[Benjamin]

Originally Posted by Beso

I will condemn myself if kiers ever gets shot.

Which is hardly likely to happen due to his absence of public interaction. Think the last time i saw hin interact in public UK streets was when he got an earfull laying flowers in Southport.

Am I wrong?

More contradictory. You’re saying it is fine for everyone to speak whatever is on their mind, but also saying not everyone because you don’t like what they’re saying.

[Beso]

Originally Posted by Benjamin

But it’s the same. They’re just saying what’s on their mind, which by your theory is fine.

Originally Posted by Benjamin

More hypocritical. You’re saying it is fine for everyone to speak whatever is on their mind, but also saying not everyone because you don’t like what they’re saying.

No, I'm saying I've given up and decided to join the massess...to get you to finally speak out on the matter.


Edit. That's a better word

[Benjamin]

Originally Posted by Beso

No, I'm saying I've given up and decided to join the massess...to get you to finally speak out on the matter.

Join the masses for what though? To be able say whatever you want, whenever you want?

[Vanessa]

I certainly don't want him dead, but I hate him with a passion. Want him to go, worse PM of all time.

[Beso]

Originally Posted by Benjamin

Join the masses for what though? To be able say whatever you want, whenever you want?

Yeah.

But not gloat after something actually happened that you stupidly said you wouldn't mind happening.

Cause that's hiding your guilt about your original thought coming to fruition. A normal person would apologise and feel some guilt for saying what the thought they felt before seeing what happened explode on their TV and phone screens.

Thinking stuff like that is ok, and airing those thoughts in an acceptable manner(ie, not in front of a hostile crowd) is also OK.

But to push that narrative after the narrative happened, is not OK.


It is why people are now back tracking like crazy in their responses to charlie kirks death.

Not on TIBB though, but out there in the other world.

[Benjamin]

Originally Posted by Beso

Yeah.

But not gloat after something actually happened that you atupidly said you wouldn't mind happening.

Cause that's hiding your guilt about your original thought coming to fruition. A normal person would apologise and feel some guilt for saying what the thought they felt before seeing what happened explode on their TV and phone screens.

Thinking stuff like that is ok, and airing those thoughts in an acceptable manner(ie, not in front of a hostile crowd) is also OK.

But to push that narrative after the narrative happened, is not OK.


It is why people are now back tracking like crazy in their responses to charlie kirks death.

Not in TIBB, but out there in the other world.

But again it’s contradictory. You want people to have free speech to say whatever they want, but not everyone.

Neither narrative (gloating at Charlie Kirk’s death/saying Kier Starmer needs to be assassinated) should be said out loud publicly.

[Beso]

Originally Posted by Benjamin

But again it’s contradictory. You want people to have free speech to say whatever they want, but not everyone.

Neither narrative (gloating at Charlie Kirk’s death/saying Kier Starmer needs to be assassinated) should be said out loud publicly.

I wouldn't say I want him assisinated.

"I wish that **** would just curl up and die" would be my go to freedom of speech.

Uttered, not typed though. I'm sensible.

[Beso]

Crazy eh..a world where you can say stuff but not write it.

[Alf]

Originally Posted by arista

100,000 there today
LBC said

Way more than 100,000. That's a either an amateurish estimation by LBC or they’re deliberately lying to try and fool their viewers.

[Crimson Dynamo]

This is the fairest assessment of the Unite the Kingdom rally.

Sir Trevor Phillips went and saw normal, decent folk, a diverse crowd and
hymns being sung. Those tarring it as “far-right” are projecting their own
bigotry.



https://x.com/ArchRose90/status/1967165379651985726

[Beso]

Arrests only started taking place once the 8 football games in London that day ended.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo

This is the fairest assessment of the Unite the Kingdom rally.

Sir Trevor Phillips went and saw normal, decent folk, a diverse crowd and
hymns being sung. Those tarring it as “far-right” are projecting their own
bigotry.



https://x.com/ArchRose90/status/1967165379651985726

Guess he is the wrong kind of brown person?

