comment by _Viva_Vida (U6044)
posted 1 minute ago
What are your thoughts of Farage being milkshaked Winston?
The man in question lost his job and admitted assault.
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How is that assault ffs. It's a milkshake. Go to the dry cleaners Farage you kaaaant.
comment by Super Ed (U22147)
posted 13 minutes ago
comment by Red Russian (U4715)
posted 30 seconds ago
If someone roughly grabbed my wife or daughter by the throat exactly as per the video, I wouldn't dismiss this casually and it kind of shocks me that the right-wingers here think it's fine to treat a woman like that if she is being disruptive or annoying in some way. No one has suggested that the woman in question is likely to be charged with any crimes. I have read today a detailed legal analysis of assault laws and how they can be moderated by trespass, and that strongly points to the minister's actions being unlawful.
Is this where we've got to as a country that we're happy to see peaceful protest (which for centuries has been a backbone of our democracy) as fair game for roughing up women if we don't agree with their politics? I really hope I don't look at it through these eyes if we start to see peaceful pro-Brexit demonstrators getting the same treatment. The more tribal things get, the harder it is to be morally consistent.
What awful times we live in.
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Apparently they have found some racists posts from her.
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Did you just make this up?
comment by 🏆🏆🏆Allison Chains🏆🏆🏆 (U3979)
posted 50 seconds ago
comment by _Viva_Vida (U6044)
posted 1 minute ago
What are your thoughts of Farage being milkshaked Winston?
The man in question lost his job and admitted assault.
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How is that assault ffs. It's a milkshake. Go to the dry cleaners Farage you kaaaant.
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Lost his job
120 hours unpaid work
£350 fine
That’s an expensive milkshake
Have the police got involved?
comment by Super Ed (U22147)
posted 15 minutes ago
comment by Red Russian (U4715)
posted 30 seconds ago
If someone roughly grabbed my wife or daughter by the throat exactly as per the video, I wouldn't dismiss this casually and it kind of shocks me that the right-wingers here think it's fine to treat a woman like that if she is being disruptive or annoying in some way. No one has suggested that the woman in question is likely to be charged with any crimes. I have read today a detailed legal analysis of assault laws and how they can be moderated by trespass, and that strongly points to the minister's actions being unlawful.
Is this where we've got to as a country that we're happy to see peaceful protest (which for centuries has been a backbone of our democracy) as fair game for roughing up women if we don't agree with their politics? I really hope I don't look at it through these eyes if we start to see peaceful pro-Brexit demonstrators getting the same treatment. The more tribal things get, the harder it is to be morally consistent.
What awful times we live in.
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Apparently they have found some racists posts from her.
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Provide a link to this or feck off. Not having you spread nonsense on my articles again.
Have the police got involved?
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well she says she's not pressing charges so that will be it from there end I guess
The police can actually press charges without the consent of the victim, I believe. Doubt they will considering he’s an mp, however.
Thats what happened with John Terty I think.
Her name is Janet Barker - https://twitter.com/search?q=janet%20barker&src=tyah. Looking through this can't see any evidence of racist posts (although I'm not saying there aren't any).
As a bonus link here Mark Field yesterday with Jeremy Hu8nt's wife - https://twitter.com/smartysue/status/1142046497950838784
Robbing, yes I believe it was. If the police have sufficient evidence to press charges they can. I’d say there’s sufficient evidence to press charges for assault looking at that video. But they obviously won’t.
comment by Ed The King Woodward (U10026)
posted 12 minutes ago
The police can actually press charges without the consent of the victim, I believe. Doubt they will considering he’s an mp, however.
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In the current climate, they will be far more likely to press charges because he is an MP.
comment by Ed The King Woodward (U10026)
posted 4 minutes ago
Robbing, yes I believe it was. If the police have sufficient evidence to press charges they can. I’d say there’s sufficient evidence to press charges for assault looking at that video. But they obviously won’t.
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So if I stand outside a nightclub tonight and film the bouncers grabbing people and pushing them out of the doors, being ejected, would you expect the police to follow that up and charge those doormen with assault?
So if I stand outside a nightclub tonight and film the bouncers grabbing people and pushing them out of the doors, being ejected, would you expect the police to follow that up and charge those doormen with assault?
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this guy
comment by United_kaz (U9943)
posted 11 seconds ago
So if I stand outside a nightclub tonight and film the bouncers grabbing people and pushing them out of the doors, being ejected, would you expect the police to follow that up and charge those doormen with assault?
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this guy
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What's funny? Genuine question.
comment by United_kaz (U9943)
posted 21 seconds ago
So if I stand outside a nightclub tonight and film the bouncers grabbing people and pushing them out of the doors, being ejected, would you expect the police to follow that up and charge those doormen with assault?
