Well they did lead the country to where we are now, or did the opposition manage to pass loads of bills secretly that we don't know about?As opposed to the 14 years of you picking up on every word of the previous government
Well they did lead the country to where we are now, or did the opposition manage to pass loads of bills secretly that we don't know about?As opposed to the 14 years of you picking up on every word of the previous government
Given Lee’s glorious leader (the part-time MP, you know the one) had a significant part to play with the riots that happened, which led to the imprisonment of the guy that committed suicide, it seems that this group of people has form in shit-stirring & misinformation.What does this have to do with the topic of this thread please?
Very interesting but avoiding the question as per usualGiven Lee’s glorious leader (the part-time MP, you know the one) had a significant part to play with the riots that happened, which led to the imprisonment of the guy that committed suicide, it seems that this group of people has form in shit-stirring & misinformation.
You’re missing the point, the previous government were criticised on here constantly by a vociferous few, one of them is now complaining because the present incumbents are being treated in a similar fashionWell they did lead the country to where we are now, or did the opposition manage to pass loads of bills secretly that we don't know about?
Have a look at 30p’s first post - easily the sort of thing that could have led to a crowd gathering outside the hotel, threatening to burn everyone inside it.Very interesting but avoiding the question as per usual
What does the Lee Anderson's post have to do with the Steve Lynch case?
Who is Steve Lynch?Very interesting but avoiding the question as per usual
What does the Lee Anderson's post have to do with the Steve Lynch case?
No crowd, no threats. Deflection again. Wrong place & wrong hotel.Have a look at 30p’s first post - easily the sort of thing that could have led to a crowd gathering outside the hotel, threatening to burn everyone inside it.
And then cast your mind back to the shit-stirring Farage prior to the riots that Lynch was involved with.
Govts should always be critiscized when they do things wrong of whatever political hue.You’re missing the point, the previous government were criticised on here constantly by a vociferous few, one of them is now complaining because the present incumbents are being treated in a similar fashion
Disaster only averted because of the reply 30p was given in that screenshot - & you call that ‘deflection’. Perhaps he & his ilk need to do some homework before they spout their gobs off on social media?No crowd, no threats. Deflection again. Wrong place & wrong hotel.
But three children were murdered (brutally stabbed to death in fact) in Southport - did you not hear about it?
We're probably going over old ground here because I'm fairly certain this was all dissected at the time this all happened, but can anyone tell me how things can be solved when those that have nothing to do with the murderer were attacked?Don't let the people who broke the law cloud the issue, a lot of people have very strong feelings about these issues, not just those that shout the loudest. Sir Kier's desire to bring the law breakers to justice (suppress?) quickly suggests to me he was well aware of the possibility of it getting out of the control of the authorities.
Deflection and avoidance of the issues againWe're probably going over old ground here because I'm fairly certain this was all dissected at the time this all happened, but can anyone tell me how things can be solved when those that have nothing to do with the murderer were attacked?
To my mind, it's pretty simple - if disinformation isn't spread >> people don't get riled up >> people don't start attacking those that have nothing to do with the murderer >> people like Lynch don't get involved
Because it was the tipping point, people's frustrations, concerns and worries were triggered by the events in Southport. It will happen again, the EU has realised that people have been pushed too far, it's time our leaders realised this as well.We're probably going over old ground here because I'm fairly certain this was all dissected at the time this all happened, but can anyone tell me how things can be solved when those that have nothing to do with the murderer were attacked?
To my mind, it's pretty simple - if disinformation isn't spread >> people don't get riled up >> people don't start attacking those that have nothing to do with the murderer >> people like Lynch don't get involved
It’s never OK to attack a bunch of people that had nothing to do with what actually happened.Because it was the tipping point, people's frustrations, concerns and worries were triggered by the events in Southport. It will happen again, the EU has realised that people have been pushed too far, it's time our leaders realised this as well.
Which bunch in particular?It’s never OK to attack a bunch of people that had nothing to do with what actually happened.
Only in your mindTriggered. A euphemism for any excuse.
Mosques & hotels were attacked, trashed or / burned, with people still inside. People that had nothing to do with the murders.Which bunch in particular?
Attacking a bunch of people that had nothing to do with the murders = not OKthey were just ordinary people frustrated that their concerns were/are ignored.
You’ve used it as a justification, hence the highlighting of it.Selective editing of my posts is a pretty poor way to prove your argument.
I haven't said anywhere that 30p and NF are correct but constantly deflecting the discussion to "prove" that all of the people on the streets were intent on violence against certain demographics and easily led is equally wrong.
Crosses wires here. Being out on the streets in this instance is one thing (e.g. as part of a peaceful vigil or remembrance for the girls, for anything else I’m not so sure).I haven't ever justified violence - you have issues - I give up