GIMOC
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gladly do time for anyone who lay a finger on my wife or daughter
maybe that makes me a ‘hero’ but couldn’t live with myself if I didn’t
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Manchester Airport Incident (3 Viewers)
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gladly do time for anyone who lay a finger on my wife or daughter
maybe that makes me a ‘hero’ but couldn’t live with myself if I didn’t
GIMOC
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great retort because you can’t counter discuss anything
Nick
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Genuine question, how many people would be saying it's out of order if Tommy Robinson started laying into a police woman and the same happened to him or would people be sharing it with glee finding it hilarious?
Let's not forget it was an airport as well, it's different circumstances.
Hopefully they get sent down for a good while along with that dodgy lawyer who was trying to get them compo. If their mum still tries to claim a copper hit her, she can go down for contempt as well.
Let's not forget it was an airport as well, it's different circumstances.
Hopefully they get sent down for a good while along with that dodgy lawyer who was trying to get them compo. If their mum still tries to claim a copper hit her, she can go down for contempt as well.
Joy Division
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What about your wife and daughter? Would they be happy with you abandoning them to instead spend time with a bunch of dudes in prison for years?
mmttww
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If there's one poster on here that tells me it's worth actually talking to you about the issues involved with this, sound. All I see is you shouting at people and not reading anything they type, which isn't the sign of someone interested in a conversation.
Every fucking time man
mmttww
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What the sweet f*ck has he got to do with this?
GIMOC
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don’t know what world you live in but in mine, if anyone touched my kids or wife. couldn’t live with myself if I didn’t do something
Nah, those 4 people are laughing at the hilarious twitter handle.
Nick
Administrator
Because it's the same as usual, you have people who will be saying something is out of order when it happens to somebody but then you change the person and their views suddenly changed.
It was at an airport ffs, he was lucky to not be shot in the head.
Ccfcisparks
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Yes if it was within their police's rules and remit.
I've said that stamping on his head was excessive force, so what are the odds of me thinking shooting him in the face would be proportionate force?
Joy Division
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In my world I'd do everything to make sure I'd support my wife and kid to make sure they are okay and be there for them rather than bailing on them to make myself look like a hero.
In a crowded room, with the offenders grappling with the police officers? Obviously not, what a terrible idea.
rob9872
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If they did then they'd have built a statue of the victim.
chiefdave
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Protests outside police stations aren't exactly a new thing so not sure how this is in any way setting a precedent. As with any protest not sure you can pick & choose what is allowed, assuming they are non-violent of course. Just because I don't support what someone is protesting for doesn't mean I feel they should be denied their right to protest, that's a very slippery slope. If anyone protesting breaks the law you deal with them accordingly.
The twitter thing is just conspiracy theory bullshit. This idea that the news doesn't get reported unless some random on twitter posts about it. Yet the vast majority of examples given to support this are things that are reported in the press, just not in a way that could lead to problems securing convictions or causing trials to collapse. All its doing is whipping up a storm.
Its pretty obvious that when people post things in 'real time' what they really want is an opposing group to turn up and for it all to kick off so they can turn around and say 'told you do'.
You need to stop this thing that if everyone doesn't completely agree 100% with your point of view they are happy to let people go round beating up women or attacking the police.
mmttww
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so to make sure I'm keeping up, if you sympathise with the officer that did the kicking and stamping but think there should be a way of making sure that's not seen to be accepted as 'good practice', and you're glad the Tw*ts who attacked them will serve time...
you're an apologist for wife beaters, an ostrich and Tommy Robinson needs to be talked about again?
you're an apologist for wife beaters, an ostrich and Tommy Robinson needs to be talked about again?
GIMOC
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say for instance.
please show me protests outside police stations of the night of an arrest in turn closing down a police station and making threats. please send me some links over the past couple of years. let me know how many you find. I’m not an idiot so don’t try to make fake claims
Videos are there for all to see. videos or the migrant hotels, muggings in streets etc… people see this not just on twitter but Facebook etc as a result why do you think reform are flourishing? Because people have had enough of being treated like idiots
The media only tell you half the story. social media has many downfalls but videos that are not AI are the news for many now
I'm not sure, but how can you safely shoot someone when they're grappling with police officers (or anyone)?
And anyway, police just can't shoot an unarmed man. I can't believe this is even a question tbh.
Well, they can. But lawfully?
If they are unarmed then it would have to be exceptional circumstances for the police to lawfully shoot them.
This kind of situation is literally what tasers are for.
GIMOC
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still waiting on all these protests you referred to outside police stations following someone arrest
Absolute nonsense.
mmttww
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It was stopped with tasers and restraints. You want police pulling guns in crowded public spaces to shave a few seconds off the process? jfc
shmmeee
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Thousands gather in support of Tommy Robinson and for counter-demonstration
A counter-protest, organised by Stand Up to Racism, has also set off on a march through central London.
www.independent.co.uk
SkyBlueCharlie9
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That's unacceptable.
GIMOC
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Thousands gather in support of Tommy Robinson and for counter-demonstration
A counter-protest, organised by Stand Up to Racism, has also set off on a march through central London.
what police station? That’s London central where protests occur every weekend. I’m asking for actual protests outside a small local police station