[Kizzy]

Well then as Ammi said no comparison.

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Well then as Ammi said no comparison.

Absolutely no comparison. One was legal another one was not.
To compare them is ignorant at best and perverse at worst.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Shaun

So the person filming just happens to take his leaflets and hold it up to the camera... and doesn't catch any of the reason why he was ejected from the store in the first place (I don't believe any supermarkets allow you to hand out leaflets in-store, though?)... nothing staged about this whatsoever

Shaun
yes the Phone Camera could be a supporter
but putting the man on the ground and saying F. Off
makes this a mess for Morrisons, as well.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

Yup, it's just typical right wing gaslighting. They just love to rile up situations, film only the aftermath and then cry about how they're the victims to push their own agenda.

I can guarantee that no one in retail cares enough to throw someone out of their shop for just their political leanings, he had to be canvassing or harassing people to get a reaction.

Sounds like a possible future book?

[GiRTh]

A bit heavy handed. Who was that other little sh*t? No way was he a member of staff.

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by arista

Sounds like a possible future book?

Are you angling to do the foreword?

[GiRTh]

Originally Posted by Ammi

...there was no reason to ask the black guy to leave...he was attending a debate, which was the exact purpose of everyone being there...and he was disabled/blind and should never have been manhandled in any way...the two can’t be compared..it may have been heavy handed by the security but there is no comparison to be made between the two incidents...

Excellent point. The blind guy had a right to be there while a shop can refuse service to anyone if their behavior breeches a policy.

[King Gizzard]

It reeks of a set up this

[Withano]

I need a cup of tea I’m starving

[arista]

Originally Posted by King Gizzard

It reeks of a set up this

It does not
but before the mobile phone filmed it
tension was building up/


Only a Proper Official Full Statement
from that Morrisons can end this..............

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by arista

It does not
but before the mobile phone filmed it
tension was building up/


Only a Proper Official Full Statement
from that Morrisons can end this..............

It does. Exactly what the fake news mongers like brexit party would do

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by arista

It does not
but before the mobile phone filmed it
tension was building up/


Only a Proper Official Full Statement
from that Morrisons can end this..............

..it does a bit when the phone holder asks for the leaflet at the end and holds it up to the camera......I can see what Shaun means...

[arista]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

It does. Exactly what the fake news mongers like brexit party would do

Then Morrisons
can give that in Full statement
even if the staff were set up as you claim.

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by GiRTh

Excellent point. The blind guy had a right to be there while a shop can refuse service to anyone if their behavior breeches a policy.

Just for the record, the oxford chap got there ages early and sat a large book on a prime seat like a German tourist in Benidorm. he returned late for the event and without his student identity card required (for safety and security) to get in. His book was on a reserved seat and so was asked politely to leave quite rightly - he refused, got aggressive and as such was removed.

[Ammi]

The president of the Oxford Union announced his resignation on Tuesday evening following widespread criticism of the treatment of a blind student who was dragged out of a debating chamber "by his ankles".

Impeachment proceedings were tabled against Brendan McGrath after Ebenezer Azamati, a postgraduate student, was forcefully removed from a debate.

Mr Azamati arrived early to the debate to reserve a seat but was denied entry upon his return from dinner. A video circulated online shows him attempting to resume his seat but being dragged off the chair and out of the room by security.

Students launched impeachment proceedings against Mr McGrath on Tuesday morning claiming he failed to prevent Azamati from being forcibly removed from the chamber and failed to investigate his staff’s actions.

The impeachment proposers also claimed Mr McGrath publicly accused Mr Azamati of violent conduct, wasted union funds on an ‘unfair disciplinary’ hearing and failed to apologise for the whole incident.

On Monday, Oxford University said the treatment of Mr Azamati went beyond “our culture of inclusivity and tolerance”.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/201...ragged-debate/


..it would make absolute sense for a disabled/blind person to arrive early to ensure a seat...he had no familiarity with the venue...so these things will always need planning/preparation and avoiding crowds...crowds, I would imagine...would be quite scary for him...and then to arrive back and be removed from his seat by physical force...terrifying ...I’m so glad that the wrongs have been rightfully recognised and apologised for unreservedly...

[LeatherTrumpet]

he returned late for the event and without his student identity card required (for safety and security) to get in. His book was on a reserved seat and so was asked politely to leave quite rightly - he refused, got aggressive and as such was removed.

[GiRTh]

So we agree he had the right to be there

[Ammi]

...no amount of victim blaming will make the fault with him, as has already been established officially...just for the record...’sat a large book on a prime seat like a German tourist in Benidorm’..shows stereotyped prejudice...

[The Slim Reaper]

We're still arguing about whether it's right to drag a blind dude out of a room by his ankles? I've seen some nonsense on this forum (most of it written by me ) but this, as a fair fellow would say, is:




utter madness

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

We're still arguing about whether it's right to drag a blind dude out of a room by his ankles? I've seen some nonsense on this forum (most of it written by me ) but this, as a fair fellow would say, is:




utter madness

In other news germans asked poles politely to give up their land. The poles got aggressive and as such got dealt with

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

In other news germans asked poles politely to give up their land. The poles got aggressive and as such got dealt with

Pity they dint stop you swarthy Poles floodin my great country so we cud ave propa jobs for us wat was born ere'

#getbrexitdone

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by GiRTh

So we agree he had the right to be there

Not without his student card and he sat in a seat reserved for someone else im afraid

I am sure many people who have had this done to them on a train will agree its very distressing and very rude



anyway back to the topic. I walked out a Morrisons cafe last year and got a refund as the food took too long so the man had a lucky escape tbf

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

Pity they dint stop you swarthy Poles floodin my great country so we cud ave propa jobs for us wat was born ere'

#getbrexitdone

We heard you needed help

Swarthy? Racist

I translate science papers into polish. You're welcome to my job

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

We heard you needed help

Swarthy? Racist

I translate science papers into polish. You're welcome to my job

Palnik Bunsena

Piece of piss mate. Cud do it standin on me ed.

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

Palnik Bunsena

Piece of piss mate. Cud do it standin on me ed.

Job thief