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this guy
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Aren't you the guy who completely misread my post earlier and got all huffy about the wrong thing?
No, just as I don’t expect them to with the mp. I’m not sure what your point is.
comment by Ed The King Woodward (U10026)
posted 37 seconds ago
No, just as I don’t expect them to with the mp. I’m not sure what your point is.
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Well it sounded to me as if you were implying that it's because he's an mp that they won't act.
I don't think that's the case, myself.
So if I stand outside a nightclub tonight and film the bouncers grabbing people and pushing them out of the doors, being ejected, would you expect the police to follow that up and charge those doormen with assault?
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this guy
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What's funny? Genuine question.
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if the bouncers were doing that to a women who poses little or no threat then yes I would expect the police to follow up
Comment deleted by Site Moderator
It is because he’s an mp that they won’t act. What happens in a nightclub isn’t exactly comparable.
A better example would be if it was in a public restaurant. In which case, I think the police would follow it up.
Doormen are licensed and trained security guards operating in licensed premises.
This is just some bloke grabbing a woman around the neck and man handling her.
Another terrible analogy.
comment by Robbing_Hoody - as a rule I don't trust a man who doesn't drink but I do trust James Milner (U6374)
posted 39 seconds ago
Doormen are licensed and trained security guards operating in licensed premises.
This is just some bloke grabbing a woman around the neck and man handling her.
Another terrible analogy.
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This is a good point.
Unlike the 'nobody likes you' one from earlier
comment by 🏆🏆🏆Allison Chains🏆🏆🏆 (U3979)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Robbing_Hoody - as a rule I don't trust a man who doesn't drink but I do trust James Milner (U6374)
posted 39 seconds ago
Doormen are licensed and trained security guards operating in licensed premises.
This is just some bloke grabbing a woman around the neck and man handling her.
Another terrible analogy.
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This is a good point.
Unlike the 'nobody likes you' one from earlier
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Both good points
Man the stuff that gets debated on here during the close season? He season needs to start and soon
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posted on 21/6/19
comment by _Viva_Vida (U6044)
posted 1 minute ago
What are your thoughts of Farage being milkshaked Winston?
The man in question lost his job and admitted assault.
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How is that assault ffs. It's a milkshake. Go to the dry cleaners Farage you kaaaant.
posted on 21/6/19
comment by Super Ed (U22147)
posted 13 minutes ago
comment by Red Russian (U4715)
posted 30 seconds ago
If someone roughly grabbed my wife or daughter by the throat exactly as per the video, I wouldn't dismiss this casually and it kind of shocks me that the right-wingers here think it's fine to treat a woman like that if she is being disruptive or annoying in some way. No one has suggested that the woman in question is likely to be charged with any crimes. I have read today a detailed legal analysis of assault laws and how they can be moderated by trespass, and that strongly points to the minister's actions being unlawful.
Is this where we've got to as a country that we're happy to see peaceful protest (which for centuries has been a backbone of our democracy) as fair game for roughing up women if we don't agree with their politics? I really hope I don't look at it through these eyes if we start to see peaceful pro-Brexit demonstrators getting the same treatment. The more tribal things get, the harder it is to be morally consistent.
What awful times we live in.
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Apparently they have found some racists posts from her.
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Did you just make this up?
posted on 21/6/19
comment by 🏆🏆🏆Allison Chains🏆🏆🏆 (U3979)
posted 50 seconds ago
comment by _Viva_Vida (U6044)
posted 1 minute ago
What are your thoughts of Farage being milkshaked Winston?
The man in question lost his job and admitted assault.
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How is that assault ffs. It's a milkshake. Go to the dry cleaners Farage you kaaaant.
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Lost his job
120 hours unpaid work
£350 fine
That’s an expensive milkshake
posted on 21/6/19
Have the police got involved?
posted on 21/6/19
comment by Super Ed (U22147)
posted 15 minutes ago
comment by Red Russian (U4715)
posted 30 seconds ago
If someone roughly grabbed my wife or daughter by the throat exactly as per the video, I wouldn't dismiss this casually and it kind of shocks me that the right-wingers here think it's fine to treat a woman like that if she is being disruptive or annoying in some way. No one has suggested that the woman in question is likely to be charged with any crimes. I have read today a detailed legal analysis of assault laws and how they can be moderated by trespass, and that strongly points to the minister's actions being unlawful.
Is this where we've got to as a country that we're happy to see peaceful protest (which for centuries has been a backbone of our democracy) as fair game for roughing up women if we don't agree with their politics? I really hope I don't look at it through these eyes if we start to see peaceful pro-Brexit demonstrators getting the same treatment. The more tribal things get, the harder it is to be morally consistent.
