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By *ostafun OP   Man  over a year ago

near ipswich

You couldn't make it up as the country is experiencing a surge in the new Indian variant thousands of people are out demonstrating about Israel. As organisers tried to keep people moving down the road guess who,s up on a temporary stage holding them up ,yep one Jeremy Corbyn and his old squeeze Diane Abbot .Has he been listening to his brother and think its all a hoax or does he just not give a fuck?

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool

Are protests still banned?

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By *ostafun OP   Man  over a year ago

near ipswich

In the uk no but covid rules are to be observed

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By *atEvolutionCouple  over a year ago

'Merry Christmas'

They are just helping the Labour Party in the long run - into oblivion.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool

Apparently an ex pm attends a march which was officially approved and where covid regulations were adhered...is now an excuse to criticise him?

It also seems the done thing to have a pop at someone who is protesting against innocent people being blown to pieces, whilst saying nothing about the regime carrying it out

Yet again

You couldnt make it up

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By *ostafun OP   Man  over a year ago

near ipswich


"Apparently an ex pm attends a march which was officially approved and where covid regulations were adhered...is now an excuse to criticise him?

It also seems the done thing to have a pop at someone who is protesting against innocent people being blown to pieces, whilst saying nothing about the regime carrying it out

Yet again

You couldnt make it up

"

you obviously didnt read what i said yet again he was holding people up on a stage with a megaphone and the organisers were trying to keep them moving.Do you think its wise for people to attend a rally which they estimate 150000 people attended when a new variant has been considered dangerous to the uk getting back to normal and do you think all those people social distanced. Finally do you think it sets a good example when mp,s are taking part at this critical stage?

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"Apparently an ex pm attends a march which was officially approved and where covid regulations were adhered...is now an excuse to criticise him?

It also seems the done thing to have a pop at someone who is protesting against innocent people being blown to pieces, whilst saying nothing about the regime carrying it out

Yet again

You couldnt make it up

you obviously didnt read what i said yet again he was holding people up on a stage with a megaphone and the organisers were trying to keep them moving.Do you think its wise for people to attend a rally which they estimate 150000 people attended when a new variant has been considered dangerous to the uk getting back to normal and do you think all those people social distanced. Finally do you think it sets a good example when mp,s are taking part at this critical stage? "

It was officially sanctioned

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By *eanoCoolMan  over a year ago

wisbech


"Apparently an ex pm attends a march which was officially approved and where covid regulations were adhered...is now an excuse to criticise him?

It also seems the done thing to have a pop at someone who is protesting against innocent people being blown to pieces, whilst saying nothing about the regime carrying it out

Yet again

You couldnt make it up

you obviously didnt read what i said yet again he was holding people up on a stage with a megaphone and the organisers were trying to keep them moving.Do you think its wise for people to attend a rally which they estimate 150000 people attended when a new variant has been considered dangerous to the uk getting back to normal and do you think all those people social distanced. Finally do you think it sets a good example when mp,s are taking part at this critical stage?

It was officially sanctioned "

And still fuckin stupid, the irony of protesting about people being killed whilst risking the lives of countless more with there own actions. By all means protest but not in a way that endangers others in my opinion.

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By *ostafun OP   Man  over a year ago

near ipswich


"Apparently an ex pm attends a march which was officially approved and where covid regulations were adhered...is now an excuse to criticise him?

It also seems the done thing to have a pop at someone who is protesting against innocent people being blown to pieces, whilst saying nothing about the regime carrying it out

Yet again

You couldnt make it up

you obviously didnt read what i said yet again he was holding people up on a stage with a megaphone and the organisers were trying to keep them moving.Do you think its wise for people to attend a rally which they estimate 150000 people attended when a new variant has been considered dangerous to the uk getting back to normal and do you think all those people social distanced. Finally do you think it sets a good example when mp,s are taking part at this critical stage?

It was officially sanctioned "

Totally irresponsible in the current climate and the uk should have followed France by banning it.

People like myself haven't seen their kids or grandkids for months in fact i cant even remember the last time i saw them in person but these fucking idiots feel its ok to gather in a group of 150,000 and undo everything we have spent a year trying to get too.I am not against protest but for now they should have organised an online petition.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"Apparently an ex pm attends a march which was officially approved and where covid regulations were adhered...is now an excuse to criticise him?

It also seems the done thing to have a pop at someone who is protesting against innocent people being blown to pieces, whilst saying nothing about the regime carrying it out

Yet again

You couldnt make it up

you obviously didnt read what i said yet again he was holding people up on a stage with a megaphone and the organisers were trying to keep them moving.Do you think its wise for people to attend a rally which they estimate 150000 people attended when a new variant has been considered dangerous to the uk getting back to normal and do you think all those people social distanced. Finally do you think it sets a good example when mp,s are taking part at this critical stage?

It was officially sanctioned

And still fuckin stupid, the irony of protesting about people being killed whilst risking the lives of countless more with there own actions. By all means protest but not in a way that endangers others in my opinion."

It was sanctioned..as far as I can see there was no trouble and even the press cannot find anything to stick the boot In

Presumably you felt the same about the protests about the girl who was murdered?

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"Apparently an ex pm attends a march which was officially approved and where covid regulations were adhered...is now an excuse to criticise him?

It also seems the done thing to have a pop at someone who is protesting against innocent people being blown to pieces, whilst saying nothing about the regime carrying it out

Yet again

You couldnt make it up

you obviously didnt read what i said yet again he was holding people up on a stage with a megaphone and the organisers were trying to keep them moving.Do you think its wise for people to attend a rally which they estimate 150000 people attended when a new variant has been considered dangerous to the uk getting back to normal and do you think all those people social distanced. Finally do you think it sets a good example when mp,s are taking part at this critical stage?

It was officially sanctioned Totally irresponsible in the current climate and the uk should have followed France by banning it.

People like myself haven't seen their kids or grandkids for months in fact i cant even remember the last time i saw them in person but these fucking idiots feel its ok to gather in a group of 150,000 and undo everything we have spent a year trying to get too.I am not against protest but for now they should have organised an online petition. "

I'm sure sending a petition to netninyati will make him stop killing innocent people

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By *hybloke67Man  over a year ago

ROMFORD


"Apparently an ex pm attends a march which was officially approved and where covid regulations were adhered...is now an excuse to criticise him?

It also seems the done thing to have a pop at someone who is protesting against innocent people being blown to pieces, whilst saying nothing about the regime carrying it out

Yet again

You couldnt make it up

"

Who was the ex pm you referred to Lionel?

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"Apparently an ex pm attends a march which was officially approved and where covid regulations were adhered...is now an excuse to criticise him?

It also seems the done thing to have a pop at someone who is protesting against innocent people being blown to pieces, whilst saying nothing about the regime carrying it out

Yet again

You couldnt make it up

Who was the ex pm you referred to Lionel?"

Sorry.

Ex leader.

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By *eanoCoolMan  over a year ago

wisbech


"Apparently an ex pm attends a march which was officially approved and where covid regulations were adhered...is now an excuse to criticise him?

It also seems the done thing to have a pop at someone who is protesting against innocent people being blown to pieces, whilst saying nothing about the regime carrying it out

Yet again

You couldnt make it up

you obviously didnt read what i said yet again he was holding people up on a stage with a megaphone and the organisers were trying to keep them moving.Do you think its wise for people to attend a rally which they estimate 150000 people attended when a new variant has been considered dangerous to the uk getting back to normal and do you think all those people social distanced. Finally do you think it sets a good example when mp,s are taking part at this critical stage?

