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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Who?

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By *eptunetwoCouple  over a year ago

WARWICK

We're voting for Kermit.. leader of the Muppets !!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Did anyone else open this thread with the sole purpose of blocking the OP?

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By *ools and the brainCouple  over a year ago

couple, us we him her.


"Who?"

Wow really?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


" "

That isn’t his real name ? Hopefully he will be in prison soon

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By *eorge n DragonCouple  over a year ago

Cheshire


"We're voting for Kermit.. leader of the Muppets !!"

well better than any options currently availiable

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple  over a year ago

in Lancashire


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That isn’t his real name ? Hopefully he will be in prison soon "

Again..

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Who?

Wow really?

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Do you expect everyone to know who Stephen Laxley-Lennon is?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I think Tommy Robinson for HMP is more appropriate.

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By *.H.SMan  over a year ago

London

Loooool

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By *arlomaleMan  over a year ago

darlington

Here we go don’t eat popcorn but I’ll get the nachos out I can see a few people getting there knickers in a twist

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

That's one way to sort the wheat from the chaff. Jesus Christ.

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By *wisted999Man  over a year ago

North Bucks

Need someone to bring this shit show together not more division.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Might as well bring hitler back.

Farage would be a better option if you’re going extreme.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Need someone to bring this shit show together not more division. "

Who do you suggest?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

For a post mortem? Yeah I'd love to see him have a post mortem!

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By *wisted999Man  over a year ago

North Bucks


"Need someone to bring this shit show together not more division.

Who do you suggest? "

Certainly not Tommy Robinson.

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By *ackDMissMorganCouple  over a year ago

Halifax


"I think Tommy Robinson for HMP is more appropriate."

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Post mortem?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Tommy would make a better job of running this country than the bunch of snowflake public schoolboys (and girls) that have been trying and failing miserably over the past few years!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Anne Robinson maybe.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Tommy would make a better job of running this country than the bunch of snowflake public schoolboys (and girls) that have been trying and failing miserably over the past few years! "

What are you basing that on? Can you explain ?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

The #asktommyrobinson on Twitter was one of the greatest days for humanity!!

I still don't know why the English defence league has no promotion of relegation!!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Tommy would make a better job of running this country than the bunch of snowflake public schoolboys (and girls) that have been trying and failing miserably over the past few years!

What are you basing that on? Can you explain ? "

I do hope this was a tongue in cheek reply?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Tommy would make a better job of running this country than the bunch of snowflake public schoolboys (and girls) that have been trying and failing miserably over the past few years!

What are you basing that on? Can you explain ?

I do hope this was a tongue in cheek reply? "

Nope, it was serious. Why would Stephen Laxley-Lennon make a better PM than any of the current MPs?

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By *erby DomCouple  over a year ago

Ashbourne(ish) and Chesterfield(ish)


"Tommy would make a better job of running this country than the bunch of snowflake public schoolboys (and girls) that have been trying and failing miserably over the past few years!

What are you basing that on? Can you explain ?

I do hope this was a tongue in cheek reply?

Nope, it was serious. Why would Stephen Laxley-Lennon make a better PM than any of the current MPs? "

Surely you're not seriously thinking anyone who supports this xenophobic amoebae would be able to give a lucid yet alone relevant answer?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Who?"

What she said.... ^

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Tommy would make a better job of running this country than the bunch of snowflake public schoolboys (and girls) that have been trying and failing miserably over the past few years!

What are you basing that on? Can you explain ?

I do hope this was a tongue in cheek reply?

Nope, it was serious. Why would Stephen Laxley-Lennon make a better PM than any of the current MPs?

Surely you're not seriously thinking anyone who supports this xenophobic amoebae would be able to give a lucid yet alone relevant answer?"

Maybe he can, I am going to give him the chance

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Fascism and thuggery is not what this country needs again ever. Goodness knows why anyone would think a bunch of nasties could help a wealthy nation keep pace in a rapidly changing world. If you want Pol Pot and year zero vote for Tommy and co.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

No im not getting into the same old slagging match, you go and bury your heads in the sand again, ive taken the time to research and understand, not just jump on the old bandwagon

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I think Tommy Robinson for HMP is more appropriate."

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Never heard of him

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"No im not getting into the same old slagging match, you go and bury your heads in the sand again, ive taken the time to research and understand, not just jump on the old bandwagon "

That isn’t an explanation, I know enough about Stephen to know he hasn’t got the required intelligence or leader ship skills to run this country. Can you prove me wrong?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Who?"

A Far-Right activist, vile man.

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By *erby DomCouple  over a year ago

Ashbourne(ish) and Chesterfield(ish)


"Tommy would make a better job of running this country than the bunch of snowflake public schoolboys (and girls) that have been trying and failing miserably over the past few years!

What are you basing that on? Can you explain ?

I do hope this was a tongue in cheek reply?

Nope, it was serious. Why would Stephen Laxley-Lennon make a better PM than any of the current MPs?

Surely you're not seriously thinking anyone who supports this xenophobic amoebae would be able to give a lucid yet alone relevant answer?

Maybe he can, I am going to give him the chance "

I suppose putting a convicted racist crinimal in charge of the country would be an eye opener, njust as long as you are white.

But, as I believe that racists should be stamped out and not idolised. That would certainly not get my vote.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Fascism and thuggery is not what this country needs again ever. Goodness knows why anyone would think a bunch of nasties could help a wealthy nation keep pace in a rapidly changing world. If you want Pol Pot and year zero vote for Tommy and co."

Fine by me, thanks

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Fascism and thuggery is not what this country needs again ever. Goodness knows why anyone would think a bunch of nasties could help a wealthy nation keep pace in a rapidly changing world. If you want Pol Pot and year zero vote for Tommy and co.

Fine by me, thanks "

What do you most admire about Stephen?

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By *erby DomCouple  over a year ago

Ashbourne(ish) and Chesterfield(ish)


"No im not getting into the same old slagging match, you go and bury your heads in the sand again, ive taken the time to research and understand, not just jump on the old bandwagon

That isn’t an explanation, I know enough about Stephen to know he hasn’t got the required intelligence or leader ship skills to run this country. Can you prove me wrong? "

There you go - "he hasn't got the leadership skills to run this country"

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By *erby DomCouple  over a year ago

Ashbourne(ish) and Chesterfield(ish)

He can't even run his band of pissed up merry men properly

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"No im not getting into the same old slagging match, you go and bury your heads in the sand again, ive taken the time to research and understand, not just jump on the old bandwagon

That isn’t an explanation, I know enough about Stephen to know he hasn’t got the required intelligence or leader ship skills to run this country. Can you prove me wrong? "

Listen, i dont need to "explain" to you or anyone else that only believes in the

spin that this government and media sells you, i would only be wasting my breath

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"No im not getting into the same old slagging match, you go and bury your heads in the sand again, ive taken the time to research and understand, not just jump on the old bandwagon

That isn’t an explanation, I know enough about Stephen to know he hasn’t got the required intelligence or leader ship skills to run this country. Can you prove me wrong? There you go - "he hasn't got the leadership skills to run this country" "

I know that, you know that , but there are people who honestly think he is the answer to all our problems.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"No im not getting into the same old slagging match, you go and bury your heads in the sand again, ive taken the time to research and understand, not just jump on the old bandwagon

That isn’t an explanation, I know enough about Stephen to know he hasn’t got the required intelligence or leader ship skills to run this country. Can you prove me wrong? There you go - "he hasn't got the leadership skills to run this country" "

So do you seriously think the shower of s**t that are currently "running" the country exhibit any of the above skills required then?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"No im not getting into the same old slagging match, you go and bury your heads in the sand again, ive taken the time to research and understand, not just jump on the old bandwagon

That isn’t an explanation, I know enough about Stephen to know he hasn’t got the required intelligence or leader ship skills to run this country. Can you prove me wrong?

Listen, i dont need to "explain" to you or anyone else that only believes in the

spin that this government and media sells you, i would only be wasting my breath "

Not at all, I can be converted . Give me just 2 examples of how great Stephen is and why he can run the country

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"No im not getting into the same old slagging match, you go and bury your heads in the sand again, ive taken the time to research and understand, not just jump on the old bandwagon

That isn’t an explanation, I know enough about Stephen to know he hasn’t got the required intelligence or leader ship skills to run this country. Can you prove me wrong? There you go - "he hasn't got the leadership skills to run this country"

So do you seriously think the shower of s**t that are currently "running" the country exhibit any of the above skills required then? "

I agree , It is a mess, I just want to know how Stephen would improve the situation ?

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By *ensualtouch15Man  over a year ago

ashby de la zouch


"Fascism and thuggery is not what this country needs again ever. Goodness knows why anyone would think a bunch of nasties could help a wealthy nation keep pace in a rapidly changing world. If you want Pol Pot and year zero vote for Tommy and co.

Fine by me, thanks "

People with your vile attitude voted for Hitler

Promoting Hate must not ever be seens as an acceptable policy and people who think it should are a disgusting disease that infects humanity

Agree with Tommy then good sound reasoning informs us you are a vile person who should be watched for terrorist activity

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Fascism and thuggery is not what this country needs again ever. Goodness knows why anyone would think a bunch of nasties could help a wealthy nation keep pace in a rapidly changing world. If you want Pol Pot and year zero vote for Tommy and co.

Fine by me, thanks

People with your vile attitude voted for Hitler

Promoting Hate must not ever be seens as an acceptable policy and people who think it should are a disgusting disease that infects humanity

Agree with Tommy then good sound reasoning informs us you are a vile person who should be watched for terrorist activity"

Oh for gods sake man, get a grip,look further than the BBC for your information!

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple  over a year ago

in Lancashire


"Tommy would make a better job of running this country than the bunch of snowflake public schoolboys (and girls) that have been trying and failing miserably over the past few years! "

Based upon what, his convictions in court?

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By *erby DomCouple  over a year ago

Ashbourne(ish) and Chesterfield(ish)


"No im not getting into the same old slagging match, you go and bury your heads in the sand again, ive taken the time to research and understand, not just jump on the old bandwagon

That isn’t an explanation, I know enough about Stephen to know he hasn’t got the required intelligence or leader ship skills to run this country. Can you prove me wrong? There you go - "he hasn't got the leadership skills to run this country"

So do you seriously think the shower of s**t that are currently "running" the country exhibit any of the above skills required then? "

If you mean skills like inciting racial hatred and violence then no you are right the current government fall miserably short when measured against "Tommy". But if that is the way people think then that is seriously worrying.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Fascism and thuggery is not what this country needs again ever. Goodness knows why anyone would think a bunch of nasties could help a wealthy nation keep pace in a rapidly changing world. If you want Pol Pot and year zero vote for Tommy and co.

