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Des O'Gonner

well done Kieran, you're in!

he once released footage of protestors attacking a man in a car, he edited out the bit where the guy had drove the car into protestors. So video can telly half the story. I have seen footage of BLM protestors attacking people last night so no doubt it's true, I have seen footage of Trump...

Any Ngo got caught doctoring a video in Portland you crank.

Now I think anti vaxxers are absolute roasters. But scanning today's news I've seen articles about Labour wanting social media platforms to censor anti Vax content and in Denmark they want to introduce enforced vaccination for certain groups. A bit draconian surely?

A true footballing name. Like something you'd see on the Melchester team sheet.

But if it's immoral to have beyond x amount of wealth, (Not something I neccessarily agree with), then that has to aimed at all sectors. Personally I think it's not so much the wealth but how's it's obtained and how it's hung onto. In that scenario there are far more immoral people of wealth...

Much harder tasks? Like what? Nearly every kid in the world plays football so to come through and establish yourself at an elite level (or even league 1 or 2) is.pretty fucking hard if you ask me. Yes, teachers and nurses and bin men all deserve more but I could do all of them jobs, I couldn't...

Im pretty much against the death penalty but this is the only angle that would persuade me otherwise and I'm surprised it took so long to be mentioned.

All retweeting far right con man and pretend journalist Andy Nog.

Really? You can't see the flaw in different levels of sentencing depending different levels of evidence?

That's a different argument to what Brighton was suggesting. The burden of proof remains the same but the sentencing triggers the death penalty.

I do and it's an emotive subject. But ultimately it comes down to the legal aspect of it and the argument you've put forward is one many people do but I don't think it stands up to scrutiny though like you I've no legal background so I'm prepared to be contradicted by someone that has.

You're introducing a whole new level of perceived guilt into the proceedings. Beyond reasonable doubt and irefutably beyond doubt. Any decent defence lawyer would be all over it. You either introduce the death penalty with the same burden of proof that currently exists or not at all.

Doesn't work in America, a strict prison regime that is, not taking your post literally!

The US is probably the most similar country to us which still employs the death penalty which is why it's the main country used for comparison in these debates. Of course there are still major differences.

Was our next game Cheltenham away?

Audience member or participant?

The next statement in early 2021 had better be a humdinger!