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You may now have to explain what subjective means. :lolol:

In this case a jury decided. The very basis of our justice system and democracy. No, because a different jury sitting a different case may well convict. They haven't got away with anything, a jury decided they didn't commit a crime. It's a very thin end of a wedge it we suddenly start making...

There's loads of other examples that didn't open the proverbial floodgates, and no doubt many convictions result in other cases as well. Notable acquittals when the damage or conspiracy to damage wasn't denied; 2000 - 2 anti-nuclear protestors cleared of conspiracy to cause criminal damage...

PotG, have you seriously got no sense of humour whatsover!? Sarcasm...pull the other one, made yourself a bigger plum than you did first time. :lolol::facepalm:

We know what the usual suspects are upset about, it isn’t a statue. Back to the ‘pit soon enough for them.

Weren’t you celebrating mob handed action in Hastings stopping the life boats being launched to help the migrant boats the other week? I’m sure everyone who reads your posts will be stunned to discover your hypocrisy.

Don’t Look Up!!

That’s because history is interpretation whereas the past happens regardless of whether someone interprets it or not. That’s why we have ‘prehistory’ as a term. Reminds me of a Samuel Butler quote “God can’t alter the past, though historians can”.

The past is completed and can never be changed. History is an ongoing discussion of trying to explain the past and is open to change and revision.

My Doctors Surgery has a Harold Shipman bronze in the front garden. Just to remind people to only visit the doctors if you really need to.

So what you're saying is we need more statues of bad stuff to remind us bad stuff might happen if we're not reminded of the bad stuff enough? Okaaaaay......