[Politics] Should milk shake attacks be classed as common assault?

schmunk · May 22, 2019

Withdean11 said:
it's laughable how ill-informed you are.

Please, do inform us.

SollysLeftFoot · May 22, 2019

Tony Towner's Fridge said:
Totally agree. I disagree with the guy's politics but he should have a platform to air his views irrespective of how much we don't agree with him and anyone condoning such actions is a non-democrat. Fine line between milk shake attack, acid attack or shooting ...........different outcomes born of hatred emanating from different personalities.

TNBA

TTF

It's not so much an act of political demonstration and more of a way of gaining attention. If you really don't like these people, challenge them because they crumble under any scrutiny. As seen by Farage on Marr's show.

The Clamp · May 22, 2019

Withdean11 said:
it's laughable how ill-informed you are.

Go on then, what’s the truth...?

Wrong-Direction · May 22, 2019

SollysLeftFoot said:
It's not so much an act of political demonstration and more of a way of gaining attention. If you really don't like these people, challenge them because they crumble under any scrutiny. As seen by Farage on Marr's show.

All I've seen from footage of the Robinson rallies is the protesters against him don't have a clue what theyre on about

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The Clamp · May 22, 2019

Wrong-Direction said:
All I've seen from footage of the Robinson rallies is the protesters against him don't have a clue what theyre on about

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All I’ve seen of that posh yob is him wading into small crowds of people with his fists flying.

Bold Seagull · May 22, 2019

Thunder Bolt said:
That nasty man with no class ensured we got planning permission for the Amex.

Ace.

Game. Set. Match.

Wrong-Direction · May 22, 2019

The Clamp said:
All I’ve seen of that posh yob is him wading into small crowds of people with his fists flying.

He's usually the one that is being attacked but you carry on seeing what you want to see and pretending there's no problem with Islam and SOME of its followers.

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The Clamp · May 22, 2019

Wrong-Direction said:
He's usually the one that is being attacked but you carry on seeing what you want to see and pretending there's no problem with Islam and SOME of its followers.

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There are issues with all religions including Islam.
He walks around areas with high levels of multiculturalism spouting off how bad Islam is. One could be forgiven for thinking he perhaps courts these reactions.
Punchy little bogan.

symyjym · May 22, 2019

Kalimantan Gull said:
I suppose it doesn't matter whether Robinson is a right wing extremist or not, if he leads an organisation full of right wing extremists and is a poster boy for right wing extremism

It really does matter whether he is a right wing extremist or not when he isn't.

He does not lead a far right organisation but anyone who is critical of Islam is called a far right racist Nazi. The "REAL" Far Right is but a handful of unorganised people, not an army. If you want to include people who are critical of Islam as far right, then there are millions including the ex Muslim Islampaphobes.

Yes being critical of Islam may attract the "REAL" Far Right, but if you say that they are responsive to him he has never called for violence and he even condemns violence. So in that respect he is a good influence on the "REAL" Far Right.

The government have tried to make him a poster boy for far right extremism but then this takes the focus off the real extremist criminals and the destruction they have caused in this world with the devastating repercussions that we are paying for.

Yes Blair and Cameron the leaders of our country are the far right extremists and the real reason for the Islamic hate of the west not Tommy Robinson. He is a symptom of our leaders bad behaviour and instead of holding the real thugs accountable it is easier to blame Robinson and make out that the Middle East and the tensions in the UK are all his fault.

So I respectfully completely disagree with you.

Bold Seagull · May 22, 2019

Wrong-Direction said:
He's usually the one that is being attacked but you carry on seeing what you want to see and pretending there's no problem with Islam and SOME of its followers.

So let me get this straight, thinking Yaxley-Lennon is a racist twerp = thinking there is no problem with Islam, is that your basic premise?

So unless I support and defend a right wing thug, I am basically relinquishing all constructive dialogue, critique or condemnation on extremism.

Do you not think that is a little small minded?

Wrong-Direction · May 22, 2019

The Clamp said:
He walks around areas with high levels of multiculturalism spouting off how bad Islam is. One could be forgiven for thinking he perhaps courts these reactions.
Punchy little bogan.