It was officially sanctioned

And still fuckin stupid, the irony of protesting about people being killed whilst risking the lives of countless more with there own actions. By all means protest but not in a way that endangers others in my opinion.

It was sanctioned..as far as I can see there was no trouble and even the press cannot find anything to stick the boot In

Presumably you felt the same about the protests about the girl who was murdered?"

Never said there was any trouble, its the amount of people and covid that is my concern. I just feel that all protests that involve large groups of people at this time are irresponsible and are putting lives at risk, as I stated i am not against protests for whatever reason they are being held, but surely there are other ways to protest without risking the lives of more people and putting our NHS under more strain.

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By *atEvolutionCouple  over a year ago

'Merry Christmas'

"Thirteen people have been arrested after a day of largely peaceful protest in solidarity with the people of Palestine outside the Israel embassy on Saturday.

The Metropolitan police said nine of its officers were injured while dispersing crowds outside the embassy in west London. The force said missiles were thrown at officers during “small pockets of disorder”.

Nine arrests were made on suspicion of violent disorder and a further four people were held on suspicion of breaching the Health Protection Regulations. They all remain in custody".

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By *hybloke67Man  over a year ago

ROMFORD


"Apparently an ex pm attends a march which was officially approved and where covid regulations were adhered...is now an excuse to criticise him?

It also seems the done thing to have a pop at someone who is protesting against innocent people being blown to pieces, whilst saying nothing about the regime carrying it out

Yet again

You couldnt make it up

you obviously didnt read what i said yet again he was holding people up on a stage with a megaphone and the organisers were trying to keep them moving.Do you think its wise for people to attend a rally which they estimate 150000 people attended when a new variant has been considered dangerous to the uk getting back to normal and do you think all those people social distanced. Finally do you think it sets a good example when mp,s are taking part at this critical stage?

It was officially sanctioned

And still fuckin stupid, the irony of protesting about people being killed whilst risking the lives of countless more with there own actions. By all means protest but not in a way that endangers others in my opinion.

It was sanctioned..as far as I can see there was no trouble and even the press cannot find anything to stick the boot In

Presumably you felt the same about the protests about the girl who was murdered?

Never said there was any trouble, its the amount of people and covid that is my concern. I just feel that all protests that involve large groups of people at this time are irresponsible and are putting lives at risk, as I stated i am not against protests for whatever reason they are being held, but surely there are other ways to protest without risking the lives of more people and putting our NHS under more strain."

Agree with this.

During a worldwide pandemic all protests are irresponsible.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"Apparently an ex pm attends a march which was officially approved and where covid regulations were adhered...is now an excuse to criticise him?

It also seems the done thing to have a pop at someone who is protesting against innocent people being blown to pieces, whilst saying nothing about the regime carrying it out

Yet again

You couldnt make it up

you obviously didnt read what i said yet again he was holding people up on a stage with a megaphone and the organisers were trying to keep them moving.Do you think its wise for people to attend a rally which they estimate 150000 people attended when a new variant has been considered dangerous to the uk getting back to normal and do you think all those people social distanced. Finally do you think it sets a good example when mp,s are taking part at this critical stage?

It was officially sanctioned

And still fuckin stupid, the irony of protesting about people being killed whilst risking the lives of countless more with there own actions. By all means protest but not in a way that endangers others in my opinion.

It was sanctioned..as far as I can see there was no trouble and even the press cannot find anything to stick the boot In

Presumably you felt the same about the protests about the girl who was murdered?

Never said there was any trouble, its the amount of people and covid that is my concern. I just feel that all protests that involve large groups of people at this time are irresponsible and are putting lives at risk, as I stated i am not against protests for whatever reason they are being held, but surely there are other ways to protest without risking the lives of more people and putting our NHS under more strain."

Maybe they think innocent people being blown up is worthy protesting about?

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool

9 people out of 150,000.

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By *ostafun OP   Man  over a year ago

near ipswich


"9 people out of 150,000."
do you care to answer my questions do you actually have an opinion or are you just going to ignore direct questions as usual?

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By *eanoCoolMan  over a year ago

wisbech


"Apparently an ex pm attends a march which was officially approved and where covid regulations were adhered...is now an excuse to criticise him?

It also seems the done thing to have a pop at someone who is protesting against innocent people being blown to pieces, whilst saying nothing about the regime carrying it out

Yet again

You couldnt make it up

you obviously didnt read what i said yet again he was holding people up on a stage with a megaphone and the organisers were trying to keep them moving.Do you think its wise for people to attend a rally which they estimate 150000 people attended when a new variant has been considered dangerous to the uk getting back to normal and do you think all those people social distanced. Finally do you think it sets a good example when mp,s are taking part at this critical stage?

It was officially sanctioned

And still fuckin stupid, the irony of protesting about people being killed whilst risking the lives of countless more with there own actions. By all means protest but not in a way that endangers others in my opinion.

It was sanctioned..as far as I can see there was no trouble and even the press cannot find anything to stick the boot In

Presumably you felt the same about the protests about the girl who was murdered?

Never said there was any trouble, its the amount of people and covid that is my concern. I just feel that all protests that involve large groups of people at this time are irresponsible and are putting lives at risk, as I stated i am not against protests for whatever reason they are being held, but surely there are other ways to protest without risking the lives of more people and putting our NHS under more strain.

Maybe they think innocent people being blown up is worthy protesting about?"

Which is fine, but its not fine when they are risking others lives whilst doing so. Like Costa said I haven’t seen my grandchildren in over 12 months because of this pandemic, I did not get to spend Christmas with my family and friends because of this pandemic, so I am not happy at seeing people potentially throw away everything that has been gained through all of our personal sacrifices. Lets be honest here too, do you really think the Israeli president is going to give 2 fucks about a 150k people marching in London? Is it going to change his course of action?, I very much doubt it, in fact I doubt he is even aware a protest was held yesterday.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"Apparently an ex pm attends a march which was officially approved and where covid regulations were adhered...is now an excuse to criticise him?

It also seems the done thing to have a pop at someone who is protesting against innocent people being blown to pieces, whilst saying nothing about the regime carrying it out

Yet again

You couldnt make it up

you obviously didnt read what i said yet again he was holding people up on a stage with a megaphone and the organisers were trying to keep them moving.Do you think its wise for people to attend a rally which they estimate 150000 people attended when a new variant has been considered dangerous to the uk getting back to normal and do you think all those people social distanced. Finally do you think it sets a good example when mp,s are taking part at this critical stage?

It was officially sanctioned

And still fuckin stupid, the irony of protesting about people being killed whilst risking the lives of countless more with there own actions. By all means protest but not in a way that endangers others in my opinion.

It was sanctioned..as far as I can see there was no trouble and even the press cannot find anything to stick the boot In

Presumably you felt the same about the protests about the girl who was murdered?

Never said there was any trouble, its the amount of people and covid that is my concern. I just feel that all protests that involve large groups of people at this time are irresponsible and are putting lives at risk, as I stated i am not against protests for whatever reason they are being held, but surely there are other ways to protest without risking the lives of more people and putting our NHS under more strain.

Maybe they think innocent people being blown up is worthy protesting about?

Which is fine, but its not fine when they are risking others lives whilst doing so. Like Costa said I haven’t seen my grandchildren in over 12 months because of this pandemic, I did not get to spend Christmas with my family and friends because of this pandemic, so I am not happy at seeing people potentially throw away everything that has been gained through all of our personal sacrifices. Lets be honest here too, do you really think the Israeli president is going to give 2 fucks about a 150k people marching in London? Is it going to change his course of action?, I very much doubt it, in fact I doubt he is even aware a protest was held yesterday."