Fine by me, thanks

People with your vile attitude voted for Hitler

Promoting Hate must not ever be seens as an acceptable policy and people who think it should are a disgusting disease that infects humanity

Agree with Tommy then good sound reasoning informs us you are a vile person who should be watched for terrorist activity

Oh for gods sake man, get a grip,look further than the BBC for your information!"

Why did Stephen get banned from Facebook & Twitter??

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By *erby DomCouple  over a year ago

Ashbourne(ish) and Chesterfield(ish)


"Fascism and thuggery is not what this country needs again ever. Goodness knows why anyone would think a bunch of nasties could help a wealthy nation keep pace in a rapidly changing world. If you want Pol Pot and year zero vote for Tommy and co.

Fine by me, thanks

People with your vile attitude voted for Hitler

Promoting Hate must not ever be seens as an acceptable policy and people who think it should are a disgusting disease that infects humanity

Agree with Tommy then good sound reasoning informs us you are a vile person who should be watched for terrorist activity

Oh for gods sake man, get a grip,look further than the BBC for your information!

Why did Stephen get banned from Facebook & Twitter??"

Or arrested for travelling to the US using someone else's passport.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Said my piece anyway, heard all the same old replies before! have a nice day y`all

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Said my piece anyway, heard all the same old replies before! have a nice day y`all "

You seem to be ‘burying your head in the sand’ come on, give us a reason to get behind Stephen

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By *erby DomCouple  over a year ago

Ashbourne(ish) and Chesterfield(ish)

It always amazes me how supporters of this muppet often scream "get your heads out of the sand" or "stop believing everything you see in the media". But they forget we can make our own opinions about whether something is right or wrong. Unlike the sheep who blindly follow racist scum like Tommy, inciting hatred and fear in others without questioning whether it is right or wrong to do so. Having spent 23 years in the military I have a deep respect for other cultures and of course the British way of life. We as a nation are stronger together and will never be under racist vile idiots like "Tommy".

If you can't see the racial hatred that he spews as being a bad thing then you are a lost cause. Luckily you are in the very tiny majority of this great nation's population. Long may that continue.

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By *erby DomCouple  over a year ago

Ashbourne(ish) and Chesterfield(ish)


"Said my piece anyway, heard all the same old replies before! have a nice day y`all

You seem to be ‘burying your head in the sand’ come on, give us a reason to get behind Stephen"

Trolls don't give reasons, they just pop up and stir things up before running away. Don't hold your breath my friend.

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By *ortland51Man  over a year ago

Glasgow

Definitely bookmarking this thread!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"It always amazes me how supporters of this muppet often scream "get your heads out of the sand" or "stop believing everything you see in the media". But they forget we can make our own opinions about whether something is right or wrong. Unlike the sheep who blindly follow racist scum like Tommy, inciting hatred and fear in others without questioning whether it is right or wrong to do so. Having spent 23 years in the military I have a deep respect for other cultures and of course the British way of life. We as a nation are stronger together and will never be under racist vile idiots like "Tommy".

If you can't see the racial hatred that he spews as being a bad thing then you are a lost cause. Luckily you are in the very tiny majority of this great nation's population. Long may that continue."

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Said my piece anyway, heard all the same old replies before! have a nice day y`all "

Dear Mr Trump,

We've got one for you, we will even make sure he has his OWN passport but please feel free to remove it from him on landing in your fucked up, racist, gun toting city. I am sure you and this man will have plenty to talk about over dinner at the WhiteHouse as you appear to have the same mentality!

Yours sincerely

The mass population of Britain!

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple  over a year ago

in Lancashire


"It always amazes me how supporters of this muppet often scream "get your heads out of the sand" or "stop believing everything you see in the media". But they forget we can make our own opinions about whether something is right or wrong. Unlike the sheep who blindly follow racist scum like Tommy, inciting hatred and fear in others without questioning whether it is right or wrong to do so. Having spent 23 years in the military I have a deep respect for other cultures and of course the British way of life. We as a nation are stronger together and will never be under racist vile idiots like "Tommy".

If you can't see the racial hatred that he spews as being a bad thing then you are a lost cause. Luckily you are in the very tiny majority of this great nation's population. Long may that continue."

This..

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Said my piece anyway, heard all the same old replies before! have a nice day y`all

You seem to be ‘burying your head in the sand’ come on, give us a reason to get behind Stephen"

Im not going to waste my time trying to "reason" with people that are already brainwashed by the media, if youre interested take your head out of your ar*e and do a bit of homework other than

basing your views on what you see on the TV or read in the sun

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Said my piece anyway, heard all the same old replies before! have a nice day y`all

Dear Mr Trump,

We've got one for you, we will even make sure he has his OWN passport but please feel free to remove it from him on landing in your fucked up, racist, gun toting city. I am sure you and this man will have plenty to talk about over dinner at the WhiteHouse as you appear to have the same mentality!

Yours sincerely

The mass population of Britain!"

Oh yawwwwnnnnn............

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Said my piece anyway, heard all the same old replies before! have a nice day y`all

You seem to be ‘burying your head in the sand’ come on, give us a reason to get behind Stephen

Im not going to waste my time trying to "reason" with people that are already brainwashed by the media, if youre interested take your head out of your ar*e and do a bit of homework other than

basing your views on what you see on the TV or read in the sun "

Clown.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Definitely bookmarking this thread! "

Dont bother, im leaving them to talk between themselves now, BAAAAHHHHH....

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Said my piece anyway, heard all the same old replies before! have a nice day y`all

You seem to be ‘burying your head in the sand’ come on, give us a reason to get behind Stephen

Im not going to waste my time trying to "reason" with people that are already brainwashed by the media, if youre interested take your head out of your ar*e and do a bit of homework other than

basing your views on what you see on the TV or read in the sun "

I have done my research but it is limited as he is now banned on twitter and Facebook and I was hoping you could tell me why?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Said my piece anyway, heard all the same old replies before! have a nice day y`all

You seem to be ‘burying your head in the sand’ come on, give us a reason to get behind Stephen

Im not going to waste my time trying to "reason" with people that are already brainwashed by the media, if youre interested take your head out of your ar*e and do a bit of homework other than

basing your views on what you see on the TV or read in the sun

Clown. "

sticks and stones

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Definitely bookmarking this thread!

Dont bother, im leaving them to talk between themselves now, BAAAAHHHHH...."

I think we have a gammon about to explode

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Who?

A Far-Right activist, vile man."

Yeah, I just wanted to see if the OP had a clear idea of who he was, and what he was actually saying.

I think probably not!

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By *erby DomCouple  over a year ago

Ashbourne(ish) and Chesterfield(ish)


"im leaving...."
LOL, I guess not. Trolls can never resist.

But I am still hopeful that you can shed some light for us all as to what reasons you can state to account for your ardent views on your messiah.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"It always amazes me how supporters of this muppet often scream "get your heads out of the sand" or "stop believing everything you see in the media". But they forget we can make our own opinions about whether something is right or wrong. Unlike the sheep who blindly follow racist scum like Tommy, inciting hatred and fear in others without questioning whether it is right or wrong to do so. Having spent 23 years in the military I have a deep respect for other cultures and of course the British way of life. We as a nation are stronger together and will never be under racist vile idiots like "Tommy".

If you can't see the racial hatred that he spews as being a bad thing then you are a lost cause. Luckily you are in the very tiny majority of this great nation's population. Long may that continue."

We need you as a joint PM team

Rubbajonnyson OUT, OUT, OUT !!!

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By *erby DomCouple  over a year ago

Ashbourne(ish) and Chesterfield(ish)

The problems with modern politicians is that they are politicians, most have lost sight of why and for who they are there and are too busy bun fighting with each other to be effective leaders.

There are no strong leaders in government at the moment which is a huge problem. However Tommy is not a leader, he is a coward who spews lies and hatred. He will never be the solution to anything.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

The fact people support and would vote for Tommy Robinson scares me. The man normalises hatered towards a certain minority. He supports the storming of mosques and has often used violence against those of the Islamic religion.

I often say history doesn’t repeat itself, but it does echo. Do these actions not echo that of a certain Austrian born politician of the 1930s? A man who normalised the hatred of Jews? Stormed the synigogs and used violence towards them?

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By *hatsthisMan  over a year ago

Newcastle


"Did anyone else open this thread with the sole purpose of blocking the OP?"

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Think the Slovakian cone or tarmaccing group is more favourable than far right hatred

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By *erby DomCouple  over a year ago

Ashbourne(ish) and Chesterfield(ish)


"Can you explain , What has this got to do with Stephen Laxley Lennon being the PM? "
#

I predict some really, really big words.

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By *erby DomCouple  over a year ago

Ashbourne(ish) and Chesterfield(ish)


"Think the Slovakian cone or tarmaccing group is more favourable than far right hatred "

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"The fact people support and would vote for Tommy Robinson scares me. The man normalises hatered towards a certain minority. He supports the storming of mosques and has often used violence against those of the Islamic religion.

I often say history doesn’t repeat itself, but it does echo. Do these actions not echo that of a certain Austrian born politician of the 1930s? A man who normalised the hatred of Jews? Stormed the synigogs and used violence towards them? "

Every one always goes to hilter in these things.

The brown shirts would go to universities and shout down speakers. Which group does that today?

they would apply pressure to the of thier opponents businesses to get them fired. Which group does that today?

The nazideology was far more politics based than simply ethnicity focused on the jews, but its not as talked about simply because aside from communists not many people know about mid 30s german politics.

I'm no supporter of Robinson but the speed of the trial, the prison transfer, judges comments and the quashing of it. Well it should have people thinking "first they came for the trade unionists".

Because just like then they didnt go for popular people first they went for the widley publically hated people to gather suport and normalise the actions.

One poster above said anyone who who supported tommy should be put under surveillance. Thus normalising things that really shouldnt be normal.

I wonder if in 70 yesrs time somone will be reading a poem that starts.

"First they came for the racists and I did not speak out, because I was not a racist"

Either way my point is the whole debacle has shown some.worrying cracks in how our legal system is open to political influence and public opinion

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Can you explain , What has this got to do with Stephen Laxley Lennon being the PM? #

I predict some really, really big words. "

Me too, I have got my dictionary on standby,

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"The fact people support and would vote for Tommy Robinson scares me. The man normalises hatered towards a certain minority. He supports the storming of mosques and has often used violence against those of the Islamic religion.

I often say history doesn’t repeat itself, but it does echo. Do these actions not echo that of a certain Austrian born politician of the 1930s? A man who normalised the hatred of Jews? Stormed the synigogs and used violence towards them?

Every one always goes to hilter in these things.

The brown shirts would go to universities and shout down speakers. Which group does that today?

they would apply pressure to the of thier opponents businesses to get them fired. Which group does that today?