In Oldham he specifically went to an area which didn't have high levels and as another poster has posted a video of the POLICE marching around 300 young Muslim men with masks on to where he was. Where they then chucked bricks and bottles at women and kids. But people seem to overlook that

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The Clamp · May 22, 2019

Wrong-Direction said:
In Oldham he specifically went to an area which didn't have high levels and as another poster has posted a video of the POLICE marching around 300 young Muslim men with masks on to where he was. Where they then chucked bricks and bottles at women and kids. But people seem to overlook that

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That, if true, is bad. It doesn’t make Yaxley a nice person.

Wrong-Direction · May 22, 2019

symyjym said:
It really does matter whether he is a right wing extremist or not when he isn't.

He does not lead a far right organisation but anyone who is critical of Islam is called a far right racist Nazi. The "REAL" Far Right is but a handful of unorganised people, not an army. If you want to include people who are critical of Islam as far right, then there are millions including the ex Muslim Islampaphobes.

Yes being critical of Islam may attract the "REAL" Far Right, but if you say that they are responsive to him he has never called for violence and he even condemns violence. So in that respect he is a good influence on the "REAL" Far Right.

The government have tried to make him a poster boy for far right extremism but then this takes the focus off the real extremist criminals and the destruction they have caused in this world with the devastating repercussions that we are paying for.

Yes Blair and Cameron the leaders of our country are the far right extremists and the real reason for the Islamic hate of the west not Tommy Robinson. He is a symptom of our leaders bad behaviour and instead of holding the real thugs accountable it is easier to blame Robinson and make out that the Middle East and the tensions in the UK are all his fault.

So I respectfully completely disagree with you.

You'll never win with some of the morons on here

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Wrong-Direction · May 22, 2019

https://youtu.be/QHOPpnTUfL4

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Uncle Spielberg · May 22, 2019

This trend for throwing milkshakes is utterly pathetic imo, something a 6 year old might do in the playground. Farage is 100% right in pressing charges. Let the moron spend 3 months in jail to consider his actions

symyjym · May 22, 2019

Withdean11 said:
it's laughable how ill-informed you are.

It's easier that way, it saves thinking, and some even say it is bliss.

Bold Seagull · May 22, 2019

Wrong-Direction said:
In Oldham he specifically went to an area which didn't have high levels and as another poster has posted a video of the POLICE marching around 300 young Muslim men with masks on to where he was. Where they then chucked bricks and bottles at women and kids. But people seem to overlook that.

Overlook what? That you cannot condemn violent behaviour AND TR at the same time? Is that beyond comprehension that someone can see those violent criminal youths as what they are, and still condemn Robinson.

This is what feeds the far right, the justification for extremist views and behaviour through the opposing actions of violence and extremism. It is ignorance to believe Robinson is somehow legitimised by the actions of others. He should always be called out for what he is, as should the youths or whoever used reprehensible violence against him.

Wrong-Direction · May 22, 2019

Bold Seagull said:
Overlook what? That you cannot condemn violent behaviour AND TR at the same time? Is that beyond comprehension that someone can see those violent criminal youths as what they are, and still condemn Robinson.

This is what feeds the far right, the justification for extremist views and behaviour through the opposing actions of violence and extremism. It is ignorance to believe Robinson is somehow legitimised by the actions of others. He should always be called out for what he is, as should the youths or whoever used reprehensible violence against him.

He left the EDL because he couldn't control the actual far right tossers that were taking it over. The far right hate TR and see him as a traitor, people that call him a Nazi have only jumped on the media band wagon against him.
I think ALL religions should be subject to scrutiny when innocent people die in their name

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Thunder Bolt · May 22, 2019

Wrong-Direction said:
He's usually the one that is being attacked but you carry on seeing what you want to see and pretending there's no problem with Islam and SOME of its followers.

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Check out Daniel Thomas, his mate, in Wigan and see who threw the first punches.

Thunder Bolt · May 22, 2019

Wrong-Direction said:
In Oldham he specifically went to an area which didn't have high levels and as another poster has posted a video of the POLICE marching around 300 young Muslim men with masks on to where he was. Where they then chucked bricks and bottles at women and kids. But people seem to overlook that

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