So what you are saying is..if you dont agree with people getting slaughtered.. you should do absolutely nothing?

Beciade its pointless?

Does this apply to everything?

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By *ERRIBLE TWOSUMCouple  over a year ago

Suck mammys strap-on


"Apparently an ex pm attends a march which was officially approved and where covid regulations were adhered...is now an excuse to criticise him?

It also seems the done thing to have a pop at someone who is protesting against innocent people being blown to pieces, whilst saying nothing about the regime carrying it out

Yet again

You couldnt make it up

you obviously didnt read what i said yet again he was holding people up on a stage with a megaphone and the organisers were trying to keep them moving.Do you think its wise for people to attend a rally which they estimate 150000 people attended when a new variant has been considered dangerous to the uk getting back to normal and do you think all those people social distanced. Finally do you think it sets a good example when mp,s are taking part at this critical stage?

It was officially sanctioned

And still fuckin stupid, the irony of protesting about people being killed whilst risking the lives of countless more with there own actions. By all means protest but not in a way that endangers others in my opinion.

It was sanctioned..as far as I can see there was no trouble and even the press cannot find anything to stick the boot In

Presumably you felt the same about the protests about the girl who was murdered?

Never said there was any trouble, its the amount of people and covid that is my concern. I just feel that all protests that involve large groups of people at this time are irresponsible and are putting lives at risk, as I stated i am not against protests for whatever reason they are being held, but surely there are other ways to protest without risking the lives of more people and putting our NHS under more strain.

Maybe they think innocent people being blown up is worthy protesting about?

Which is fine, but its not fine when they are risking others lives whilst doing so. Like Costa said I haven’t seen my grandchildren in over 12 months because of this pandemic, I did not get to spend Christmas with my family and friends because of this pandemic, so I am not happy at seeing people potentially throw away everything that has been gained through all of our personal sacrifices. Lets be honest here too, do you really think the Israeli president is going to give 2 fucks about a 150k people marching in London? Is it going to change his course of action?, I very much doubt it, in fact I doubt he is even aware a protest was held yesterday.

So what you are saying is..if you dont agree with people getting slaughtered.. you should do absolutely nothing?

Beciade its pointless?

Does this apply to everything?"

So you agree with Israeli's getting slaughtered or what do you think will happen if they decide to just let Hamas and Palestinian Islamic jihad keep launching rockets towards Israel...2000+ in one week.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"Apparently an ex pm attends a march which was officially approved and where covid regulations were adhered...is now an excuse to criticise him?

It also seems the done thing to have a pop at someone who is protesting against innocent people being blown to pieces, whilst saying nothing about the regime carrying it out

Yet again

You couldnt make it up

you obviously didnt read what i said yet again he was holding people up on a stage with a megaphone and the organisers were trying to keep them moving.Do you think its wise for people to attend a rally which they estimate 150000 people attended when a new variant has been considered dangerous to the uk getting back to normal and do you think all those people social distanced. Finally do you think it sets a good example when mp,s are taking part at this critical stage?

It was officially sanctioned

And still fuckin stupid, the irony of protesting about people being killed whilst risking the lives of countless more with there own actions. By all means protest but not in a way that endangers others in my opinion.

It was sanctioned..as far as I can see there was no trouble and even the press cannot find anything to stick the boot In

Presumably you felt the same about the protests about the girl who was murdered?

Never said there was any trouble, its the amount of people and covid that is my concern. I just feel that all protests that involve large groups of people at this time are irresponsible and are putting lives at risk, as I stated i am not against protests for whatever reason they are being held, but surely there are other ways to protest without risking the lives of more people and putting our NHS under more strain.

Maybe they think innocent people being blown up is worthy protesting about?

Which is fine, but its not fine when they are risking others lives whilst doing so. Like Costa said I haven’t seen my grandchildren in over 12 months because of this pandemic, I did not get to spend Christmas with my family and friends because of this pandemic, so I am not happy at seeing people potentially throw away everything that has been gained through all of our personal sacrifices. Lets be honest here too, do you really think the Israeli president is going to give 2 fucks about a 150k people marching in London? Is it going to change his course of action?, I very much doubt it, in fact I doubt he is even aware a protest was held yesterday.

So what you are saying is..if you dont agree with people getting slaughtered.. you should do absolutely nothing?

Beciade its pointless?

Does this apply to everything?So you agree with Israeli's getting slaughtered or what do you think will happen if they decide to just let Hamas and Palestinian Islamic jihad keep launching rockets towards Israel...2000+ in one week."

Where are Israelis being slaughtered.?

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By *rumalexMan  over a year ago

Birmingham


"Apparently an ex pm attends a march which was officially approved and where covid regulations were adhered...is now an excuse to criticise him?

It also seems the done thing to have a pop at someone who is protesting against innocent people being blown to pieces, whilst saying nothing about the regime carrying it out

Yet again

You couldnt make it up

you obviously didnt read what i said yet again he was holding people up on a stage with a megaphone and the organisers were trying to keep them moving.Do you think its wise for people to attend a rally which they estimate 150000 people attended when a new variant has been considered dangerous to the uk getting back to normal and do you think all those people social distanced. Finally do you think it sets a good example when mp,s are taking part at this critical stage?

It was officially sanctioned

And still fuckin stupid, the irony of protesting about people being killed whilst risking the lives of countless more with there own actions. By all means protest but not in a way that endangers others in my opinion.

It was sanctioned..as far as I can see there was no trouble and even the press cannot find anything to stick the boot In

Presumably you felt the same about the protests about the girl who was murdered?

Never said there was any trouble, its the amount of people and covid that is my concern. I just feel that all protests that involve large groups of people at this time are irresponsible and are putting lives at risk, as I stated i am not against protests for whatever reason they are being held, but surely there are other ways to protest without risking the lives of more people and putting our NHS under more strain.

Maybe they think innocent people being blown up is worthy protesting about?

Which is fine, but its not fine when they are risking others lives whilst doing so. Like Costa said I haven’t seen my grandchildren in over 12 months because of this pandemic, I did not get to spend Christmas with my family and friends because of this pandemic, so I am not happy at seeing people potentially throw away everything that has been gained through all of our personal sacrifices. Lets be honest here too, do you really think the Israeli president is going to give 2 fucks about a 150k people marching in London? Is it going to change his course of action?, I very much doubt it, in fact I doubt he is even aware a protest was held yesterday.

So what you are saying is..if you dont agree with people getting slaughtered.. you should do absolutely nothing?

Beciade its pointless?

Does this apply to everything?So you agree with Israeli's getting slaughtered or what do you think will happen if they decide to just let Hamas and Palestinian Islamic jihad keep launching rockets towards Israel...2000+ in one week."

you have to look at why this started, if israel keep stealing land and evicting people, they will react, they reacted with missiles, israel reacted by dropping bombs, its an ongoing cycle that no one seems to want to resolve as no one wants to upset israel.

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By *ostafun OP   Man  over a year ago

near ipswich


"9 people out of 150,000. do you care to answer my questions do you actually have an opinion or are you just going to ignore direct questions as usual?"
no i didnt think you would.

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By *ERRIBLE TWOSUMCouple  over a year ago

Suck mammys strap-on


"Apparently an ex pm attends a march which was officially approved and where covid regulations were adhered...is now an excuse to criticise him?

