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Yeah with certain people I am

Yes, strong remainer beliefs Some people found her very polarising. She was very outspoken

When Jo Cox was murdered I don’t recall anyone immediately finding screenshots of her tweeting her strong remainer beliefs, and using that to call her a polarising figure. People were just angry and sad that someone had been murdered for their beliefs

I think that is what I said at first. I made reference to initial reaction

If I’d seen that video of the actual shooting, and the video of him just a few minutes before going onstage with his daughter, I think I would.

No I'm not, I'm saying wait until the corpse is fucking cold before dissecting the poor blokes tweets and character

I actually came on here tonight because I expected it to be an oasis of sanity in an ever more crazy world. I'm not sure it is though anymore

Not really, I'm entitled to express my opinion, and I know what is a normal reaction to a horrific murder

People who are dragging up old tweets of his, as though they have some relevance

Not really Natural human response to an innocent person being murdered should be pretty universal. Something has gone wrong with society if it isn't

In the immediate aftermath, yes I am saying that. Anything other than complete condemnation of the murder, and sympathy for the family is wrong.

I'm only going to say one more thing on this. If when hearing this story, your thoughts on this have been anything but absolute sympathy for his family (no little girl should have to see her Daddy get murdered), then you're an absolute fucking monster

Please explain the relevance of him being "polarising" at this exact moment in time?

No, its advice. We all have a duty to not inflame situations. Don't start trying to look for justifications as to why an innocent young Dad was murdered

I heard he drove a red car The colour of his car is as relevant to this discussion as him being polarising. He was murdered. It shouldn't matter in the slightest what his views are. Its not relevant

"Adds context to the whole situation" You are trying to justify it now. THERE IS NO CONTEXT. He was murdered for his opinions. There is absolutely no context to find. Watch what you post

So it was an irrelevant post then? Why did you dig something up on him and then call him polarising? Why did you do it?

The guy has just died mate, shot to bits in front of his wife and young daughters Try and justify that in the slightest, and you'll look like an evil c**t

Social media is like alcohol. It exposes what people really are

I honestly don't know how the world can be repaired. There are people on Twitter openly celebrating this. I don't care what your political opinions are. If you are celebrating a young Dad being shot, simply for voicing his opinions and trying to encourage debate, I don't consider you to be...