What awful times we live in.
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Apparently they have found some racists posts from her.
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Provide a link to this or feck off. Not having you spread nonsense on my articles again.
posted on 21/6/19
Have the police got involved?
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well she says she's not pressing charges so that will be it from there end I guess
posted on 21/6/19
The police can actually press charges without the consent of the victim, I believe. Doubt they will considering he’s an mp, however.
posted on 21/6/19
Thats what happened with John Terty I think.
posted on 21/6/19
Her name is Janet Barker - https://twitter.com/search?q=janet%20barker&src=tyah. Looking through this can't see any evidence of racist posts (although I'm not saying there aren't any).
As a bonus link here Mark Field yesterday with Jeremy Hu8nt's wife - https://twitter.com/smartysue/status/1142046497950838784
posted on 21/6/19
Still waiting RDD
posted on 21/6/19
Robbing, yes I believe it was. If the police have sufficient evidence to press charges they can. I’d say there’s sufficient evidence to press charges for assault looking at that video. But they obviously won’t.
posted on 21/6/19
comment by Ed The King Woodward (U10026)
posted 12 minutes ago
The police can actually press charges without the consent of the victim, I believe. Doubt they will considering he’s an mp, however.
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In the current climate, they will be far more likely to press charges because he is an MP.
posted on 21/6/19
comment by Ed The King Woodward (U10026)
posted 4 minutes ago
Robbing, yes I believe it was. If the police have sufficient evidence to press charges they can. I’d say there’s sufficient evidence to press charges for assault looking at that video. But they obviously won’t.
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So if I stand outside a nightclub tonight and film the bouncers grabbing people and pushing them out of the doors, being ejected, would you expect the police to follow that up and charge those doormen with assault?
posted on 21/6/19
So if I stand outside a nightclub tonight and film the bouncers grabbing people and pushing them out of the doors, being ejected, would you expect the police to follow that up and charge those doormen with assault?
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this guy
posted on 21/6/19
comment by United_kaz (U9943)
posted 11 seconds ago
So if I stand outside a nightclub tonight and film the bouncers grabbing people and pushing them out of the doors, being ejected, would you expect the police to follow that up and charge those doormen with assault?
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this guy
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What's funny? Genuine question.
posted on 21/6/19
comment by United_kaz (U9943)
posted 21 seconds ago
So if I stand outside a nightclub tonight and film the bouncers grabbing people and pushing them out of the doors, being ejected, would you expect the police to follow that up and charge those doormen with assault?
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this guy
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Aren't you the guy who completely misread my post earlier and got all huffy about the wrong thing?
posted on 21/6/19
No, just as I don’t expect them to with the mp. I’m not sure what your point is.
posted on 21/6/19
comment by Ed The King Woodward (U10026)
posted 37 seconds ago
No, just as I don’t expect them to with the mp. I’m not sure what your point is.
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Well it sounded to me as if you were implying that it's because he's an mp that they won't act.
I don't think that's the case, myself.
posted on 21/6/19
So if I stand outside a nightclub tonight and film the bouncers grabbing people and pushing them out of the doors, being ejected, would you expect the police to follow that up and charge those doormen with assault?
----------
this guy
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What's funny? Genuine question.
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if the bouncers were doing that to a women who poses little or no threat then yes I would expect the police to follow up
posted on 21/6/19
Comment deleted by Site Moderator
posted on 21/6/19
It is because he’s an mp that they won’t act. What happens in a nightclub isn’t exactly comparable.
A better example would be if it was in a public restaurant. In which case, I think the police would follow it up.
posted on 21/6/19
Doormen are licensed and trained security guards operating in licensed premises.
This is just some bloke grabbing a woman around the neck and man handling her.
Another terrible analogy.
posted on 21/6/19
comment by Robbing_Hoody - as a rule I don't trust a man who doesn't drink but I do trust James Milner (U6374)
posted 39 seconds ago
Doormen are licensed and trained security guards operating in licensed premises.
This is just some bloke grabbing a woman around the neck and man handling her.
Another terrible analogy.
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This is a good point.
Unlike the 'nobody likes you' one from earlier
posted on 21/6/19
comment by 🏆🏆🏆Allison Chains🏆🏆🏆 (U3979)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Robbing_Hoody - as a rule I don't trust a man who doesn't drink but I do trust James Milner (U6374)
posted 39 seconds ago
Doormen are licensed and trained security guards operating in licensed premises.
This is just some bloke grabbing a woman around the neck and man handling her.
Another terrible analogy.
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This is a good point.
Unlike the 'nobody likes you' one from earlier
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Both good points
posted on 21/6/19
Man the stuff that gets debated on here during the close season? He season needs to start and soon
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