It also seems the done thing to have a pop at someone who is protesting against innocent people being blown to pieces, whilst saying nothing about the regime carrying it out

Yet again

You couldnt make it up

you obviously didnt read what i said yet again he was holding people up on a stage with a megaphone and the organisers were trying to keep them moving.Do you think its wise for people to attend a rally which they estimate 150000 people attended when a new variant has been considered dangerous to the uk getting back to normal and do you think all those people social distanced. Finally do you think it sets a good example when mp,s are taking part at this critical stage?

It was officially sanctioned

And still fuckin stupid, the irony of protesting about people being killed whilst risking the lives of countless more with there own actions. By all means protest but not in a way that endangers others in my opinion.

It was sanctioned..as far as I can see there was no trouble and even the press cannot find anything to stick the boot In

Presumably you felt the same about the protests about the girl who was murdered?

Never said there was any trouble, its the amount of people and covid that is my concern. I just feel that all protests that involve large groups of people at this time are irresponsible and are putting lives at risk, as I stated i am not against protests for whatever reason they are being held, but surely there are other ways to protest without risking the lives of more people and putting our NHS under more strain.

Maybe they think innocent people being blown up is worthy protesting about?

Which is fine, but its not fine when they are risking others lives whilst doing so. Like Costa said I haven’t seen my grandchildren in over 12 months because of this pandemic, I did not get to spend Christmas with my family and friends because of this pandemic, so I am not happy at seeing people potentially throw away everything that has been gained through all of our personal sacrifices. Lets be honest here too, do you really think the Israeli president is going to give 2 fucks about a 150k people marching in London? Is it going to change his course of action?, I very much doubt it, in fact I doubt he is even aware a protest was held yesterday.

So what you are saying is..if you dont agree with people getting slaughtered.. you should do absolutely nothing?

Beciade its pointless?

Does this apply to everything?So you agree with Israeli's getting slaughtered or what do you think will happen if they decide to just let Hamas and Palestinian Islamic jihad keep launching rockets towards Israel...2000+ in one week.

Where are Israelis being slaughtered.?"

exactly what do you think would happen if they did not defend themselves only a slaughter....or maybe you think 15 seconds is more then enough time to reach a bomb shelter,you call out the deaths off Palestinians but the deaths Israeli seems to be something you just give as an after thought....i wonder how you feel about the Hamas fired rocket that never reach Israel but fell short and killed eight Palestinians including two children.

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By *ebbie69Couple  over a year ago

milton keynes


"You couldn't make it up as the country is experiencing a surge in the new Indian variant thousands of people are out demonstrating about Israel. As organisers tried to keep people moving down the road guess who,s up on a temporary stage holding them up ,yep one Jeremy Corbyn and his old squeeze Diane Abbot .Has he been listening to his brother and think its all a hoax or does he just not give a fuck? "

Can the UK change the situation in Israel. If so I agree with the protest but not the timing due to the risk of the virus

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By *ultry SuccubusTV/TS  over a year ago

London


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exactly what do you think would happen if they did not defend themselves only a slaughter....or maybe you think 15 seconds is more then enough time to reach a bomb shelter,you call out the deaths off Palestinians but the deaths Israeli seems to be something you just give as an after thought....i wonder how you feel about the Hamas fired rocket that never reach Israel but fell short and killed eight Palestinians including two children."

All those (current attacks) might not even happened if not for the root problem :

.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNqozQ8uaV8&ab_channel=AJ%2B

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By *hetalkingstoveMan  over a year ago

London

It was two days from pubs being open inside, no previous outdoor demonstrations have been shown to have spread covid, and you guys are wagging your fingers pretending this was some awful public health risk.

Just be honest and say you don't approve of demonstrations for left wing causes full stop. It's so pathetically transparent.

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By *ostafun OP   Man  over a year ago

near ipswich


"It was two days from pubs being open inside, no previous outdoor demonstrations have been shown to have spread covid, and you guys are wagging your fingers pretending this was some awful public health risk.

Just be honest and say you don't approve of demonstrations for left wing causes full stop. It's so pathetically transparent. "

Total rubbish nothing to with not wanting demo,s at all. Why would anyone whatever side of the political spectrum would want not to have the right to demonstrate and are you saying its only the left concerned about what is going on in Palestine?

If you cant see that im pissed off by 150,000 morons gathering during a pandemic and even more so now we have a more transmittable variant about when i and people like me have not seen our kids and grandkids for god knows how long you have obviously not gone through the same experience.

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By *ERRIBLE TWOSUMCouple  over a year ago

Suck mammys strap-on


"

exactly what do you think would happen if they did not defend themselves only a slaughter....or maybe you think 15 seconds is more then enough time to reach a bomb shelter,you call out the deaths off Palestinians but the deaths Israeli seems to be something you just give as an after thought....i wonder how you feel about the Hamas fired rocket that never reach Israel but fell short and killed eight Palestinians including two children.

All those (current attacks) might not even happened if not for the root problem :

.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNqozQ8uaV8&ab_channel=AJ%2B

"

I guess you DON'T know that one off the main aims stated by Hamas,a known proxy off Iran is the total destruction off Israel and the Jewish people something you seem quite comfortable with...and in case you missed it,Israel handed control off Gaza back to the Palestinian authority in 2005 with the unilateral dismantling and eviction off 21 Jewish settlements and the withdrawal off the IDF from Gaza..

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By *mmabluTV/TS  over a year ago

upton wirral

Sadly social distancing rules went out the window cvome the next lockdown people like Corbyn will be out there again as has been said destroying the Labour party

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By *eanoCoolMan  over a year ago

wisbech


"Apparently an ex pm attends a march which was officially approved and where covid regulations were adhered...is now an excuse to criticise him?

It also seems the done thing to have a pop at someone who is protesting against innocent people being blown to pieces, whilst saying nothing about the regime carrying it out

Yet again

You couldnt make it up

you obviously didnt read what i said yet again he was holding people up on a stage with a megaphone and the organisers were trying to keep them moving.Do you think its wise for people to attend a rally which they estimate 150000 people attended when a new variant has been considered dangerous to the uk getting back to normal and do you think all those people social distanced. Finally do you think it sets a good example when mp,s are taking part at this critical stage?

It was officially sanctioned

And still fuckin stupid, the irony of protesting about people being killed whilst risking the lives of countless more with there own actions. By all means protest but not in a way that endangers others in my opinion.

It was sanctioned..as far as I can see there was no trouble and even the press cannot find anything to stick the boot In

Presumably you felt the same about the protests about the girl who was murdered?

Never said there was any trouble, its the amount of people and covid that is my concern. I just feel that all protests that involve large groups of people at this time are irresponsible and are putting lives at risk, as I stated i am not against protests for whatever reason they are being held, but surely there are other ways to protest without risking the lives of more people and putting our NHS under more strain.

Maybe they think innocent people being blown up is worthy protesting about?

Which is fine, but its not fine when they are risking others lives whilst doing so. Like Costa said I haven’t seen my grandchildren in over 12 months because of this pandemic, I did not get to spend Christmas with my family and friends because of this pandemic, so I am not happy at seeing people potentially throw away everything that has been gained through all of our personal sacrifices. Lets be honest here too, do you really think the Israeli president is going to give 2 fucks about a 150k people marching in London? Is it going to change his course of action?, I very much doubt it, in fact I doubt he is even aware a protest was held yesterday.

So what you are saying is..if you dont agree with people getting slaughtered.. you should do absolutely nothing?

Beciade its pointless?

Does this apply to everything?"

