[bots]

Originally Posted by Livia

Men have been arrested for a "public order offence" while attending a private party?

I'm going to say again, because some people think I (and others) are defending the boneheads who did this - I'm not, they are scum. But there wasn't the same outrage when Muslims burned poppies. They were also charged with a public order offence, and fined £50. Poppies represent people who've died, is someone going to tell me that's not the same thing either?

It was a deplorable act, but people's reaction is over the reaction is over the top. Should we now monitor every private party now, in case someone's doing something we don't approve of?

They recorded it and shared it on social media, at that point anything "private" goes out the window. I do agree with the points you are trying to make though

[Cherry Christmas]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

They recorded it and shared it on social media, at that point anything "private" goes out the window. I do agree with the points you are trying to make though

the things they were laughing at makes you wonder about their IQ

[arista]

Originally Posted by Cherie

the things they were laughing at makes you wonder about their IQ

Maybe their lives are bad
the only Crime is posing it online.


BBC radio 5 Presenter
said we do not know their location?


Utter Bollocks
it's South London
Found out yesterday on SkyNewsHD.


Pathetic female presenter Anna Foster Radio 5

[arista]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

They recorded it and shared it on social media, at that point anything "private" goes out the window. I do agree with the points you are trying to make though

Yes charge the one that posted it
on Whats Ap.

[Withano]

Originally Posted by arista

Yes charge the one that posted it
on Whats Ap.

Why? It isnt a crime to record a crime? Unless they helped to build the tower, I dont see why they should be prosecuted, the person that recorded it set people to justice.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Withano

Why? It isnt a crime to record a crime? Unless they helped to build the tower, I dont see why they should be prosecuted, the person that recorded it set people to justice.

They did not see it as crime
only after the online feedback
did those men walk into
the Police Station in South London.

The Person that Recorded it and posted it online
is one of them
maybe the 19 year old.



Private Garden
not Public until posted online.

[Withano]

Originally Posted by arista

They did not see it as crime
only after the online feedback
did those men walk into
the Police Station in South London.

The Person that Recorded it and posted it online
is one of them
maybe the 19 year old.



Private Garden
not Public until posted online.

Well the person who recorded it probably got done for their public offence then... not for physically recording the incident. Recording the incident shouldn’t be a crime.

[Livia]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

They recorded it and shared it on social media, at that point anything "private" goes out the window. I do agree with the points you are trying to make though

I have to admit I immediately thought it was posted by someone at the party... but without the party-thrower's knowledge. If they truly posted this themselves... well it speaks for itself as to what kind of people they are. Still don't think it's the massive story it's been made into.