The nazideology was far more politics based than simply ethnicity focused on the jews, but its not as talked about simply because aside from communists not many people know about mid 30s german politics.

I'm no supporter of Robinson but the speed of the trial, the prison transfer, judges comments and the quashing of it. Well it should have people thinking "first they came for the trade unionists".

Because just like then they didnt go for popular people first they went for the widley publically hated people to gather suport and normalise the actions.

One poster above said anyone who who supported tommy should be put under surveillance. Thus normalising things that really shouldnt be normal.

I wonder if in 70 yesrs time somone will be reading a poem that starts.

"First they came for the racists and I did not speak out, because I was not a racist"

Either way my point is the whole debacle has shown some.worrying cracks in how our legal system is open to political influence and public opinion"

Did he break the law?

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By *erby DomCouple  over a year ago

Ashbourne(ish) and Chesterfield(ish)


"Did he break the law? "
Funny thing is he did din't he. In an open and shut case which is why it was so quick. These are the same people who moan about the wheels of justice are always moving too slowly.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

I respect your opinion. Can you answer me one question, should Stephen Laxley Lennon be PM? "

No. Ofcourse not.

Jacob Reece mogg or Nigel farrage should be pm

Robinson isn't smart he is just brave and smart enough to expose institutional bigotry and peadophilia

He's just a typical bloke running around with a microphone but he gets respect internationally because it's the only British media that isn't sorros funded

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

I respect your opinion. Can you answer me one question, should Stephen Laxley Lennon be PM?

No. Ofcourse not.

Jacob Reece mogg or Nigel farrage should be pm

Robinson isn't smart he is just brave and smart enough to expose institutional bigotry and peadophilia

He's just a typical bloke running around with a microphone but he gets respect internationally because it's the only British media that isn't sorros funded

"

Why Nigel Farage? You do realise he left UKIP because Stephen joined?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Did he break the law? Funny thing is he did din't he. In an open and shut case which is why it was so quick. These are the same people who moan about the wheels of justice are always moving too slowly. "

Itv filmed him walking into court...

He actually pled "not guilty" while the bbc said he pled "guilty"

...you beg the bbc to tell you false stories then thank your master for lying to you and give him your license fee reguardless.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Did he break the law? Funny thing is he did din't he. In an open and shut case which is why it was so quick. These are the same people who moan about the wheels of justice are always moving too slowly.

Itv filmed him walking into court...

He actually pled "not guilty" while the bbc said he pled "guilty"

...you beg the bbc to tell you false stories then thank your master for lying to you and give him your license fee reguardless."

Where are you getting your ‘information’ from? Were there media restrictions imposed on Stephens case?

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By *erby DomCouple  over a year ago

Ashbourne(ish) and Chesterfield(ish)


"Did he break the law? Funny thing is he did din't he. In an open and shut case which is why it was so quick. These are the same people who moan about the wheels of justice are always moving too slowly.

Itv filmed him walking into court...

He actually pled "not guilty" while the bbc said he pled "guilty"

...you beg the bbc to tell you false stories then thank your master for lying to you and give him your license fee reguardless."

Oooh, I love your sweeping assumptions, I do not watch the BBC, but you seem to.

Don't get me started on the TV licence which is an utterly rediculous thing these days and should be scrapped.

But in an attempt to try to get this thread back on topic, why would "Tommy" be good as a PM?

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By *ngelina4uWoman  over a year ago

Camberley/Middleton


"Did he break the law? Funny thing is he did din't he. In an open and shut case which is why it was so quick. These are the same people who moan about the wheels of justice are always moving too slowly.

Itv filmed him walking into court...

He actually pled "not guilty" while the bbc said he pled "guilty"

...you beg the bbc to tell you false stories then thank your master for lying to you and give him your license fee reguardless."

What's reguardless.????

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Did he break the law? Funny thing is he did din't he. In an open and shut case which is why it was so quick. These are the same people who moan about the wheels of justice are always moving too slowly.

Itv filmed him walking into court...

He actually pled "not guilty" while the bbc said he pled "guilty"

...you beg the bbc to tell you false stories then thank your master for lying to you and give him your license fee reguardless.

What's reguardless.????"

Grasping at straws again are we! pmsl

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

Why are you getting angry? I thought you had ‘said enough’ and was leaving the thread "

Anger is an energy...

Anger is good...

Why are you repressing? Has bbc propoganda done it's job on you?

It's your educators who might have made you this way.

I finished university but always could see "objective reality" and mastered "indipendent learning"

The school system was very "politicly correct" and indoctrinated millions of left wing sheeple...

But my iq is 137....I can be objective

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Well that’s the funniest thing I’ve seen all day

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Troll!!???.........

Default insult,,,,,,,

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

Why are you getting angry? I thought you had ‘said enough’ and was leaving the thread

Anger is an energy...

Anger is good...

Why are you repressing? Has bbc propoganda done it's job on you?

It's your educators who might have made you this way.

I finished university but always could see "objective reality" and mastered "indipendent learning"

The school system was very "politicly correct" and indoctrinated millions of left wing sheeple...

But my iq is 137....I can be objective"

Anger is negative energy, if you are angry it clouds your judgement and makes you do irrational things. My IQ is 138 therefore I am of suprerior intellect

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Troll!!???.........

Default insult,,,,,,,"

Sheep, default insult

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"The fact people support and would vote for Tommy Robinson scares me. The man normalises hatered towards a certain minority. He supports the storming of mosques and has often used violence against those of the Islamic religion.

I often say history doesn’t repeat itself, but it does echo. Do these actions not echo that of a certain Austrian born politician of the 1930s? A man who normalised the hatred of Jews? Stormed the synigogs and used violence towards them?

Every one always goes to hilter in these things.

The brown shirts would go to universities and shout down speakers. Which group does that today?

they would apply pressure to the of thier opponents businesses to get them fired. Which group does that today?

The nazideology was far more politics based than simply ethnicity focused on the jews, but its not as talked about simply because aside from communists not many people know about mid 30s german politics.

I'm no supporter of Robinson but the speed of the trial, the prison transfer, judges comments and the quashing of it. Well it should have people thinking "first they came for the trade unionists".

Because just like then they didnt go for popular people first they went for the widley publically hated people to gather suport and normalise the actions.

One poster above said anyone who who supported tommy should be put under surveillance. Thus normalising things that really shouldnt be normal.

I wonder if in 70 yesrs time somone will be reading a poem that starts.

"First they came for the racists and I did not speak out, because I was not a racist"

Either way my point is the whole debacle has shown some.worrying cracks in how our legal system is open to political influence and public opinion

Did he break the law? "

We dont know yet hes not been tried after the first verdict was over turned

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Troll!!???.........

Default insult,,,,,,,

Sheep, default insult "

Well if the cap fits eh

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"The fact people support and would vote for Tommy Robinson scares me. The man normalises hatered towards a certain minority. He supports the storming of mosques and has often used violence against those of the Islamic religion.

I often say history doesn’t repeat itself, but it does echo. Do these actions not echo that of a certain Austrian born politician of the 1930s? A man who normalised the hatred of Jews? Stormed the synigogs and used violence towards them?

Every one always goes to hilter in these things.

The brown shirts would go to universities and shout down speakers. Which group does that today?

they would apply pressure to the of thier opponents businesses to get them fired. Which group does that today?

The nazideology was far more politics based than simply ethnicity focused on the jews, but its not as talked about simply because aside from communists not many people know about mid 30s german politics.

I'm no supporter of Robinson but the speed of the trial, the prison transfer, judges comments and the quashing of it. Well it should have people thinking "first they came for the trade unionists".

Because just like then they didnt go for popular people first they went for the widley publically hated people to gather suport and normalise the actions.

One poster above said anyone who who supported tommy should be put under surveillance. Thus normalising things that really shouldnt be normal.

I wonder if in 70 yesrs time somone will be reading a poem that starts.

"First they came for the racists and I did not speak out, because I was not a racist"

Either way my point is the whole debacle has shown some.worrying cracks in how our legal system is open to political influence and public opinion

Did he break the law?

We dont know yet hes not been tried after the first verdict was over turned"

That is true, does he have a case to answer??

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By *erby DomCouple  over a year ago

Ashbourne(ish) and Chesterfield(ish)


"Troll!!???.........

Default insult,,,,,,,"

You poor thing, it isn't an insult, it is a description for someone who deliberately aggravates things while ignoring questions purely for their own amusement.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Troll!!???.........

Default insult,,,,,,,

Sheep, default insult

Well if the cap fits eh "

Do sheep wear caps? I can smell burning gammon

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Nah, not for me.

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By *ilth500Man  over a year ago

Merseyside

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

But my iq is 137....I can be objectiveYou keep quoting 137 as being a good thing. It is but a number. You might want to invest in a spell checker though, as your spelling is not becoming of someone in the 137 club - just saying.

It's a boring argument.

I'm autistic and dyslexic.

Joining the 137 club isn't about being a champion admin secretary.

I got 9 A-C grades in GCSE...my critics cannot surpass this...I only failed Spanish..."

But my IQ is 138, I have the certificate to prove it, does that make my opinions more valid than yours

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By *electableDalliancesCouple  over a year ago

leeds


"Did anyone else open this thread with the sole purpose of blocking the OP?"

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"The fact people support and would vote for Tommy Robinson scares me. The man normalises hatered towards a certain minority. He supports the storming of mosques and has often used violence against those of the Islamic religion.

I often say history doesn’t repeat itself, but it does echo. Do these actions not echo that of a certain Austrian born politician of the 1930s? A man who normalised the hatred of Jews? Stormed the synigogs and used violence towards them?

Every one always goes to hilter in these things.

The brown shirts would go to universities and shout down speakers. Which group does that today?

they would apply pressure to the of thier opponents businesses to get them fired. Which group does that today?

The nazideology was far more politics based than simply ethnicity focused on the jews, but its not as talked about simply because aside from communists not many people know about mid 30s german politics.

I'm no supporter of Robinson but the speed of the trial, the prison transfer, judges comments and the quashing of it. Well it should have people thinking "first they came for the trade unionists".

Because just like then they didnt go for popular people first they went for the widley publically hated people to gather suport and normalise the actions.

One poster above said anyone who who supported tommy should be put under surveillance. Thus normalising things that really shouldnt be normal.

I wonder if in 70 yesrs time somone will be reading a poem that starts.

"First they came for the racists and I did not speak out, because I was not a racist"

Either way my point is the whole debacle has shown some.worrying cracks in how our legal system is open to political influence and public opinion

Did he break the law?

We dont know yet hes not been tried after the first verdict was over turned

That is true, does he have a case to answer??"

I dont know it seems a very unusual case as the large press organisations reguarly film outside court houses without prosecution. And thwre seems to be some controversy over if he got permission etc which is why its so tangled.