[Crimson Dynamo]

[Beso]

Proper Nazis not welcome.

https://youtu.be/4xzRQAPlZQ0?si=rlmMDBwbFofzhzTn

The 110 country reference is the number of countries that have expelled jews

[Maru]

Originally Posted by Beso

Hope not. Just a random bloke in the street speaking his mind. Jail the guy asking the questions if you're going down that route.

I have to push back. There was no mind being spoken. Whatever else was going on there, pretty sure he is mentally fried.

[Barry.]

Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo

There were 18 sexual assaults at a family day out? What the fook?

[BBXX]

Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo

Kind of debunking your own two tier policing, free speech under threat narrative…

[Liam-]

Originally Posted by BBXX

Kind of debunking your own two tier policing, free speech under threat narrative…

They won’t talk about the hundreds of peaceful protestors arrested for holding signs last week while the racist thugs attacking police yesterday were allowed to walk away free as a bird, because it doesn’t fit their victim complex narrative

[Maru]

Originally Posted by Barry.

There were 18 sexual assaults at a family day out? What the fook?

And these were just the reported ones, probably

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo

This is the fairest assessment of the Unite the Kingdom rally.

Sir Trevor Phillips went and saw normal, decent folk, a diverse crowd and
hymns being sung. Those tarring it as “far-right” are projecting their own
bigotry.



https://x.com/ArchRose90/status/1967165379651985726

Originally Posted by BBXX

Kind of debunking your own two tier policing, free speech under threat narrative…

Originally Posted by Liam-

They won’t talk about the hundreds of peaceful protestors arrested for holding signs last week while the racist thugs attacking police yesterday were allowed to walk away free as a bird, because it doesn’t fit their victim complex narrative

.

[Beso]

Originally Posted by Liam-

They won’t talk about the hundreds of peaceful protestors arrested for holding signs last week while the racist thugs attacking police yesterday were allowed to walk away free as a bird, because it doesn’t fit their victim complex narrative

It ended uo being thousands, 1 thousand terrorist supporters safely off our streets.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo

This is the fairest assessment of the Unite the Kingdom rally.

Sir Trevor Phillips went and saw normal, decent folk, a diverse crowd and
hymns being sung. Those tarring it as “far-right” are projecting their own
bigotry.



https://x.com/ArchRose90/status/1967165379651985726

I am reposting this with a saved video. Sky in the time honoured tradition of the MSM, have deleted this commentary from Trevor Phillips. Why? Because it is a fair and valid account of yesterday’s event. What Sky wanted was a pack of lies slagging it off instead. Outrageous.🤨😠

https://x.com/Dahshur11/status/1967248893676323238

Sky are an enemy of the UK

[Crimson Dynamo]

Tommy says - I will remember yesterday for the rest of my life . Thank you
every single one of you that made it possible , from the stewards to the
security to the donors who helped fund it , to the people who turned up in their
millions. None of it could have happened without you 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

[Barry.]

Originally Posted by Maru

And these were just the reported ones, probably

Oh yeah you’d know there were some not reported. It happens all the time

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Livia

It's the years of Left-wing doctrine, DEI, unchecked immigration, Marxist teaching in state schools and mental ideologies in our unis, and the fact we're not allowed to mention it that has led to the rise of Tommy Robinson's popularity. Tell people stuff like "the rights of illegals are more important than local people", just one insulting lie in years and years of lies from both main parties; watch Pakistani rape gangs aided and abetted by the police and social workers, young white girls failed and left to their fate, then jail a British woman for a Tweet. This backlash has been coming for a while and there's no stopping it now.

I do agree with a fair bit of what you're saying tbf.

It's just Tommy Robinson is not someone that I would want to be the face of trying to stop these problems in society, he doesn't conduct himself properly in my view.