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Chelsea forward Sam Kerr allegedly called police officer 'stupid and white,' jury hears

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You have to understand the emergency that both of us felt. What do you expect us to do as women in that situation

Nope. Let's get this straight - if a white player had called a cop "stupid and black," their career would be over, their endorsements gone, and the media would be calling for their head.

But when Sam Kerr says it, the same people who shriek "RACISM" over everything suddenly pretend it doesn’t count. Funny how "anti-racists" are always the first to excuse racism when it’s aimed at white people. Hypocrisy at its finest.

By any objective metric, what Kerr said was blatant racism. Throw the book at her.

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Horrible woman who comes from a notorious crime family in Western Australia. One of the abused police officers revealed in court that Kerr was boasting about how much money she had compared to the officer, even showing her bank balance on her phone.

Just a nasty piece of work. If Chelsea have any ethics - highly unlikely- she will be sacked if found guilty.

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She can be heard saying: “I hate to break it to you, but when a male is driving a f(asterisk)(asterisk)(asterisk)ing car, for us, for two women, it’s f(asterisk)(asterisk)(asterisk)ed, it’s f(asterisk)(asterisk)(asterisk)ing scary.”

Charming. Anyway, there were two of them, both fit and strong athletes, against the single male driver.

As to the officers believing the driver over them, it's the presumably sober driver's word over that of the two drunk women. Was the window really broken? Was there vomit in the car? Easily verifiable facts. And he did drive them to the police station so he obviously felt confident about his own position.

Finally, as to the clearly racist language, as @Jay says above, reverse the colours and condemnation would be swift and harsh. However, legal punishment should be applied for the damage to the cab, but for language? I'm not so sure.

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More likely the English justice system will find any white person involved guilty, as usual.

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A real class act.

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Very unpleasant person by the sounds of it.

A lengthy ban should be in order here.

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Nope. Let's get this straight - if a white player had called a cop "stupid and black," their career would be over, their endorsements gone, and the media would be calling for their head.

There are politicians that say that and get away with it. It is wrong yes, but hold everyone accountable, not just the people who offended you

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There are politicians that say that and get away with it. It is wrong yes, but hold everyone accountable, not just the people who offended you

Really? I'm going to assume this isn't just a bit of hyperbole from you Ken, so could you tell us when a politician has ever referred to someone as "stupid and black?"

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You can tell by the photos that she seems to think this is all a bit of a laugh. If you believe their account of the incident then it's the taxi driver who would not only lose his taxi license, but face imprisonment for a serious crime of taking two women hostage. That sums up the footballers whole mentality. Not only playing the race card, but the unsafe women card, making it more difficult for women who really are unsafe to deal with their situation.

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I wonder what her ‘privileged white’ teammates will think of her in the change room

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Fighto -

...comes from a notorious crime family...

I know her brother - a famous AFL player - certainly did some bad stuff, getting mixed up with drugs and all and I think he tried to burn down the family home.

I know his father was also a well known footballer.

But what was the rest of the family involved with?

Not up with that kind of Australian news.

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