The events of the first case though were exceptional and unusual enough to caude enough concern amongst judges that it was over turned and referred to the attorney general.

Do you feel the first judge may have issues to answer for

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

My parents always said don’t get into discussions regarding Religion or Politics however many people still jump on something without researching facts for theirselves.

Where Tommy Robinson was concerned, I made a judgement on him too thinking he’s just a far-right hooligan and upon watching his speech at Oxford University, I started to change my view of him as while he’s not the best at articulating himself when he is allowed to speak without being interrupted, vilified, attacked and gagged, he’s actually not the demon he’s made out to be...

Of course you’ll just ignore this and assume I’m a supporter or a Nazi or whatever though as it’s easier to join the mob mentality than actually look at the bigger picture and make your own decisions...

As you were

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

Why are you getting angry? I thought you had ‘said enough’ and was leaving the thread

Anger is an energy...

Anger is good...

Why are you repressing? Has bbc propoganda done it's job on you?

It's your educators who might have made you this way.

I finished university but always could see "objective reality" and mastered "indipendent learning"

The school system was very "politicly correct" and indoctrinated millions of left wing sheeple...

But my iq is 137....I can be objective"

If you have an iq of 137 and are on here you've failed pretty hard at life.

Its like being mo farrah and losing the village fun run

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"My parents always said don’t get into discussions regarding Religion or Politics however many people still jump on something without researching facts for theirselves.

Where Tommy Robinson was concerned, I made a judgement on him too thinking he’s just a far-right hooligan and upon watching his speech at Oxford University, I started to change my view of him as while he’s not the best at articulating himself when he is allowed to speak without being interrupted, vilified, attacked and gagged, he’s actually not the demon he’s made out to be...

Of course you’ll just ignore this and assume I’m a supporter or a Nazi or whatever though as it’s easier to join the mob mentality than actually look at the bigger picture and make your own decisions...

As you were "

He WAS allowed to speak!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"The fact people support and would vote for Tommy Robinson scares me. The man normalises hatered towards a certain minority. He supports the storming of mosques and has often used violence against those of the Islamic religion.

I often say history doesn’t repeat itself, but it does echo. Do these actions not echo that of a certain Austrian born politician of the 1930s? A man who normalised the hatred of Jews? Stormed the synigogs and used violence towards them?

Every one always goes to hilter in these things.

The brown shirts would go to universities and shout down speakers. Which group does that today?

they would apply pressure to the of thier opponents businesses to get them fired. Which group does that today?

The nazideology was far more politics based than simply ethnicity focused on the jews, but its not as talked about simply because aside from communists not many people know about mid 30s german politics.

I'm no supporter of Robinson but the speed of the trial, the prison transfer, judges comments and the quashing of it. Well it should have people thinking "first they came for the trade unionists".

Because just like then they didnt go for popular people first they went for the widley publically hated people to gather suport and normalise the actions.

One poster above said anyone who who supported tommy should be put under surveillance. Thus normalising things that really shouldnt be normal.

I wonder if in 70 yesrs time somone will be reading a poem that starts.

"First they came for the racists and I did not speak out, because I was not a racist"

Either way my point is the whole debacle has shown some.worrying cracks in how our legal system is open to political influence and public opinion

Did he break the law?

We dont know yet hes not been tried after the first verdict was over turned

That is true, does he have a case to answer??

I dont know it seems a very unusual case as the large press organisations reguarly film outside court houses without prosecution. And thwre seems to be some controversy over if he got permission etc which is why its so tangled.

The events of the first case though were exceptional and unusual enough to caude enough concern amongst judges that it was over turned and referred to the attorney general.

Do you feel the first judge may have issues to answer for"

Issues? The conviction was overturned so therefore it must have broken rules, however the fact it was and he is having a re trial must surely be s sign he is being fairly treated?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

He's got a criminal record and served more than enough prison time that disqualifies him from being a MP, let alone PM

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"My parents always said don’t get into discussions regarding Religion or Politics however many people still jump on something without researching facts for theirselves.

Where Tommy Robinson was concerned, I made a judgement on him too thinking he’s just a far-right hooligan and upon watching his speech at Oxford University, I started to change my view of him as while he’s not the best at articulating himself when he is allowed to speak without being interrupted, vilified, attacked and gagged, he’s actually not the demon he’s made out to be...

Of course you’ll just ignore this and assume I’m a supporter or a Nazi or whatever though as it’s easier to join the mob mentality than actually look at the bigger picture and make your own decisions...

As you were

He WAS allowed to speak! "

Having social media closed down and George Galloway yelling at you when you’re trying to answer questions on a radio show that you were invited to is not being allowed to speak freely, lovely

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Of course looking at the USA maybe just any old fool with a big bank balance can indeed run a country...

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Of course looking at the USA maybe just any old fool with a big bank balance can indeed run a country... "

And theres plenty of those in parliament!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"My parents always said don’t get into discussions regarding Religion or Politics however many people still jump on something without researching facts for theirselves.

Where Tommy Robinson was concerned, I made a judgement on him too thinking he’s just a far-right hooligan and upon watching his speech at Oxford University, I started to change my view of him as while he’s not the best at articulating himself when he is allowed to speak without being interrupted, vilified, attacked and gagged, he’s actually not the demon he’s made out to be...

Of course you’ll just ignore this and assume I’m a supporter or a Nazi or whatever though as it’s easier to join the mob mentality than actually look at the bigger picture and make your own decisions...

As you were "

My biggest problem with Stephen is his hypocrisy. He claims to be on a mission to expose peadophiles but only concentrates on Muslim gangs and ignores the huge number of non Muslims (some of which are his former friends and colleagues).

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By *elleRoseCouple  over a year ago

Malvern


"My parents always said don’t get into discussions regarding Religion or Politics however many people still jump on something without researching facts for theirselves.

Where Tommy Robinson was concerned, I made a judgement on him too thinking he’s just a far-right hooligan and upon watching his speech at Oxford University, I started to change my view of him as while he’s not the best at articulating himself when he is allowed to speak without being interrupted, vilified, attacked and gagged, he’s actually not the demon he’s made out to be...

Of course you’ll just ignore this and assume I’m a supporter or a Nazi or whatever though as it’s easier to join the mob mentality than actually look at the bigger picture and make your own decisions...

As you were "

so true

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By *dward_TeagueMan  over a year ago

wolverhampton

The day he gets anywhere near number 10 is the day that I emigrate.

This country was built on tolerance and long may that continue.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Arguments that consist of "do your own research, don't follow the media" are about as sound as balanced as "I looked at wikipedia".

I am not brainwashed by the media. Whenever I make a judgement, I look for facts that support my argument and facts that oppose it. I don't cherry pick the bits I like the sound of.

The reason why "Tommy Robinson" cannot and should not hold public office is because he is a dangerous individual who would be toxic to the country.

His views are extreme and incite violence.

I distrust any individual who adopts a public persona and hasn't got the courage to stand under his own name if he wishes to hold public office.

He rabble rouses by appealing to the "disenfranchised". The working class white English male that, in all fairness have fuck all to complain about in the scheme of things.

As a working class white male, I am ashamed that we haven't manage to evolve enough to see that he is a bigoted troublemaker who is making a living from causing division within the country.

I'm no advocate of censorship, but some people should not be given free reign to spout their toxicity.

If you want to question my "Patriotism" feel free to PM and I'll tell you exactly what I have done for my country. It does not include bullying, inciting hatred of my neighbour or alienating good people going about their business.

If you honestly think Robinson would make an effective Prime Minister, please do your own research and see both sides of the argument. There are two sides, not just the soundbites the EDL put on Face Book

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Troll!!???.........

Default insult,,,,,,,"

Yep

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"The day he gets anywhere near number 10 is the day that I emigrate.

This country was built on tolerance and long may that continue."

When did "tolerance" become handing over the keys to the country then bending over and taking it dry then?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"My parents always said don’t get into discussions regarding Religion or Politics however many people still jump on something without researching facts for theirselves.

Where Tommy Robinson was concerned, I made a judgement on him too thinking he’s just a far-right hooligan and upon watching his speech at Oxford University, I started to change my view of him as while he’s not the best at articulating himself when he is allowed to speak without being interrupted, vilified, attacked and gagged, he’s actually not the demon he’s made out to be...

Of course you’ll just ignore this and assume I’m a supporter or a Nazi or whatever though as it’s easier to join the mob mentality than actually look at the bigger picture and make your own decisions...

As you were

My biggest problem with Stephen is his hypocrisy. He claims to be on a mission to expose peadophiles but only concentrates on Muslim gangs and ignores the huge number of non Muslims (some of which are his former friends and colleagues). "

That’s why I’m still of the “jury is still out” with Tommy and I won’t call him by his real name as I think it’s so disrespectful...

Whatever he believes in/voices/promotes how dare anyone threaten to hurt his missus and kids is beyond me?

Why drag them into it? Crazy crazy crazy!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Arguments that consist of "do your own research, don't follow the media" are about as sound as balanced as "I looked at wikipedia".

I am not brainwashed by the media. Whenever I make a judgement, I look for facts that support my argument and facts that oppose it. I don't cherry pick the bits I like the sound of.

The reason why "Tommy Robinson" cannot and should not hold public office is because he is a dangerous individual who would be toxic to the country.

His views are extreme and incite violence.

I distrust any individual who adopts a public persona and hasn't got the courage to stand under his own name if he wishes to hold public office.

He rabble rouses by appealing to the "disenfranchised". The working class white English male that, in all fairness have fuck all to complain about in the scheme of things.

As a working class white male, I am ashamed that we haven't manage to evolve enough to see that he is a bigoted troublemaker who is making a living from causing division within the country.

I'm no advocate of censorship, but some people should not be given free reign to spout their toxicity.

If you want to question my "Patriotism" feel free to PM and I'll tell you exactly what I have done for my country. It does not include bullying, inciting hatred of my neighbour or alienating good people going about their business.

If you honestly think Robinson would make an effective Prime Minister, please do your own research and see both sides of the argument. There are two sides, not just the soundbites the EDL put on Face Book"

Well said

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Of course looking at the USA maybe just any old fool with a big bank balance can indeed run a country...

And theres plenty of those in parliament! "

Where’s Guy Fawkes when we need him?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"My parents always said don’t get into discussions regarding Religion or Politics however many people still jump on something without researching facts for theirselves.

Where Tommy Robinson was concerned, I made a judgement on him too thinking he’s just a far-right hooligan and upon watching his speech at Oxford University, I started to change my view of him as while he’s not the best at articulating himself when he is allowed to speak without being interrupted, vilified, attacked and gagged, he’s actually not the demon he’s made out to be...

