[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Liam-

So you class a thrown milkshake as assault, but not someone using physical, aggressive force?

Two totally different incidents...one was an unprovoked attack, the other was something else.

[Matthew.]

Originally Posted by parmnion

Two totally different incidents...one was an unprovoked attack, the other was something else.

They were both unprovoked.

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by Matthew.

They were both unprovoked.

Breaking into a room full of top politicians is closer to provocation than walking down a street.

[In the Drunk Tank]

I think Cherie makes some fair points. There's been a lot of flogging of the same horse on here with the milkshake comparisons and the 'if it was a Labour MP..' posts and there are certainly undertones of insults in some posts accusing members of basically being hypocrites and spiteful is not very helpful

Its just another example of how polarised we seem to be atm and respecting opposing view points seems to have gone out the window

[Cherry Christmas]

Originally Posted by MTVN

I think Cherie makes some fair points. There's been a lot of flogging of the same horse on here with the milkshake comparisons and the 'if it was a Labour MP..' posts and there are certainly undertones of insults in some posts accusing members of basically being hypocrites and spiteful is not very helpful

Its just another example of how polarised we seem to be atm and respecting opposing view points seems to have gone out the window

Thank you, and completely agree with your last point

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by MTVN

I think Cherie makes some fair points. There's been a lot of flogging of the same horse on here with the milkshake comparisons and the 'if it was a Labour MP..' posts and there are certainly undertones of insults in some posts accusing members of basically being hypocrites and spiteful is not very helpful

Its just another example of how polarised we seem to be atm and respecting opposing view points seems to have gone out the window

Actually I think everyone has made fair comments not just one person.

Unless you're saying her comments attacking me are the fairer ones rather than her general comments.
Since I used the word spiteful in a post it's clear where your possible leaning is in your post in that then.

I can tell you, as a strong Labour supporter on here. I have had shocking statements made as to myself personally and Labour members of wich I am one.
I don't recall you jumping in against that before.


No matter who may have done this, Conservative or Labour MP or Mickey Mouse with this woman.
To me it's indefensible.
Worrying for society and overall too.

[lime]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

Breaking into a room full of top politicians is closer to provocation than walking down a street.

You do of course know how protests work?


Be it Apartheid in my case ...breaking into a room of top politicicans is how it works..

You could of course put the protesters in a field in the middle of nowhere....but what would be the point of that protest?.


sad to see in 2019 the young see protest as provocation

[user104658]

Originally Posted by parmnion

the other was something else.

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.

[Parmy]

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..

[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

[lime]

Originally Posted by parmnion

Two totally different incidents...one was an unprovoked attack, the other was something else.

really?induldge me .What was the "something else"