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Is Tommy Robinson the bravest man in the UK?

The Emperor of Mankind

Currently the galaxy's spookiest paraplegic
He has been deprived his human right of using words.


:rolleyes::rolleyes:

His Youtube account was deleted after all that happened. He had plenty of time to make rebuttals in video. What he lacks is the cranial capacity or the patience to sit down and try to analyse what others have said, and why they might say it. That also doesn't stop him from writing for any one of the multiple right-wing rags masquerading as 'journals of reputable opinion'.

He is not being silenced. Youtube removed his channel because people pushed them to uphold their own Terms of Service.
 

Shad

Veteran Member
Milkshakes are comedy, fists and knives are not.

It is still assault under the law. The fact that you downplay this show you support limited violence. This raise the question if violence increases if you will also support it under the facade of comedy as it targets your political enemies.

Toss in no victim knows it is a milkshake until after the attack means you support people being victims first and foremost.
 

Altfish

Veteran Member
It is still assault under the law. The fact that you downplay this show you support limited violence. This raise the question if violence increases if you will also support it under the facade of comedy as it targets your political enemies.

Toss in no victim knows it is a milkshake until after the attack means you support people being victims first and foremost.
As the law has agreed, he was fined, etc. I agree it is an assault but it is a benign assault with harm not intended; just humiliation.
Whereas Mark Field's assault was physical and hurtful.
 

Shad

Veteran Member
As the law has agreed, he was fined, etc. I agree it is an assault but it is a benign assault with harm not intended; just humiliation.

Intention is not required. Harm is not determined by the perpetrator nor is it restricted to the physical. Humiliation falls under harassment.

Whereas Mark Field's assault was physical and hurtful.

That is still under the same degree of assault as the milkshake.

Do note that you are not babbling about intent and harm for Mark yet you did so when the perpetrator attacked a politician you do not support. This is your bias.
 

Altfish

Veteran Member
Intention is not required. Harm is not determined by the perpetrator nor is it restricted to the physical. Humiliation falls under harassment.

I have never stated anything to the contrary

That is still under the same degree of assault as the milkshake.

Do note that you are not babbling about intent and harm for Mark yet you did so when the perpetrator attacked a politician you do not support. This is your bias.
The female protester was protesting about the chancellor who was giving a speech; she did not target her assailant; he took it upon himself to assault her. I am not taking sides, I am trying to highlight the hypocrisy of NotaNumber.
 

Shad

Veteran Member
I have never stated anything to the contrary

You argued about intent and harm caused via the perpetrator's view so yes you did.

"but it is a benign assault with harm not intended; just humiliation."


The female protester was protesting about the chancellor who was giving a speech; she did not target her assailant; he took it upon himself to assault her. I am not taking sides, I am trying to highlight the hypocrisy of NotaNumber.

It still falls under the same law. 1st degree requires a weapon. 2nd require intent to cause injury. 3rd cover other contact which is the case of detainment and removal by Field as per the video. He was not security, law enforcement nor property owner thus had no right to remove anyone. Also note the BBC security let her do what she wanted at an invite only event. I think this was done on purpose to cause a scene.
 
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Shad

Veteran Member
It would seem that you have grabbed the wrong end of the stick again.


He can not act as security nor did the video establish an attack against someone was about to occur. The BBC security is a joke and let her walk in doing whatever she wanted. The protestor is arrogant to believe she can do as she pleases. Field was out of line. The whole situation could have been avoided by having security do it's job which points to the BBC playing it's political agenda instead of being neutral.
 
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