Of course you’ll just ignore this and assume I’m a supporter or a Nazi or whatever though as it’s easier to join the mob mentality than actually look at the bigger picture and make your own decisions...

As you were so true "

Thank you for understanding my comment xx

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"My parents always said don’t get into discussions regarding Religion or Politics however many people still jump on something without researching facts for theirselves.

Where Tommy Robinson was concerned, I made a judgement on him too thinking he’s just a far-right hooligan and upon watching his speech at Oxford University, I started to change my view of him as while he’s not the best at articulating himself when he is allowed to speak without being interrupted, vilified, attacked and gagged, he’s actually not the demon he’s made out to be...

Of course you’ll just ignore this and assume I’m a supporter or a Nazi or whatever though as it’s easier to join the mob mentality than actually look at the bigger picture and make your own decisions...

As you were

My biggest problem with Stephen is his hypocrisy. He claims to be on a mission to expose peadophiles but only concentrates on Muslim gangs and ignores the huge number of non Muslims (some of which are his former friends and colleagues). "

Bravo

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"My parents always said don’t get into discussions regarding Religion or Politics however many people still jump on something without researching facts for theirselves.

Where Tommy Robinson was concerned, I made a judgement on him too thinking he’s just a far-right hooligan and upon watching his speech at Oxford University, I started to change my view of him as while he’s not the best at articulating himself when he is allowed to speak without being interrupted, vilified, attacked and gagged, he’s actually not the demon he’s made out to be...

Of course you’ll just ignore this and assume I’m a supporter or a Nazi or whatever though as it’s easier to join the mob mentality than actually look at the bigger picture and make your own decisions...

As you were

My biggest problem with Stephen is his hypocrisy. He claims to be on a mission to expose peadophiles but only concentrates on Muslim gangs and ignores the huge number of non Muslims (some of which are his former friends and colleagues).

That’s why I’m still of the “jury is still out” with Tommy and I won’t call him by his real name as I think it’s so disrespectful...

Whatever he believes in/voices/promotes how dare anyone threaten to hurt his missus and kids is beyond me?

Why drag them into it? Crazy crazy crazy! "

I agree , his family should be left out if it. Do you know why Stephen changed his name??

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By *dward_TeagueMan  over a year ago

wolverhampton


"The day he gets anywhere near number 10 is the day that I emigrate.

This country was built on tolerance and long may that continue.

When did "tolerance" become handing over the keys to the country then bending over and taking it dry then?"

Handing over the keys? To whom exactly?

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By *inkyLondonpairCouple  over a year ago

London


"The fact people support and would vote for Tommy Robinson scares me. The man normalises hatered towards a certain minority. He supports the storming of mosques and has often used violence against those of the Islamic religion.

I often say history doesn’t repeat itself, but it does echo. Do these actions not echo that of a certain Austrian born politician of the 1930s? A man who normalised the hatred of Jews? Stormed the synigogs and used violence towards them?

Every one always goes to hilter in these things.

The brown shirts would go to universities and shout down speakers. Which group does that today?

they would apply pressure to the of thier opponents businesses to get them fired. Which group does that today?

The nazideology was far more politics based than simply ethnicity focused on the jews, but its not as talked about simply because aside from communists not many people know about mid 30s german politics.

I'm no supporter of Robinson but the speed of the trial, the prison transfer, judges comments and the quashing of it. Well it should have people thinking "first they came for the trade unionists".

Because just like then they didnt go for popular people first they went for the widley publically hated people to gather suport and normalise the actions.

One poster above said anyone who who supported tommy should be put under surveillance. Thus normalising things that really shouldnt be normal.

I wonder if in 70 yesrs time somone will be reading a poem that starts.

"First they came for the racists and I did not speak out, because I was not a racist"

Either way my point is the whole debacle has shown some.worrying cracks in how our legal system is open to political influence and public opinion

Did he break the law?

We dont know yet hes not been tried after the first verdict was over turned"

And who was it who overturned the verdict?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"The day he gets anywhere near number 10 is the day that I emigrate.

This country was built on tolerance and long may that continue.

When did "tolerance" become handing over the keys to the country then bending over and taking it dry then?"

Who are we handing the keys to??

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By *inkyLondonpairCouple  over a year ago

London


"My parents always said don’t get into discussions regarding Religion or Politics however many people still jump on something without researching facts for theirselves.

Where Tommy Robinson was concerned, I made a judgement on him too thinking he’s just a far-right hooligan and upon watching his speech at Oxford University, I started to change my view of him as while he’s not the best at articulating himself when he is allowed to speak without being interrupted, vilified, attacked and gagged, he’s actually not the demon he’s made out to be...

Of course you’ll just ignore this and assume I’m a supporter or a Nazi or whatever though as it’s easier to join the mob mentality than actually look at the bigger picture and make your own decisions...

As you were

My biggest problem with Stephen is his hypocrisy. He claims to be on a mission to expose peadophiles but only concentrates on Muslim gangs and ignores the huge number of non Muslims (some of which are his former friends and colleagues). "

And the fact that his behaviour puts at risk the possibility of those he professes to care so much about obtaining justice.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"My parents always said don’t get into discussions regarding Religion or Politics however many people still jump on something without researching facts for theirselves.

Where Tommy Robinson was concerned, I made a judgement on him too thinking he’s just a far-right hooligan and upon watching his speech at Oxford University, I started to change my view of him as while he’s not the best at articulating himself when he is allowed to speak without being interrupted, vilified, attacked and gagged, he’s actually not the demon he’s made out to be...

Of course you’ll just ignore this and assume I’m a supporter or a Nazi or whatever though as it’s easier to join the mob mentality than actually look at the bigger picture and make your own decisions...

As you were

My biggest problem with Stephen is his hypocrisy. He claims to be on a mission to expose peadophiles but only concentrates on Muslim gangs and ignores the huge number of non Muslims (some of which are his former friends and colleagues).

That’s why I’m still of the “jury is still out” with Tommy and I won’t call him by his real name as I think it’s so disrespectful...

Whatever he believes in/voices/promotes how dare anyone threaten to hurt his missus and kids is beyond me?

Why drag them into it? Crazy crazy crazy!

I agree , his family should be left out if it. Do you know why Stephen changed his name??"

Why dont you read his book, it explains a lot, and tells HIS side of things, not the censored media driven crap

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By *rumpyMcFuckNuggetMan  over a year ago

Den of Iniquity


"My parents always said don’t get into discussions regarding Religion or Politics however many people still jump on something without researching facts for theirselves.

Where Tommy Robinson was concerned, I made a judgement on him too thinking he’s just a far-right hooligan and upon watching his speech at Oxford University, I started to change my view of him as while he’s not the best at articulating himself when he is allowed to speak without being interrupted, vilified, attacked and gagged, he’s actually not the demon he’s made out to be...

Of course you’ll just ignore this and assume I’m a supporter or a Nazi or whatever though as it’s easier to join the mob mentality than actually look at the bigger picture and make your own decisions...

As you were

My biggest problem with Stephen is his hypocrisy. He claims to be on a mission to expose peadophiles but only concentrates on Muslim gangs and ignores the huge number of non Muslims (some of which are his former friends and colleagues). "

Do you know why he concentrates on mainly Muslim gangs??

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By *inkyLondonpairCouple  over a year ago

London


"My parents always said don’t get into discussions regarding Religion or Politics however many people still jump on something without researching facts for theirselves.

Where Tommy Robinson was concerned, I made a judgement on him too thinking he’s just a far-right hooligan and upon watching his speech at Oxford University, I started to change my view of him as while he’s not the best at articulating himself when he is allowed to speak without being interrupted, vilified, attacked and gagged, he’s actually not the demon he’s made out to be...

Of course you’ll just ignore this and assume I’m a supporter or a Nazi or whatever though as it’s easier to join the mob mentality than actually look at the bigger picture and make your own decisions...

As you were

My biggest problem with Stephen is his hypocrisy. He claims to be on a mission to expose peadophiles but only concentrates on Muslim gangs and ignores the huge number of non Muslims (some of which are his former friends and colleagues). Do you know why he concentrates on mainly Muslim gangs??"

Because he's a bigot?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"My parents always said don’t get into discussions regarding Religion or Politics however many people still jump on something without researching facts for theirselves.

Where Tommy Robinson was concerned, I made a judgement on him too thinking he’s just a far-right hooligan and upon watching his speech at Oxford University, I started to change my view of him as while he’s not the best at articulating himself when he is allowed to speak without being interrupted, vilified, attacked and gagged, he’s actually not the demon he’s made out to be...

Of course you’ll just ignore this and assume I’m a supporter or a Nazi or whatever though as it’s easier to join the mob mentality than actually look at the bigger picture and make your own decisions...

As you were

My biggest problem with Stephen is his hypocrisy. He claims to be on a mission to expose peadophiles but only concentrates on Muslim gangs and ignores the huge number of non Muslims (some of which are his former friends and colleagues). Do you know why he concentrates on mainly Muslim gangs??"

Yes

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By *rumpyMcFuckNuggetMan  over a year ago

Den of Iniquity


"My parents always said don’t get into discussions regarding Religion or Politics however many people still jump on something without researching facts for theirselves.

Where Tommy Robinson was concerned, I made a judgement on him too thinking he’s just a far-right hooligan and upon watching his speech at Oxford University, I started to change my view of him as while he’s not the best at articulating himself when he is allowed to speak without being interrupted, vilified, attacked and gagged, he’s actually not the demon he’s made out to be...

Of course you’ll just ignore this and assume I’m a supporter or a Nazi or whatever though as it’s easier to join the mob mentality than actually look at the bigger picture and make your own decisions...

As you were

My biggest problem with Stephen is his hypocrisy. He claims to be on a mission to expose peadophiles but only concentrates on Muslim gangs and ignores the huge number of non Muslims (some of which are his former friends and colleagues). Do you know why he concentrates on mainly Muslim gangs??

Yes"

Ok

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"The day he gets anywhere near number 10 is the day that I emigrate.

This country was built on tolerance and long may that continue.

When did "tolerance" become handing over the keys to the country then bending over and taking it dry then?

Handing over the keys? To whom exactly?"

No comment, im not loading the big racist bullet for you all

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"My parents always said don’t get into discussions regarding Religion or Politics however many people still jump on something without researching facts for theirselves.

Where Tommy Robinson was concerned, I made a judgement on him too thinking he’s just a far-right hooligan and upon watching his speech at Oxford University, I started to change my view of him as while he’s not the best at articulating himself when he is allowed to speak without being interrupted, vilified, attacked and gagged, he’s actually not the demon he’s made out to be...

Of course you’ll just ignore this and assume I’m a supporter or a Nazi or whatever though as it’s easier to join the mob mentality than actually look at the bigger picture and make your own decisions...