Thats not what I said at all is it, you are twisting words, I didnt say do nothing, what I said was the protest in the current situation with covid was wrong, there are other ways to protest/ boycott and make your piont without risking the lives of others. What needs to happen is intervention from governments, thats the only thing that will cool the conflict over there,and surely the best way to try and achieve that is by petitioning your mp. You seem to be trying to make it sound as if I agree with what is happening over there but that is not the case at all Lionel just so that I make myself perfectly clear on the matter.

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By *eanoCoolMan  over a year ago

wisbech


"It was two days from pubs being open inside, no previous outdoor demonstrations have been shown to have spread covid, and you guys are wagging your fingers pretending this was some awful public health risk.

Just be honest and say you don't approve of demonstrations for left wing causes full stop. It's so pathetically transparent. Total rubbish nothing to with not wanting demo,s at all. Why would anyone whatever side of the political spectrum would want not to have the right to demonstrate and are you saying its only the left concerned about what is going on in Palestine?

If you cant see that im pissed off by 150,000 morons gathering during a pandemic and even more so now we have a more transmittable variant about when i and people like me have not seen our kids and grandkids for god knows how long you have obviously not gone through the same experience."

Exactly the piont I was trying to make too. I am not right wing either just to add

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"Apparently an ex pm attends a march which was officially approved and where covid regulations were adhered...is now an excuse to criticise him?

It also seems the done thing to have a pop at someone who is protesting against innocent people being blown to pieces, whilst saying nothing about the regime carrying it out

Yet again

You couldnt make it up

you obviously didnt read what i said yet again he was holding people up on a stage with a megaphone and the organisers were trying to keep them moving.Do you think its wise for people to attend a rally which they estimate 150000 people attended when a new variant has been considered dangerous to the uk getting back to normal and do you think all those people social distanced. Finally do you think it sets a good example when mp,s are taking part at this critical stage?

It was officially sanctioned

And still fuckin stupid, the irony of protesting about people being killed whilst risking the lives of countless more with there own actions. By all means protest but not in a way that endangers others in my opinion.

It was sanctioned..as far as I can see there was no trouble and even the press cannot find anything to stick the boot In

Presumably you felt the same about the protests about the girl who was murdered?

Never said there was any trouble, its the amount of people and covid that is my concern. I just feel that all protests that involve large groups of people at this time are irresponsible and are putting lives at risk, as I stated i am not against protests for whatever reason they are being held, but surely there are other ways to protest without risking the lives of more people and putting our NHS under more strain.

Maybe they think innocent people being blown up is worthy protesting about?

Which is fine, but its not fine when they are risking others lives whilst doing so. Like Costa said I haven’t seen my grandchildren in over 12 months because of this pandemic, I did not get to spend Christmas with my family and friends because of this pandemic, so I am not happy at seeing people potentially throw away everything that has been gained through all of our personal sacrifices. Lets be honest here too, do you really think the Israeli president is going to give 2 fucks about a 150k people marching in London? Is it going to change his course of action?, I very much doubt it, in fact I doubt he is even aware a protest was held yesterday.

So what you are saying is..if you dont agree with people getting slaughtered.. you should do absolutely nothing?

Beciade its pointless?

Does this apply to everything?So you agree with Israeli's getting slaughtered or what do you think will happen if they decide to just let Hamas and Palestinian Islamic jihad keep launching rockets towards Israel...2000+ in one week.

Where are Israelis being slaughtered.?exactly what do you think would happen if they did not defend themselves only a slaughter....or maybe you think 15 seconds is more then enough time to reach a bomb shelter,you call out the deaths off Palestinians but the deaths Israeli seems to be something you just give as an after thought....i wonder how you feel about the Hamas fired rocket that never reach Israel but fell short and killed eight Palestinians including two children."

Silly question but how does killing innocent people constitute 'defending yourself?

You are also aware the Israelis have been bulldozing people out of their homes I presume?

This another case of self defence.?

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"It was two days from pubs being open inside, no previous outdoor demonstrations have been shown to have spread covid, and you guys are wagging your fingers pretending this was some awful public health risk.

Just be honest and say you don't approve of demonstrations for left wing causes full stop. It's so pathetically transparent. "

Perish the thought

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"Apparently an ex pm attends a march which was officially approved and where covid regulations were adhered...is now an excuse to criticise him?

It also seems the done thing to have a pop at someone who is protesting against innocent people being blown to pieces, whilst saying nothing about the regime carrying it out

Yet again

You couldnt make it up

you obviously didnt read what i said yet again he was holding people up on a stage with a megaphone and the organisers were trying to keep them moving.Do you think its wise for people to attend a rally which they estimate 150000 people attended when a new variant has been considered dangerous to the uk getting back to normal and do you think all those people social distanced. Finally do you think it sets a good example when mp,s are taking part at this critical stage?

It was officially sanctioned

And still fuckin stupid, the irony of protesting about people being killed whilst risking the lives of countless more with there own actions. By all means protest but not in a way that endangers others in my opinion.

It was sanctioned..as far as I can see there was no trouble and even the press cannot find anything to stick the boot In

Presumably you felt the same about the protests about the girl who was murdered?

Never said there was any trouble, its the amount of people and covid that is my concern. I just feel that all protests that involve large groups of people at this time are irresponsible and are putting lives at risk, as I stated i am not against protests for whatever reason they are being held, but surely there are other ways to protest without risking the lives of more people and putting our NHS under more strain.

Maybe they think innocent people being blown up is worthy protesting about?

Which is fine, but its not fine when they are risking others lives whilst doing so. Like Costa said I haven’t seen my grandchildren in over 12 months because of this pandemic, I did not get to spend Christmas with my family and friends because of this pandemic, so I am not happy at seeing people potentially throw away everything that has been gained through all of our personal sacrifices. Lets be honest here too, do you really think the Israeli president is going to give 2 fucks about a 150k people marching in London? Is it going to change his course of action?, I very much doubt it, in fact I doubt he is even aware a protest was held yesterday.

So what you are saying is..if you dont agree with people getting slaughtered.. you should do absolutely nothing?

Beciade its pointless?

Does this apply to everything?

Thats not what I said at all is it, you are twisting words, I didnt say do nothing, what I said was the protest in the current situation with covid was wrong, there are other ways to protest/ boycott and make your piont without risking the lives of others. What needs to happen is intervention from governments, thats the only thing that will cool the conflict over there,and surely the best way to try and achieve that is by petitioning your mp. You seem to be trying to make it sound as if I agree with what is happening over there but that is not the case at all Lionel just so that I make myself perfectly clear on the matter."

You seem to be implying it's not good protesting..but surely people have a right to protest if they see innocent people being blown to pieces?

The 'timing 'argument is also flawed.

It was used when that poor girl was murdered..but when something happens like that..there is an immediate response to do something.

You dont sit round and wait for 6 weeks..what is that going to achieve?

As far as I can see the protest was perfectly legal.

There were 9 arrests from over a 150,000.

The fact is this thread wouldnt even exist, if corbyn was not there.

Its laughably predictable.

I can recall a certain mr Cummings brraking the rules and call me a cynic.. but if I went searching for a thread about him,I'd be searching for a long time.

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By *ostafun OP   Man  over a year ago

near ipswich


"Apparently an ex pm attends a march which was officially approved and where covid regulations were adhered...is now an excuse to criticise him?

