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Originally Posted by Ammi

...she didn’t ‘stride over to one of the members’...she tried to continue her walking past of the people there when his hand went out and pushed her against a column...and he continued his physical assault of her...no one else acted with such hostility, no one else seemed to feel she was some type of threat who needed physical aggression to be stopped...I do actually find it quite worrying that a male act of such aggression and dominance toward a female would be thought of as ....’some woman being removed from a room’..../..in a not that big a deal kind of a way is how it feels...

It was an unprovoked assault.
I wish she'd press charges.

She shouldn't have been there but they were already in.
It wasn't his own property.

I say again, she made no move to him.
She made no fightback or resistance to his assault.

You have covered all too in your post.

This was in public too, it's worrying to think how he'd react in a more private setting.

It most certainly was not just a woman being removed from a room.
It was assault, unprovoked assault.

He was NOT security, he is NOT the police.

Since this was seen in public and is all across the media.
It's astounding he may get away with this not going to court.

He should at the very least never hold public political office again.

I find the veiled and clearer defence of him sickening and dismaying.
He was totally out of order and I repeat in my view this was assault.
No ordinary citizen would not be hauled into court.

The guy throwing a milkshake on Farage ended up in court and he never physically touched Farage.

I'd question if this man should be allowed to remain an MP.