As you were

My biggest problem with Stephen is his hypocrisy. He claims to be on a mission to expose peadophiles but only concentrates on Muslim gangs and ignores the huge number of non Muslims (some of which are his former friends and colleagues).

That’s why I’m still of the “jury is still out” with Tommy and I won’t call him by his real name as I think it’s so disrespectful...

Whatever he believes in/voices/promotes how dare anyone threaten to hurt his missus and kids is beyond me?

Why drag them into it? Crazy crazy crazy!

I agree , his family should be left out if it. Do you know why Stephen changed his name??

Why dont you read his book, it explains a lot, and tells HIS side of things, not the censored media driven crap"

Good idea. I do like the Mr Men books, is his one Mr Silly or Mr Nonsense

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"My parents always said don’t get into discussions regarding Religion or Politics however many people still jump on something without researching facts for theirselves.

Where Tommy Robinson was concerned, I made a judgement on him too thinking he’s just a far-right hooligan and upon watching his speech at Oxford University, I started to change my view of him as while he’s not the best at articulating himself when he is allowed to speak without being interrupted, vilified, attacked and gagged, he’s actually not the demon he’s made out to be...

Of course you’ll just ignore this and assume I’m a supporter or a Nazi or whatever though as it’s easier to join the mob mentality than actually look at the bigger picture and make your own decisions...

As you were

My biggest problem with Stephen is his hypocrisy. He claims to be on a mission to expose peadophiles but only concentrates on Muslim gangs and ignores the huge number of non Muslims (some of which are his former friends and colleagues).

And the fact that his behaviour puts at risk the possibility of those he professes to care so much about obtaining justice. "

Thing is though one way or another we all do that...

I know emergency services folk on here who’s jobs affect their families, servicepeople who risk their lives to defend their country while their families worry and miss them

Jesus just on here there are married folk cheating on their unsuspecting partners they claim to love but that behaviour is risking those very people...

It’s all about perspective, people x

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"The day he gets anywhere near number 10 is the day that I emigrate.

This country was built on tolerance and long may that continue.

When did "tolerance" become handing over the keys to the country then bending over and taking it dry then?

Handing over the keys? To whom exactly?

No comment, im not loading the big racist bullet for you all "

There you go, it took a while but you are finally showing your true colours.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"My parents always said don’t get into discussions regarding Religion or Politics however many people still jump on something without researching facts for theirselves.

Where Tommy Robinson was concerned, I made a judgement on him too thinking he’s just a far-right hooligan and upon watching his speech at Oxford University, I started to change my view of him as while he’s not the best at articulating himself when he is allowed to speak without being interrupted, vilified, attacked and gagged, he’s actually not the demon he’s made out to be...

Of course you’ll just ignore this and assume I’m a supporter or a Nazi or whatever though as it’s easier to join the mob mentality than actually look at the bigger picture and make your own decisions...

As you were

My biggest problem with Stephen is his hypocrisy. He claims to be on a mission to expose peadophiles but only concentrates on Muslim gangs and ignores the huge number of non Muslims (some of which are his former friends and colleagues). Do you know why he concentrates on mainly Muslim gangs??"

To expose whats going on under your nose but is never reported on, for whatever reasons

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By *inkyLondonpairCouple  over a year ago

London


"My parents always said don’t get into discussions regarding Religion or Politics however many people still jump on something without researching facts for theirselves.

Where Tommy Robinson was concerned, I made a judgement on him too thinking he’s just a far-right hooligan and upon watching his speech at Oxford University, I started to change my view of him as while he’s not the best at articulating himself when he is allowed to speak without being interrupted, vilified, attacked and gagged, he’s actually not the demon he’s made out to be...

Of course you’ll just ignore this and assume I’m a supporter or a Nazi or whatever though as it’s easier to join the mob mentality than actually look at the bigger picture and make your own decisions...

As you were

My biggest problem with Stephen is his hypocrisy. He claims to be on a mission to expose peadophiles but only concentrates on Muslim gangs and ignores the huge number of non Muslims (some of which are his former friends and colleagues).

And the fact that his behaviour puts at risk the possibility of those he professes to care so much about obtaining justice.

Thing is though one way or another we all do that...

I know emergency services folk on here who’s jobs affect their families, servicepeople who risk their lives to defend their country while their families worry and miss them

Jesus just on here there are married folk cheating on their unsuspecting partners they claim to love but that behaviour is risking those very people...

It’s all about perspective, people x "

I was referring to the interfering with trials of those accused of abusing girls.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"My parents always said don’t get into discussions regarding Religion or Politics however many people still jump on something without researching facts for theirselves.

Where Tommy Robinson was concerned, I made a judgement on him too thinking he’s just a far-right hooligan and upon watching his speech at Oxford University, I started to change my view of him as while he’s not the best at articulating himself when he is allowed to speak without being interrupted, vilified, attacked and gagged, he’s actually not the demon he’s made out to be...

Of course you’ll just ignore this and assume I’m a supporter or a Nazi or whatever though as it’s easier to join the mob mentality than actually look at the bigger picture and make your own decisions...

As you were

My biggest problem with Stephen is his hypocrisy. He claims to be on a mission to expose peadophiles but only concentrates on Muslim gangs and ignores the huge number of non Muslims (some of which are his former friends and colleagues). "

Well the entire rest of society and the full power of the legal system was focusing on those people. While the grooming gangs were being largely ignored untill they were brought to the publics attention

I suppose its kind of like asking why your local charity worker focuses on fixing the community center instead of curing cancer.

Theres already enough people doing the other

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"My parents always said don’t get into discussions regarding Religion or Politics however many people still jump on something without researching facts for theirselves.

Where Tommy Robinson was concerned, I made a judgement on him too thinking he’s just a far-right hooligan and upon watching his speech at Oxford University, I started to change my view of him as while he’s not the best at articulating himself when he is allowed to speak without being interrupted, vilified, attacked and gagged, he’s actually not the demon he’s made out to be...

Of course you’ll just ignore this and assume I’m a supporter or a Nazi or whatever though as it’s easier to join the mob mentality than actually look at the bigger picture and make your own decisions...

As you were

My biggest problem with Stephen is his hypocrisy. He claims to be on a mission to expose peadophiles but only concentrates on Muslim gangs and ignores the huge number of non Muslims (some of which are his former friends and colleagues). Do you know why he concentrates on mainly Muslim gangs??"

Dunno but South Yorks police did so well with the Rotherham scandal

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"My parents always said don’t get into discussions regarding Religion or Politics however many people still jump on something without researching facts for theirselves. "
That is right, cos nowadays everyone have to be political correct.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"My parents always said don’t get into discussions regarding Religion or Politics however many people still jump on something without researching facts for theirselves.

Where Tommy Robinson was concerned, I made a judgement on him too thinking he’s just a far-right hooligan and upon watching his speech at Oxford University, I started to change my view of him as while he’s not the best at articulating himself when he is allowed to speak without being interrupted, vilified, attacked and gagged, he’s actually not the demon he’s made out to be...

Of course you’ll just ignore this and assume I’m a supporter or a Nazi or whatever though as it’s easier to join the mob mentality than actually look at the bigger picture and make your own decisions...

As you were

My biggest problem with Stephen is his hypocrisy. He claims to be on a mission to expose peadophiles but only concentrates on Muslim gangs and ignores the huge number of non Muslims (some of which are his former friends and colleagues).

And the fact that his behaviour puts at risk the possibility of those he professes to care so much about obtaining justice.

Thing is though one way or another we all do that...

I know emergency services folk on here who’s jobs affect their families, servicepeople who risk their lives to defend their country while their families worry and miss them

Jesus just on here there are married folk cheating on their unsuspecting partners they claim to love but that behaviour is risking those very people...

It’s all about perspective, people x

I was referring to the interfering with trials of those accused of abusing girls. "

Oops my bad apologies for misunderstanding x

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By *inkerbell67Woman  over a year ago

Clacton on sea essex

That's all we want running the country a right wing Nazi, would rather have postman pat

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"The day he gets anywhere near number 10 is the day that I emigrate.

This country was built on tolerance and long may that continue.

When did "tolerance" become handing over the keys to the country then bending over and taking it dry then?

Handing over the keys? To whom exactly?

No comment, im not loading the big racist bullet for you all

There you go, it took a while but you are finally showing your true colours."

DITTO! now dont fall off that bandwagon will ya

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"The fact people support and would vote for Tommy Robinson scares me. The man normalises hatered towards a certain minority. He supports the storming of mosques and has often used violence against those of the Islamic religion.

I often say history doesn’t repeat itself, but it does echo. Do these actions not echo that of a certain Austrian born politician of the 1930s? A man who normalised the hatred of Jews? Stormed the synigogs and used violence towards them?

Every one always goes to hilter in these things.

The brown shirts would go to universities and shout down speakers. Which group does that today?

they would apply pressure to the of thier opponents businesses to get them fired. Which group does that today?

The nazideology was far more politics based than simply ethnicity focused on the jews, but its not as talked about simply because aside from communists not many people know about mid 30s german politics.

I'm no supporter of Robinson but the speed of the trial, the prison transfer, judges comments and the quashing of it. Well it should have people thinking "first they came for the trade unionists".

Because just like then they didnt go for popular people first they went for the widley publically hated people to gather suport and normalise the actions.

One poster above said anyone who who supported tommy should be put under surveillance. Thus normalising things that really shouldnt be normal.

I wonder if in 70 yesrs time somone will be reading a poem that starts.

"First they came for the racists and I did not speak out, because I was not a racist"

Either way my point is the whole debacle has shown some.worrying cracks in how our legal system is open to political influence and public opinion

Did he break the law?

We dont know yet hes not been tried after the first verdict was over turned

That is true, does he have a case to answer??

I dont know it seems a very unusual case as the large press organisations reguarly film outside court houses without prosecution. And thwre seems to be some controversy over if he got permission etc which is why its so tangled.

The events of the first case though were exceptional and unusual enough to caude enough concern amongst judges that it was over turned and referred to the attorney general.

Do you feel the first judge may have issues to answer for

Issues? The conviction was overturned so therefore it must have broken rules, however the fact it was and he is having a re trial must surely be s sign he is being fairly treated? "

So what disciplinary action do you feel is nessecery?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"My parents always said don’t get into discussions regarding Religion or Politics however many people still jump on something without researching facts for theirselves.

Where Tommy Robinson was concerned, I made a judgement on him too thinking he’s just a far-right hooligan and upon watching his speech at Oxford University, I started to change my view of him as while he’s not the best at articulating himself when he is allowed to speak without being interrupted, vilified, attacked and gagged, he’s actually not the demon he’s made out to be...

Of course you’ll just ignore this and assume I’m a supporter or a Nazi or whatever though as it’s easier to join the mob mentality than actually look at the bigger picture and make your own decisions...

