keaton
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Indeed. And if the do surely Phil Taylor has been waiting longer?
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[Politics] Should Lewis Hamilton be knighted?
- Thread starter Icy Gull
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Indeed. And if the do surely Phil Taylor has been waiting longer?
Badger Boy
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Pay a full rate of tax in the UK.
Pretty pink fairy
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schmunk
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Why are they a bit racist
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DF
I blame the parents.
sydney
tinky ****in winky
is it possible to be a bit racist ...?? i mean surely you are or you aren't , isn't it like being a bit gay , a bit perverted or a bit of a ****..??
Win a race in a Nissan Micra?
schmunk
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Even a racist wouldn't wish that misery upon him.
I think you can be a bit perverted. Perhaps drawing a line at Boston pancakes or Belgian biscuits for example?
Even if it was made in Sunderland?
He does.
But as an overseas resident, he doesn't pay UK taxes on his overseas earnings.
What sets him apart for these discussions about his tax arrangements, where online discussions never talk about the tax affairs of other honoured UK sports/movie stars now residing overseas?
It's got to be that he's black, especially now that's he's had the courage to support BLM.
Can't recall anyone on NSC ever whining about Jenson Button or any of the others. Strange that.
schmunk
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Stop, stop, you're going too far, you brute.
jakarta
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Would be wonderful (if impossible) to stick him in a 1967 Lotus 49 alongside Jim Clark and then to reverse the situation and put them both in modern day Mercedes. I think Clark would win the first one and lose the second but I'm sure it would be close...
Bold Seagull
strong and stable with me, or...
Not a single person mentioned Sir Ian Botham's questionable tax affairs ahead of him stepping into the Lords...
I'd love the 'non racists' here to find their historical NSC posts or threads, where they were irked by Button, Botham, Coultard, Poulter or any of the other sporting tax exiles who've received honours.
keaton
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- Nov 18, 2004
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Isn't that because there were so many other reasons for that being ffing stupid?
It's not often you find people that actually know a celebrity. Are you able to tell us what makes him a 'knob'? He seems alright to me.
Iggle Piggle
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Ah yes. Sir Phil the Caravan of Taylor. Much simpler days when our sporting heros challenged women to drinking games and sexually assaulted them when they threw up instead of campaigning to make lives better.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/1203738.stm
keaton
Big heart, hot blood and balls. Big balls
- Nov 18, 2004
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My point was purely to do with sporting achievements. If we take outside things into account then yes, he shouldn't have a knighthood. But then Hamilton has a few driving offences and was trans-shaming his 4 year old nephew a few years ago, I'd hope for more from a would be Knight of the realm
Haters who don’t want a black guy who’s signed up to BLM, getting another honour, would beg to disagree.