It also seems the done thing to have a pop at someone who is protesting against innocent people being blown to pieces, whilst saying nothing about the regime carrying it out

Yet again

You couldnt make it up

you obviously didnt read what i said yet again he was holding people up on a stage with a megaphone and the organisers were trying to keep them moving.Do you think its wise for people to attend a rally which they estimate 150000 people attended when a new variant has been considered dangerous to the uk getting back to normal and do you think all those people social distanced. Finally do you think it sets a good example when mp,s are taking part at this critical stage?

It was officially sanctioned

And still fuckin stupid, the irony of protesting about people being killed whilst risking the lives of countless more with there own actions. By all means protest but not in a way that endangers others in my opinion.

It was sanctioned..as far as I can see there was no trouble and even the press cannot find anything to stick the boot In

Presumably you felt the same about the protests about the girl who was murdered?

Never said there was any trouble, its the amount of people and covid that is my concern. I just feel that all protests that involve large groups of people at this time are irresponsible and are putting lives at risk, as I stated i am not against protests for whatever reason they are being held, but surely there are other ways to protest without risking the lives of more people and putting our NHS under more strain.

Maybe they think innocent people being blown up is worthy protesting about?

Which is fine, but its not fine when they are risking others lives whilst doing so. Like Costa said I haven’t seen my grandchildren in over 12 months because of this pandemic, I did not get to spend Christmas with my family and friends because of this pandemic, so I am not happy at seeing people potentially throw away everything that has been gained through all of our personal sacrifices. Lets be honest here too, do you really think the Israeli president is going to give 2 fucks about a 150k people marching in London? Is it going to change his course of action?, I very much doubt it, in fact I doubt he is even aware a protest was held yesterday.

So what you are saying is..if you dont agree with people getting slaughtered.. you should do absolutely nothing?

Beciade its pointless?

Does this apply to everything?

Thats not what I said at all is it, you are twisting words, I didnt say do nothing, what I said was the protest in the current situation with covid was wrong, there are other ways to protest/ boycott and make your piont without risking the lives of others. What needs to happen is intervention from governments, thats the only thing that will cool the conflict over there,and surely the best way to try and achieve that is by petitioning your mp. You seem to be trying to make it sound as if I agree with what is happening over there but that is not the case at all Lionel just so that I make myself perfectly clear on the matter.

You seem to be implying it's not good protesting..but surely people have a right to protest if they see innocent people being blown to pieces?

The 'timing 'argument is also flawed.

It was used when that poor girl was murdered..but when something happens like that..there is an immediate response to do something.

You dont sit round and wait for 6 weeks..what is that going to achieve?

As far as I can see the protest was perfectly legal.

There were 9 arrests from over a 150,000.

The fact is this thread wouldnt even exist, if corbyn was not there.

Its laughably predictable.

I can recall a certain mr Cummings brraking the rules and call me a cynic.. but if I went searching for a thread about him,I'd be searching for a long time."

why is the timing argument flawed do you think 150,000 people gathering is not going to increase the chance of spreading covid? a simple yes or no will surfice.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"Apparently an ex pm attends a march which was officially approved and where covid regulations were adhered...is now an excuse to criticise him?

It also seems the done thing to have a pop at someone who is protesting against innocent people being blown to pieces, whilst saying nothing about the regime carrying it out

Yet again

You couldnt make it up

you obviously didnt read what i said yet again he was holding people up on a stage with a megaphone and the organisers were trying to keep them moving.Do you think its wise for people to attend a rally which they estimate 150000 people attended when a new variant has been considered dangerous to the uk getting back to normal and do you think all those people social distanced. Finally do you think it sets a good example when mp,s are taking part at this critical stage?

It was officially sanctioned

And still fuckin stupid, the irony of protesting about people being killed whilst risking the lives of countless more with there own actions. By all means protest but not in a way that endangers others in my opinion.

It was sanctioned..as far as I can see there was no trouble and even the press cannot find anything to stick the boot In

Presumably you felt the same about the protests about the girl who was murdered?

Never said there was any trouble, its the amount of people and covid that is my concern. I just feel that all protests that involve large groups of people at this time are irresponsible and are putting lives at risk, as I stated i am not against protests for whatever reason they are being held, but surely there are other ways to protest without risking the lives of more people and putting our NHS under more strain.

Maybe they think innocent people being blown up is worthy protesting about?

Which is fine, but its not fine when they are risking others lives whilst doing so. Like Costa said I haven’t seen my grandchildren in over 12 months because of this pandemic, I did not get to spend Christmas with my family and friends because of this pandemic, so I am not happy at seeing people potentially throw away everything that has been gained through all of our personal sacrifices. Lets be honest here too, do you really think the Israeli president is going to give 2 fucks about a 150k people marching in London? Is it going to change his course of action?, I very much doubt it, in fact I doubt he is even aware a protest was held yesterday.

So what you are saying is..if you dont agree with people getting slaughtered.. you should do absolutely nothing?

Beciade its pointless?

Does this apply to everything?

Thats not what I said at all is it, you are twisting words, I didnt say do nothing, what I said was the protest in the current situation with covid was wrong, there are other ways to protest/ boycott and make your piont without risking the lives of others. What needs to happen is intervention from governments, thats the only thing that will cool the conflict over there,and surely the best way to try and achieve that is by petitioning your mp. You seem to be trying to make it sound as if I agree with what is happening over there but that is not the case at all Lionel just so that I make myself perfectly clear on the matter.

You seem to be implying it's not good protesting..but surely people have a right to protest if they see innocent people being blown to pieces?

The 'timing 'argument is also flawed.

It was used when that poor girl was murdered..but when something happens like that..there is an immediate response to do something.

You dont sit round and wait for 6 weeks..what is that going to achieve?

As far as I can see the protest was perfectly legal.

There were 9 arrests from over a 150,000.

The fact is this thread wouldnt even exist, if corbyn was not there.

Its laughably predictable.

I can recall a certain mr Cummings brraking the rules and call me a cynic.. but if I went searching for a thread about him,I'd be searching for a long time.why is the timing argument flawed do you think 150,000 people gathering is not going to increase the chance of spreading covid? a simple yes or no will surfice."

You realise there was a rave and concert held in liverpool recently?

With 1000s of people?

Did you object to that?

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool

There were 1000s of people at Wembley yesterday..where is the thread about that?

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By *ostafun OP   Man  over a year ago

near ipswich


"Apparently an ex pm attends a march which was officially approved and where covid regulations were adhered...is now an excuse to criticise him?

It also seems the done thing to have a pop at someone who is protesting against innocent people being blown to pieces, whilst saying nothing about the regime carrying it out

Yet again

You couldnt make it up

you obviously didnt read what i said yet again he was holding people up on a stage with a megaphone and the organisers were trying to keep them moving.Do you think its wise for people to attend a rally which they estimate 150000 people attended when a new variant has been considered dangerous to the uk getting back to normal and do you think all those people social distanced. Finally do you think it sets a good example when mp,s are taking part at this critical stage?

It was officially sanctioned

And still fuckin stupid, the irony of protesting about people being killed whilst risking the lives of countless more with there own actions. By all means protest but not in a way that endangers others in my opinion.

It was sanctioned..as far as I can see there was no trouble and even the press cannot find anything to stick the boot In

Presumably you felt the same about the protests about the girl who was murdered?

Never said there was any trouble, its the amount of people and covid that is my concern. I just feel that all protests that involve large groups of people at this time are irresponsible and are putting lives at risk, as I stated i am not against protests for whatever reason they are being held, but surely there are other ways to protest without risking the lives of more people and putting our NHS under more strain.

Maybe they think innocent people being blown up is worthy protesting about?