As you were

My biggest problem with Stephen is his hypocrisy. He claims to be on a mission to expose peadophiles but only concentrates on Muslim gangs and ignores the huge number of non Muslims (some of which are his former friends and colleagues).

And the fact that his behaviour puts at risk the possibility of those he professes to care so much about obtaining justice.

Thing is though one way or another we all do that...

I know emergency services folk on here who’s jobs affect their families, servicepeople who risk their lives to defend their country while their families worry and miss them

Jesus just on here there are married folk cheating on their unsuspecting partners they claim to love but that behaviour is risking those very people...

It’s all about perspective, people x "

Wow, are you comparing Stephen to people who work in the emergency services?

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By *rumpyMcFuckNuggetMan  over a year ago

Den of Iniquity


"My parents always said don’t get into discussions regarding Religion or Politics however many people still jump on something without researching facts for theirselves.

Where Tommy Robinson was concerned, I made a judgement on him too thinking he’s just a far-right hooligan and upon watching his speech at Oxford University, I started to change my view of him as while he’s not the best at articulating himself when he is allowed to speak without being interrupted, vilified, attacked and gagged, he’s actually not the demon he’s made out to be...

Of course you’ll just ignore this and assume I’m a supporter or a Nazi or whatever though as it’s easier to join the mob mentality than actually look at the bigger picture and make your own decisions...

As you were

My biggest problem with Stephen is his hypocrisy. He claims to be on a mission to expose peadophiles but only concentrates on Muslim gangs and ignores the huge number of non Muslims (some of which are his former friends and colleagues). Do you know why he concentrates on mainly Muslim gangs??

To expose whats going on under your nose but is never reported on, for whatever reasons "

Ssshhh we cant say that .

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Remember folks, we have the right to free speech yet are not exempt from the consequences

Have a lovely day xxx

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"The fact people support and would vote for Tommy Robinson scares me. The man normalises hatered towards a certain minority. He supports the storming of mosques and has often used violence against those of the Islamic religion.

I often say history doesn’t repeat itself, but it does echo. Do these actions not echo that of a certain Austrian born politician of the 1930s? A man who normalised the hatred of Jews? Stormed the synigogs and used violence towards them?

Every one always goes to hilter in these things.

The brown shirts would go to universities and shout down speakers. Which group does that today?

they would apply pressure to the of thier opponents businesses to get them fired. Which group does that today?

The nazideology was far more politics based than simply ethnicity focused on the jews, but its not as talked about simply because aside from communists not many people know about mid 30s german politics.

I'm no supporter of Robinson but the speed of the trial, the prison transfer, judges comments and the quashing of it. Well it should have people thinking "first they came for the trade unionists".

Because just like then they didnt go for popular people first they went for the widley publically hated people to gather suport and normalise the actions.

One poster above said anyone who who supported tommy should be put under surveillance. Thus normalising things that really shouldnt be normal.

I wonder if in 70 yesrs time somone will be reading a poem that starts.

"First they came for the racists and I did not speak out, because I was not a racist"

Either way my point is the whole debacle has shown some.worrying cracks in how our legal system is open to political influence and public opinion

Did he break the law?

We dont know yet hes not been tried after the first verdict was over turned

That is true, does he have a case to answer??

I dont know it seems a very unusual case as the large press organisations reguarly film outside court houses without prosecution. And thwre seems to be some controversy over if he got permission etc which is why its so tangled.

The events of the first case though were exceptional and unusual enough to caude enough concern amongst judges that it was over turned and referred to the attorney general.

Do you feel the first judge may have issues to answer for

Issues? The conviction was overturned so therefore it must have broken rules, however the fact it was and he is having a re trial must surely be s sign he is being fairly treated?

So what disciplinary action do you feel is nessecery?"

To the Judge? God knows, have a look for a precident and use that as a guideline .

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"My parents always said don’t get into discussions regarding Religion or Politics however many people still jump on something without researching facts for theirselves.

Where Tommy Robinson was concerned, I made a judgement on him too thinking he’s just a far-right hooligan and upon watching his speech at Oxford University, I started to change my view of him as while he’s not the best at articulating himself when he is allowed to speak without being interrupted, vilified, attacked and gagged, he’s actually not the demon he’s made out to be...

Of course you’ll just ignore this and assume I’m a supporter or a Nazi or whatever though as it’s easier to join the mob mentality than actually look at the bigger picture and make your own decisions...

As you were

My biggest problem with Stephen is his hypocrisy. He claims to be on a mission to expose peadophiles but only concentrates on Muslim gangs and ignores the huge number of non Muslims (some of which are his former friends and colleagues).

And the fact that his behaviour puts at risk the possibility of those he professes to care so much about obtaining justice.

Thing is though one way or another we all do that...

I know emergency services folk on here who’s jobs affect their families, servicepeople who risk their lives to defend their country while their families worry and miss them

Jesus just on here there are married folk cheating on their unsuspecting partners they claim to love but that behaviour is risking those very people...

It’s all about perspective, people x

Wow, are you comparing Stephen to people who work in the emergency services? "

Oh my God! I’m saying we ALL put someone we care about at risk, one way or another. Please don’t twist my words

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"The day he gets anywhere near number 10 is the day that I emigrate.

This country was built on tolerance and long may that continue.

When did "tolerance" become handing over the keys to the country then bending over and taking it dry then?

Handing over the keys? To whom exactly?

No comment, im not loading the big racist bullet for you all

There you go, it took a while but you are finally showing your true colours.

DITTO! now dont fall off that bandwagon will ya "

I do love the smell of roasted gammon

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"My parents always said don’t get into discussions regarding Religion or Politics however many people still jump on something without researching facts for theirselves.

Where Tommy Robinson was concerned, I made a judgement on him too thinking he’s just a far-right hooligan and upon watching his speech at Oxford University, I started to change my view of him as while he’s not the best at articulating himself when he is allowed to speak without being interrupted, vilified, attacked and gagged, he’s actually not the demon he’s made out to be...

Of course you’ll just ignore this and assume I’m a supporter or a Nazi or whatever though as it’s easier to join the mob mentality than actually look at the bigger picture and make your own decisions...

As you were

My biggest problem with Stephen is his hypocrisy. He claims to be on a mission to expose peadophiles but only concentrates on Muslim gangs and ignores the huge number of non Muslims (some of which are his former friends and colleagues). Do you know why he concentrates on mainly Muslim gangs??"

Calling these gangs Muslim is top of this idiots agenda, and he loves it. Lets stop giving him the ammo for his sick policy.

They are not Muslim but extremely disgusting people that can be from any race, religion, colour etc

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By *inkyLondonpairCouple  over a year ago

London


"The fact people support and would vote for Tommy Robinson scares me. The man normalises hatered towards a certain minority. He supports the storming of mosques and has often used violence against those of the Islamic religion.

I often say history doesn’t repeat itself, but it does echo. Do these actions not echo that of a certain Austrian born politician of the 1930s? A man who normalised the hatred of Jews? Stormed the synigogs and used violence towards them?

Every one always goes to hilter in these things.

The brown shirts would go to universities and shout down speakers. Which group does that today?

they would apply pressure to the of thier opponents businesses to get them fired. Which group does that today?

The nazideology was far more politics based than simply ethnicity focused on the jews, but its not as talked about simply because aside from communists not many people know about mid 30s german politics.

I'm no supporter of Robinson but the speed of the trial, the prison transfer, judges comments and the quashing of it. Well it should have people thinking "first they came for the trade unionists".

Because just like then they didnt go for popular people first they went for the widley publically hated people to gather suport and normalise the actions.

One poster above said anyone who who supported tommy should be put under surveillance. Thus normalising things that really shouldnt be normal.

I wonder if in 70 yesrs time somone will be reading a poem that starts.

"First they came for the racists and I did not speak out, because I was not a racist"

Either way my point is the whole debacle has shown some.worrying cracks in how our legal system is open to political influence and public opinion

Did he break the law?

We dont know yet hes not been tried after the first verdict was over turned

That is true, does he have a case to answer??

I dont know it seems a very unusual case as the large press organisations reguarly film outside court houses without prosecution. And thwre seems to be some controversy over if he got permission etc which is why its so tangled.

The events of the first case though were exceptional and unusual enough to caude enough concern amongst judges that it was over turned and referred to the attorney general.

Do you feel the first judge may have issues to answer for

Issues? The conviction was overturned so therefore it must have broken rules, however the fact it was and he is having a re trial must surely be s sign he is being fairly treated?

So what disciplinary action do you feel is nessecery?"

Why should any disciplinary action be necessary? Judges decisions are overturned on appeal all the time.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"My parents always said don’t get into discussions regarding Religion or Politics however many people still jump on something without researching facts for theirselves.

Where Tommy Robinson was concerned, I made a judgement on him too thinking he’s just a far-right hooligan and upon watching his speech at Oxford University, I started to change my view of him as while he’s not the best at articulating himself when he is allowed to speak without being interrupted, vilified, attacked and gagged, he’s actually not the demon he’s made out to be...

Of course you’ll just ignore this and assume I’m a supporter or a Nazi or whatever though as it’s easier to join the mob mentality than actually look at the bigger picture and make your own decisions...

As you were

My biggest problem with Stephen is his hypocrisy. He claims to be on a mission to expose peadophiles but only concentrates on Muslim gangs and ignores the huge number of non Muslims (some of which are his former friends and colleagues).

And the fact that his behaviour puts at risk the possibility of those he professes to care so much about obtaining justice.

Thing is though one way or another we all do that...

I know emergency services folk on here who’s jobs affect their families, servicepeople who risk their lives to defend their country while their families worry and miss them

Jesus just on here there are married folk cheating on their unsuspecting partners they claim to love but that behaviour is risking those very people...

It’s all about perspective, people x

Wow, are you comparing Stephen to people who work in the emergency services?

Oh my God! I’m saying we ALL put someone we care about at risk, one way or another. Please don’t twist my words "

And what has that got to do with with Stephen Laxley Lennon actions risk creating a mis trial, you made the anology

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By *elleRoseCouple  over a year ago

Malvern

Lol so why do you guys hate him again ?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"The fact people support and would vote for Tommy Robinson scares me. The man normalises hatered towards a certain minority. He supports the storming of mosques and has often used violence against those of the Islamic religion.

I often say history doesn’t repeat itself, but it does echo. Do these actions not echo that of a certain Austrian born politician of the 1930s? A man who normalised the hatred of Jews? Stormed the synigogs and used violence towards them?

Every one always goes to hilter in these things.

The brown shirts would go to universities and shout down speakers. Which group does that today?

they would apply pressure to the of thier opponents businesses to get them fired. Which group does that today?

