[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by Livia

If Jo Cox hadn't been murdered - which was a terrible and cowardly act - presumably he'd still be touching women inappropriately and no one would know his name. So thanks for your input.... but, no.

This assumption also doesn't stand up.
I believe he'd have merited plenty of media attention as a husband of a sitting MP anyway. Misdemeanours of spouses of MPs have featured regularly in the press.

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

This assumption also doesn't stand up.
I believe he'd have merited plenty of media attention as a husband of a sitting MP anyway. Misdemeanours of spouses of MPs have featured regularly in the press.

Luckily for me my opinions don't live or die on whether or not you think they stand up.

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

This assumption also doesn't stand up.
I believe he'd have merited plenty of media attention as a husband of a sitting MP anyway. Misdemeanours of spouses of MPs have featured regularly in the press.

Dead right and well said.

It's a disgrace people refer to Jo now in a derogatory fashion with Saint included.
It really is possibly the vilest and most unkind thing to enact,to someone deceased,who never thought herself a saint and only worked her hardest and fought for her constituents.
Her husbands wrongs are not hers at all.

You'll get nowhere with your efforts sadly as it seems at times immunity from probably just being rotten on here now exists.
I applaud yours and Jacks posts totally,they are the more refreshing to come across on this thread.

Brendan Cox has shown himself to be a disappointment and time will tell.how much.
His brutally murdered wife however has no part in this.
Just as all people deceased have no connection to wrongs individually done by others of their families.
It would be a sad world indeed if all spouses were held in any way responsible for what their partners did.

Really low to drag Jo into this at all in my view.