Which is fine, but its not fine when they are risking others lives whilst doing so. Like Costa said I haven’t seen my grandchildren in over 12 months because of this pandemic, I did not get to spend Christmas with my family and friends because of this pandemic, so I am not happy at seeing people potentially throw away everything that has been gained through all of our personal sacrifices. Lets be honest here too, do you really think the Israeli president is going to give 2 fucks about a 150k people marching in London? Is it going to change his course of action?, I very much doubt it, in fact I doubt he is even aware a protest was held yesterday.

So what you are saying is..if you dont agree with people getting slaughtered.. you should do absolutely nothing?

Beciade its pointless?

Does this apply to everything?

Thats not what I said at all is it, you are twisting words, I didnt say do nothing, what I said was the protest in the current situation with covid was wrong, there are other ways to protest/ boycott and make your piont without risking the lives of others. What needs to happen is intervention from governments, thats the only thing that will cool the conflict over there,and surely the best way to try and achieve that is by petitioning your mp. You seem to be trying to make it sound as if I agree with what is happening over there but that is not the case at all Lionel just so that I make myself perfectly clear on the matter.

You seem to be implying it's not good protesting..but surely people have a right to protest if they see innocent people being blown to pieces?

The 'timing 'argument is also flawed.

It was used when that poor girl was murdered..but when something happens like that..there is an immediate response to do something.

You dont sit round and wait for 6 weeks..what is that going to achieve?

As far as I can see the protest was perfectly legal.

There were 9 arrests from over a 150,000.

The fact is this thread wouldnt even exist, if corbyn was not there.

Its laughably predictable.

I can recall a certain mr Cummings brraking the rules and call me a cynic.. but if I went searching for a thread about him,I'd be searching for a long time.why is the timing argument flawed do you think 150,000 people gathering is not going to increase the chance of spreading covid? a simple yes or no will surfice.

You realise there was a rave and concert held in liverpool recently?

With 1000s of people?

Did you object to that?"

What the test event where every one had to prove a negative test to go to and have another 5 days later that one? how does that even compare to 150,000 random people turning up in the streets of london seriously mate take a look at what you post before posting. yes or no?

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By *exy couple128Couple  over a year ago

Scarborough

More crap from Lionel. We all know Corbyn was protesting against Israel because he's a anti sematist.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"More crap from Lionel. We all know Corbyn was protesting against Israel because he's a anti sematist."

150,000 anti semtes

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By *eanoCoolMan  over a year ago

wisbech


"Apparently an ex pm attends a march which was officially approved and where covid regulations were adhered...is now an excuse to criticise him?

It also seems the done thing to have a pop at someone who is protesting against innocent people being blown to pieces, whilst saying nothing about the regime carrying it out

Yet again

You couldnt make it up

you obviously didnt read what i said yet again he was holding people up on a stage with a megaphone and the organisers were trying to keep them moving.Do you think its wise for people to attend a rally which they estimate 150000 people attended when a new variant has been considered dangerous to the uk getting back to normal and do you think all those people social distanced. Finally do you think it sets a good example when mp,s are taking part at this critical stage?

It was officially sanctioned

And still fuckin stupid, the irony of protesting about people being killed whilst risking the lives of countless more with there own actions. By all means protest but not in a way that endangers others in my opinion.

It was sanctioned..as far as I can see there was no trouble and even the press cannot find anything to stick the boot In

Presumably you felt the same about the protests about the girl who was murdered?

Never said there was any trouble, its the amount of people and covid that is my concern. I just feel that all protests that involve large groups of people at this time are irresponsible and are putting lives at risk, as I stated i am not against protests for whatever reason they are being held, but surely there are other ways to protest without risking the lives of more people and putting our NHS under more strain.

Maybe they think innocent people being blown up is worthy protesting about?

Which is fine, but its not fine when they are risking others lives whilst doing so. Like Costa said I haven’t seen my grandchildren in over 12 months because of this pandemic, I did not get to spend Christmas with my family and friends because of this pandemic, so I am not happy at seeing people potentially throw away everything that has been gained through all of our personal sacrifices. Lets be honest here too, do you really think the Israeli president is going to give 2 fucks about a 150k people marching in London? Is it going to change his course of action?, I very much doubt it, in fact I doubt he is even aware a protest was held yesterday.

So what you are saying is..if you dont agree with people getting slaughtered.. you should do absolutely nothing?

Beciade its pointless?

Does this apply to everything?

Thats not what I said at all is it, you are twisting words, I didnt say do nothing, what I said was the protest in the current situation with covid was wrong, there are other ways to protest/ boycott and make your piont without risking the lives of others. What needs to happen is intervention from governments, thats the only thing that will cool the conflict over there,and surely the best way to try and achieve that is by petitioning your mp. You seem to be trying to make it sound as if I agree with what is happening over there but that is not the case at all Lionel just so that I make myself perfectly clear on the matter.

You seem to be implying it's not good protesting..but surely people have a right to protest if they see innocent people being blown to pieces?

The 'timing 'argument is also flawed.

It was used when that poor girl was murdered..but when something happens like that..there is an immediate response to do something.

You dont sit round and wait for 6 weeks..what is that going to achieve?

As far as I can see the protest was perfectly legal.

There were 9 arrests from over a 150,000.

The fact is this thread wouldnt even exist, if corbyn was not there.

Its laughably predictable.

I can recall a certain mr Cummings brraking the rules and call me a cynic.. but if I went searching for a thread about him,I'd be searching for a long time."

I have no idea what corbyn or Cummings has to do with my piont. I never mentioned either and if they were there they just add to the other 150k or whatever, makes no odds to me. I am not against protests at all, but at the minute I am for the reasons I have previously stated, nothing more and nothing less. You obviously feel different which you are perfectly entitled to do so, but equally so am I.

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By *eanoCoolMan  over a year ago

wisbech


"Apparently an ex pm attends a march which was officially approved and where covid regulations were adhered...is now an excuse to criticise him?

It also seems the done thing to have a pop at someone who is protesting against innocent people being blown to pieces, whilst saying nothing about the regime carrying it out

Yet again

You couldnt make it up

you obviously didnt read what i said yet again he was holding people up on a stage with a megaphone and the organisers were trying to keep them moving.Do you think its wise for people to attend a rally which they estimate 150000 people attended when a new variant has been considered dangerous to the uk getting back to normal and do you think all those people social distanced. Finally do you think it sets a good example when mp,s are taking part at this critical stage?

It was officially sanctioned

And still fuckin stupid, the irony of protesting about people being killed whilst risking the lives of countless more with there own actions. By all means protest but not in a way that endangers others in my opinion.

It was sanctioned..as far as I can see there was no trouble and even the press cannot find anything to stick the boot In

Presumably you felt the same about the protests about the girl who was murdered?

Never said there was any trouble, its the amount of people and covid that is my concern. I just feel that all protests that involve large groups of people at this time are irresponsible and are putting lives at risk, as I stated i am not against protests for whatever reason they are being held, but surely there are other ways to protest without risking the lives of more people and putting our NHS under more strain.

Maybe they think innocent people being blown up is worthy protesting about?

Which is fine, but its not fine when they are risking others lives whilst doing so. Like Costa said I haven’t seen my grandchildren in over 12 months because of this pandemic, I did not get to spend Christmas with my family and friends because of this pandemic, so I am not happy at seeing people potentially throw away everything that has been gained through all of our personal sacrifices. Lets be honest here too, do you really think the Israeli president is going to give 2 fucks about a 150k people marching in London? Is it going to change his course of action?, I very much doubt it, in fact I doubt he is even aware a protest was held yesterday.

