[parmnion]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Yes the other was an aggressive bloke who had probably swiped a glass too many at the champagne reception grabbing a peaceful protester by the throat because he felt like she was being a bit rude interrupting his evening.

Didn't look like the throat to me...it looked like he spun her round by the shoulder..

[parmnion]

If this was a bearded asian, dressed in black and not the woman adorned in red..would his reaction have been ok.

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by parmnion

Didn't look like the throat to me...it looked like he spun her round by the shoulder..

Look again

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by parmnion

If this was a bearded asian, dressed in black and not the woman adorned in red..would his reaction have been ok.

No because racial profiling isn't a good thing either, that should be obvious. What a weird question to ask....

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

H
Anybody that is offended by a milkshake being thrown CANNOT explain away Mark Field manhandling a person without being a massive hypocrite, you just can't.

Not the same.


No-one who's been milkshaked were in a place they shouldn't be, and weren't possibly a threat. She wasn't meant to be there, and could have been concealing a weapon.

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

Not the same.


No-one who's been milkshaked were in a place they shouldn't be, and weren't possibly a threat. She wasn't meant to be there, and could have been concealing a weapon.

Mental gymnastics in order to justify hypocrisy and nothing more.

It was a peaceful protest, there was no reason to believe that she was a danger and they wouldn't have gotten past security if they were. She's literally saying 'peaceful protest' as he throws her about.

I'm tired of the hypocritical bull****, if that was Jeremy Corbyn or a remainer or anyone else that they don't have political loyalty to, the same people who have posted on this thread justifying such a response would be out for his blood. I'm just tired of the pick and choose approach to morality that depends on who the topic is about.

If you act like throwing milkshake at someone is assault then throwing someone around when you have no grounds to is also assault. There is no ifs or buts about this, if you take offense at the milkshake then you can't try and explain this away without being hypocritical.

[Liam-]

She was peacefully handing out leaflets, she wasn’t shouting, wasn’t swearing, wasn’t being aggressive, she was simply handing out pieces of paper, yeah she probably shouldn’t have been there, but trespassing isn’t illegal, the way that ‘man’ reacted was totally disproportionate to what she was doing, he saw who it was and decided to do what he did because he knew he could manhandle her, he’s very lucky she’s a bigger person and didn’t decide to press charges because she would have been well within her rights to.

[Oliver_W]

I hope the Conservative party sue the venue or the security firm, no way should an intruder have been allowed to get that close to the main table, she could have been anyone

[Elliot]

Originally Posted by arista

That MP is a Hero.

eek

[Toy Soldier]

Throwing a milkshake on Nigel Farage wasn't assault either, because actually, for all the milkshake thrower knew, Nigel may have doused himself in petrol before leaving that morning and he might have had a lighter in his pocket, ready to turn himself into a terrifying human fireball, running around the streets grabbing innocent civilians in a firey frenzy. Had that been the case, then NOT throwing the milkshake on him to neutralise the accelerant could have resulted in many deaths.

You just never know.

Hashtag milkshake HERO.

[Liam-]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Throwing a milkshake on Nigel Farage wasn't assault either, because actually, for all the milkshake thrower knew, Nigel may have doused himself in petrol before leaving that morning and he might have had a lighter in his pocket, ready to turn himself into a terrifying human fireball, running around the streets grabbing innocent civilians in a firey frenzy. Had that been the case, then NOT throwing the milkshake on him to neutralise the accelerant could have resulted in many deaths.

You just never know.

Hashtag milkshake HERO.

Some heroes don’t wear capes

[Matthew.]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Throwing a milkshake on Nigel Farage wasn't assault either, because actually, for all the milkshake thrower knew, Nigel may have doused himself in petrol before leaving that morning and he might have had a lighter in his pocket, ready to turn himself into a terrifying human fireball, running around the streets grabbing innocent civilians in a firey frenzy. Had that been the case, then NOT throwing the milkshake on him to neutralise the accelerant could have resulted in many deaths.

You just never know.

Hashtag milkshake HERO.

[Tony Montana]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Throwing a milkshake on Nigel Farage wasn't assault either, because actually, for all the milkshake thrower knew, Nigel may have doused himself in petrol before leaving that morning and he might have had a lighter in his pocket, ready to turn himself into a terrifying human fireball, running around the streets grabbing innocent civilians in a firey frenzy. Had that been the case, then NOT throwing the milkshake on him to neutralise the accelerant could have resulted in many deaths.

You just never know.

Hashtag milkshake HERO.

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

Not Cherie lecturing others about sarky comments
Kazanne is also happy to make fun of posts she disagrees with.
Joey your posts are always interesting and well reasoned, dont let anybody silence you

Nobodies tried too No one has made fun of anything quite the opposite

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Cherie

hey whatsyourface, not sure Joey will appreciate your interfering in his business

Just what I was thinking,

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

Just what I was thinking,

But you weren't thinking that when Cherie interfered first, were you

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

But you weren't thinking that when Cherie interfered first, were you

Cherie didn't interfere,its a forum where people are supposed to be able to air their opinions, she had my back as you have your friends

[Vicky.]

Ugh right, enough of the petty sniping at each other please..this threads actually quite interesting so turning it into the same repetitive rubbish we get in SD constantly..is not good

[lime]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

I hope the Conservative party sue the venue or the security firm, no way should an intruder have been allowed to get that close to the main table, she could have been anyone

But she was someone Oliver....She was a protester..You might not agree what she was protesting over ,,,but surely for the love of all things sacred she is allowed protest...Is this now a new thing?Sue those who don't agree with us?,

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

Not the same.


No-one who's been milkshaked were in a place they shouldn't be, and weren't possibly a threat. She wasn't meant to be there, and could have been concealing a weapon.

She "could" have been concealing a weapon?

Everyone "could" be many things. That doesn't justify assault.

[lime]

Originally Posted by parmnion

If this was a bearded asian, dressed in black and not the woman adorned in red..would his reaction have been ok.

FFS any wonder we laugh at you in the EU.

All your type can see is an Asian dressed in black.In Europe we see Europeans.I wont lie though...The Far right is on the rise in Europe

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

I hope the Conservative party sue the venue or the security firm, no way should an intruder have been allowed to get that close to the main table, she could have been anyone

All these coulds. Let's stick to the facts, eh, not the fairytales.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

I hope the Conservative party sue the venue or the security firm, no way should an intruder have been allowed to get that close to the main table, she could have been anyone

Reports are saying someone let them in
via a side door
Security were at the Entrance
Long way away.

A Worker at the event let the protesters in.

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by arista

Reports are saying someone let them in
via a side door
Security were at the Entrance
Long way away.

A Worker at the event let the protesters in.

Lucky they were some peaceful "leftie" protesters
Imagine if it was far right... Tommy and his thugs, for example


Lefties throw milkshakes and leaflets
Far right beats up people

[parmnion]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

No because racial profiling isn't a good thing either, that should be obvious. What a weird question to ask....

I'm afraid racial profiling is ingrained in the minds of about 95 percent of the population. ...which is a good thing as it keeps the population wary of others..which in this day and age is the only way to survive travelling around our large cities.