 14, 2022 12:11 pm
Is that Bryan Singer directing the LOFT tweet because it seems to be the same USUAL SUSPECTS having a go
Underrated post
Had to Google Bryan Singer. Get it now. Didn't laugh. Post over rated.