The nazideology was far more politics based than simply ethnicity focused on the jews, but its not as talked about simply because aside from communists not many people know about mid 30s german politics.

I'm no supporter of Robinson but the speed of the trial, the prison transfer, judges comments and the quashing of it. Well it should have people thinking "first they came for the trade unionists".

Because just like then they didnt go for popular people first they went for the widley publically hated people to gather suport and normalise the actions.

One poster above said anyone who who supported tommy should be put under surveillance. Thus normalising things that really shouldnt be normal.

I wonder if in 70 yesrs time somone will be reading a poem that starts.

"First they came for the racists and I did not speak out, because I was not a racist"

Either way my point is the whole debacle has shown some.worrying cracks in how our legal system is open to political influence and public opinion

Did he break the law?

We dont know yet hes not been tried after the first verdict was over turned

That is true, does he have a case to answer??

I dont know it seems a very unusual case as the large press organisations reguarly film outside court houses without prosecution. And thwre seems to be some controversy over if he got permission etc which is why its so tangled.

The events of the first case though were exceptional and unusual enough to caude enough concern amongst judges that it was over turned and referred to the attorney general.

Do you feel the first judge may have issues to answer for

Issues? The conviction was overturned so therefore it must have broken rules, however the fact it was and he is having a re trial must surely be s sign he is being fairly treated?

So what disciplinary action do you feel is nessecery?

Why should any disciplinary action be necessary? Judges decisions are overturned on appeal all the time. "

Why did you ask then?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Lol so why do you guys hate him again ? "

I don’t hate him, why do you admire him again??

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Lol so why do you guys hate him again ? "

Because the media feeds them lies and tells them to!!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"My parents always said don’t get into discussions regarding Religion or Politics however many people still jump on something without researching facts for theirselves.

Where Tommy Robinson was concerned, I made a judgement on him too thinking he’s just a far-right hooligan and upon watching his speech at Oxford University, I started to change my view of him as while he’s not the best at articulating himself when he is allowed to speak without being interrupted, vilified, attacked and gagged, he’s actually not the demon he’s made out to be...

Of course you’ll just ignore this and assume I’m a supporter or a Nazi or whatever though as it’s easier to join the mob mentality than actually look at the bigger picture and make your own decisions...

As you were

My biggest problem with Stephen is his hypocrisy. He claims to be on a mission to expose peadophiles but only concentrates on Muslim gangs and ignores the huge number of non Muslims (some of which are his former friends and colleagues).

And the fact that his behaviour puts at risk the possibility of those he professes to care so much about obtaining justice.

Thing is though one way or another we all do that...

I know emergency services folk on here who’s jobs affect their families, servicepeople who risk their lives to defend their country while their families worry and miss them

Jesus just on here there are married folk cheating on their unsuspecting partners they claim to love but that behaviour is risking those very people...

It’s all about perspective, people x

Wow, are you comparing Stephen to people who work in the emergency services?

Oh my God! I’m saying we ALL put someone we care about at risk, one way or another. Please don’t twist my words

And what has that got to do with with Stephen Laxley Lennon actions risk creating a mis trial, you made the anology "

I misread the other posters comment thinking they were talking about his family not the trial which if you scroll up you’ll see I acknowledged and apologised for making that mistake...

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By *elleRoseCouple  over a year ago

Malvern


"Lol so why do you guys hate him again ?

I don’t hate him, why do you admire him again??"

Didn’t show that I did admire him nor hate him I couldn’t say the same for you

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Lol so why do you guys hate him again ?

Because the media feeds them lies and tells them to!!"

And the vast majority buys into the fake news mentality, if it says so on social media etc then it must be fact, sad........

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

And this ladies and gents is why we shouldn’t discuss religion or politics

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Lol so why do you guys hate him again ?

I don’t hate him, why do you admire him again??

Didn’t show that I did admire him nor hate him I couldn’t say the same for you "

I don’t hate him at all, But to answer the OP I don’t think he is fit to be the PM

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"My parents always said don’t get into discussions regarding Religion or Politics however many people still jump on something without researching facts for theirselves.

Where Tommy Robinson was concerned, I made a judgement on him too thinking he’s just a far-right hooligan and upon watching his speech at Oxford University, I started to change my view of him as while he’s not the best at articulating himself when he is allowed to speak without being interrupted, vilified, attacked and gagged, he’s actually not the demon he’s made out to be...

Of course you’ll just ignore this and assume I’m a supporter or a Nazi or whatever though as it’s easier to join the mob mentality than actually look at the bigger picture and make your own decisions...

As you were

My biggest problem with Stephen is his hypocrisy. He claims to be on a mission to expose peadophiles but only concentrates on Muslim gangs and ignores the huge number of non Muslims (some of which are his former friends and colleagues).

And the fact that his behaviour puts at risk the possibility of those he professes to care so much about obtaining justice.

Thing is though one way or another we all do that...

I know emergency services folk on here who’s jobs affect their families, servicepeople who risk their lives to defend their country while their families worry and miss them

Jesus just on here there are married folk cheating on their unsuspecting partners they claim to love but that behaviour is risking those very people...

It’s all about perspective, people x

Wow, are you comparing Stephen to people who work in the emergency services?

Oh my God! I’m saying we ALL put someone we care about at risk, one way or another. Please don’t twist my words

And what has that got to do with with Stephen Laxley Lennon actions risk creating a mis trial, you made the anology

I misread the other posters comment thinking they were talking about his family not the trial which if you scroll up you’ll see I acknowledged and apologised for making that mistake... "

Yes you did, sorry I missed that

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Threads like this really tell you who is angry who has aggression issues with other humans beings its sad really but it doesn't half tell you who to avoid in here.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"And this ladies and gents is why we shouldn’t discuss religion or politics "
We could, but it depends what religion it is.

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By *rumpyMcFuckNuggetMan  over a year ago

Den of Iniquity


"And this ladies and gents is why we shouldn’t discuss religion or politics "
Its nearly as devicive as Pineapple on Pizza threads

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By *elleRoseCouple  over a year ago

Malvern


"Lol so why do you guys hate him again ?

I don’t hate him, why do you admire him again??

Didn’t show that I did admire him nor hate him I couldn’t say the same for you

I don’t hate him at all, But to answer the OP I don’t think he is fit to be the PM"

All you have done is attacked him that sounds like hate

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Lol so why do you guys hate him again ?

Because the media feeds them lies and tells them to!!

And the vast majority buys into the fake news mentality, if it says so on social media etc then it must be fact, sad........"

I must admit, I do like Stephens twitter and Facebook profiles

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"And this ladies and gents is why we shouldn’t discuss religion or politics "

But it just proves, once again, why this country is fked

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Lol so why do you guys hate him again ?

I don’t hate him, why do you admire him again??

Didn’t show that I did admire him nor hate him I couldn’t say the same for you

I don’t hate him at all, But to answer the OP I don’t think he is fit to be the PM

All you have done is attacked him that sounds like hate "

I don’t hate him, I just don’t agree with most of what he says, and to reiterate, I don’t think he should be PM

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"My parents always said don’t get into discussions regarding Religion or Politics however many people still jump on something without researching facts for theirselves.

Where Tommy Robinson was concerned, I made a judgement on him too thinking he’s just a far-right hooligan and upon watching his speech at Oxford University, I started to change my view of him as while he’s not the best at articulating himself when he is allowed to speak without being interrupted, vilified, attacked and gagged, he’s actually not the demon he’s made out to be...

Of course you’ll just ignore this and assume I’m a supporter or a Nazi or whatever though as it’s easier to join the mob mentality than actually look at the bigger picture and make your own decisions...

As you were

My biggest problem with Stephen is his hypocrisy. He claims to be on a mission to expose peadophiles but only concentrates on Muslim gangs and ignores the huge number of non Muslims (some of which are his former friends and colleagues).

And the fact that his behaviour puts at risk the possibility of those he professes to care so much about obtaining justice.

Thing is though one way or another we all do that...

I know emergency services folk on here who’s jobs affect their families, servicepeople who risk their lives to defend their country while their families worry and miss them

Jesus just on here there are married folk cheating on their unsuspecting partners they claim to love but that behaviour is risking those very people...

It’s all about perspective, people x

Wow, are you comparing Stephen to people who work in the emergency services?

Oh my God! I’m saying we ALL put someone we care about at risk, one way or another. Please don’t twist my words

And what has that got to do with with Stephen Laxley Lennon actions risk creating a mis trial, you made the anology

I misread the other posters comment thinking they were talking about his family not the trial which if you scroll up you’ll see I acknowledged and apologised for making that mistake...

Yes you did, sorry I missed that "

It’s all good... x

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By *exyCouple999Couple  over a year ago

South Bucks


"Threads like this really tell you who is angry who has aggression issues with other humans beings its sad really but it doesn't half tell you who to avoid in here. "

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"And this ladies and gents is why we shouldn’t discuss religion or politics

But it just proves, once again, why this country is fked "

You could move to Europe

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Lol so why do you guys hate him again ?

Because the media feeds them lies and tells them to!!

And the vast majority buys into the fake news mentality, if it says so on social media etc then it must be fact, sad........

I must admit, I do like Stephens twitter and Facebook profiles "

They’ve been shut down

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Lol so why do you guys hate him again ?

I don’t hate him, why do you admire him again??

Didn’t show that I did admire him nor hate him I couldn’t say the same for you

I don’t hate him at all, But to answer the OP I don’t think he is fit to be the PM

All you have done is attacked him that sounds like hate

I don’t hate him, I just don’t agree with most of what he says, and to reiterate, I don’t think he should be PM "

No, in hindsight, me neither!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"And this ladies and gents is why we shouldn’t discuss religion or politics Its nearly as devicive as Pineapple on Pizza threads "

As an Italian YES have what the hell you want on pizza!!!

Pizza for all!!!

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By *elleRoseCouple  over a year ago

Malvern


"Lol so why do you guys hate him again ?

I don’t hate him, why do you admire him again??

Didn’t show that I did admire him nor hate him I couldn’t say the same for you

I don’t hate him at all, But to answer the OP I don’t think he is fit to be the PM

All you have done is attacked him that sounds like hate

I don’t hate him, I just don’t agree with most of what he says, and to reiterate, I don’t think he should be PM "

And he does not agree with Islam some how that makes him a bad person even racist even thou Islam/Muslim isn’t a race

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Remember folks, we have the right to free speech yet are not exempt from the consequences

Have a lovely day xxx "

Actually you don't. The uk has no specific laws regarding the right to free speech.

The human rights act grants it to all but uk law places limits on it.

Aside from the obvious we have some very unusual ones

Forinstance your speech is not protected if it is deemed;

damaging to the countries morals (whatever that might be),

or if it undermines confidence in the judicary,

Or if it is damaging to the function of democracy.

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