So what you are saying is..if you dont agree with people getting slaughtered.. you should do absolutely nothing?

Beciade its pointless?

Does this apply to everything?

Thats not what I said at all is it, you are twisting words, I didnt say do nothing, what I said was the protest in the current situation with covid was wrong, there are other ways to protest/ boycott and make your piont without risking the lives of others. What needs to happen is intervention from governments, thats the only thing that will cool the conflict over there,and surely the best way to try and achieve that is by petitioning your mp. You seem to be trying to make it sound as if I agree with what is happening over there but that is not the case at all Lionel just so that I make myself perfectly clear on the matter.

You seem to be implying it's not good protesting..but surely people have a right to protest if they see innocent people being blown to pieces?

The 'timing 'argument is also flawed.

It was used when that poor girl was murdered..but when something happens like that..there is an immediate response to do something.

You dont sit round and wait for 6 weeks..what is that going to achieve?

As far as I can see the protest was perfectly legal.

There were 9 arrests from over a 150,000.

The fact is this thread wouldnt even exist, if corbyn was not there.

Its laughably predictable.

I can recall a certain mr Cummings brraking the rules and call me a cynic.. but if I went searching for a thread about him,I'd be searching for a long time.

I have no idea what corbyn or Cummings has to do with my piont. I never mentioned either and if they were there they just add to the other 150k or whatever, makes no odds to me. I am not against protests at all, but at the minute I am for the reasons I have previously stated, nothing more and nothing less. You obviously feel different which you are perfectly entitled to do so, but equally so am I."

So NO I am not implying anything other than the words I have said, the rest is your assumptions.

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By *ostafun OP   Man  over a year ago

near ipswich


"More crap from Lionel. We all know Corbyn was protesting against Israel because he's a anti sematist.

150,000 anti semtes "

Ignoring my question is it too hard for you to answer?

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By *ostafun OP   Man  over a year ago

near ipswich

The silence is deafening.

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By *irtylittletramp100TV/TS  over a year ago

Notts

why are they protesting in london! do they want boris to join in? act? im surprised they want any involvement from colonial empire building britain... wish people could decide if they want those damn yanks/brits/frenchies.... etc etc to keep noses out or in?! Anyway, joe biden phoned up so its most likely sorted by now.

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By *mmabluTV/TS  over a year ago

upton wirral


"There were 1000s of people at Wembley yesterday..where is the thread about that?"
All tested before and after the game and also vaccinated

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By *ostafun OP   Man  over a year ago

near ipswich


"There were 1000s of people at Wembley yesterday..where is the thread about that?"
Do you not watch the news all those at Wembley had negative tests beforehand are you tell me those 150,000 morons did?

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By *ercuryMan  over a year ago

Grantham


"There were 1000s of people at Wembley yesterday..where is the thread about that?All tested before and after the game and also vaccinated"

Not sure that they had to be vaccinated. There was a lot if younger age groups in the crowd.

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By *ostafun OP   Man  over a year ago

near ipswich


"There were 1000s of people at Wembley yesterday..where is the thread about that?All tested before and after the game and also vaccinated

Not sure that they had to be vaccinated. There was a lot if younger age groups in the crowd. "

No thats true they only had to have a negative test.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"The silence is deafening. "

For the last time, the march was officially sanctioned, it wasnt against the law(which makes your stance quite puzzling, as in other areas,unless someone has broken a law,in your eyes in they done nothing wrong)

It appears there was widespread compliance, as there were a a tiny amount of protests,and as mentioned above,we are in the 2nd wave of opening up today.

There have been countless other gatherings which for the life of me, I cant remember

you starting threads on,so I'm sure its completely coincidental that you are getting so worked about a protest where a certain mr corbyn was in attendance.

He still appears to be living in your head

My advice is too move on

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By *ostafun OP   Man  over a year ago

near ipswich


"The silence is deafening.

For the last time, the march was officially sanctioned, it wasnt against the law(which makes your stance quite puzzling, as in other areas,unless someone has broken a law,in your eyes in they done nothing wrong)

It appears there was widespread compliance, as there were a a tiny amount of protests,and as mentioned above,we are in the 2nd wave of opening up today.

There have been countless other gatherings which for the life of me, I cant remember

you starting threads on,so I'm sure its completely coincidental that you are getting so worked about a protest where a certain mr corbyn was in attendance.

He still appears to be living in your head

My advice is too move on

"

Do you think its wise to attend mass gatherings under the current circumstances yes or no ? a simple question.

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By *atEvolutionCouple  over a year ago

'Merry Christmas'


"

My advice is too move on

"

Will you take this same advice when offered back to you?

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"

My advice is too move on

Will you take this same advice when offered back to you?"

Depends on the context

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By *ostafun OP   Man  over a year ago

near ipswich

the last time then im done yes or no?

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By *atEvolutionCouple  over a year ago

'Merry Christmas'


"

My advice is too move on

Will you take this same advice when offered back to you?

Depends on the context "

I'll take that as a maybe then. But as most things are in the past and there are many that you can't change, moving on is more often than not 'the context' and an apt retort to suggest someone to move on.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"the last time then im done yes or no?"

I havent got a problem with it

For about the billionth time it was sanctioned and the rules were largely adhered too.

The fact that you have more of an issue with people protesting about kids being blown to pieces,than by the murderers carrying it out,quite frankly speaks volumes.

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By *ax777Man  over a year ago

Not here


"the last time then im done yes or no?

I havent got a problem with it

For about the billionth time it was sanctioned and the rules were largely adhered too.

The fact that you have more of an issue with people protesting about kids being blown to pieces,than by the murderers carrying it out,quite frankly speaks volumes."

Isn’t that a personal dig?

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"the last time then im done yes or no?

I havent got a problem with it

For about the billionth time it was sanctioned and the rules were largely adhered too.

The fact that you have more of an issue with people protesting about kids being blown to pieces,than by the murderers carrying it out,quite frankly speaks volumes.

Isn’t that a personal dig?"

Nope

It's an observation.

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By *ostafun OP   Man  over a year ago

near ipswich


"the last time then im done yes or no?

I havent got a problem with it

For about the billionth time it was sanctioned and the rules were largely adhered too.

The fact that you have more of an issue with people protesting about kids being blown to pieces,than by the murderers carrying it out,quite frankly speaks volumes."

Wrong im against all mass gathering so dont try to twist it to suit your narrative but glad you have finally answered the question.It seems that all this advice we have been given about not seeing people and staying in for the last year was all a waste of time in your book then if you dont have a problem with it.

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By *ax777Man  over a year ago

Not here


"the last time then im done yes or no?

I havent got a problem with it

For about the billionth time it was sanctioned and the rules were largely adhered too.

The fact that you have more of an issue with people protesting about kids being blown to pieces,than by the murderers carrying it out,quite frankly speaks volumes.

Isn’t that a personal dig?

Nope

It's an observation."

Ah, so when others comment on your posts it’s regarded as a personal dig but when you comment on other posters posts it’s regarded as observation.

I’m pleased we’ve clarified that.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"the last time then im done yes or no?

I havent got a problem with it

For about the billionth time it was sanctioned and the rules were largely adhered too.

The fact that you have more of an issue with people protesting about kids being blown to pieces,than by the murderers carrying it out,quite frankly speaks volumes. Wrong im against all mass gathering so dont try to twist it to suit your narrative but glad you have finally answered the question.It seems that all this advice we have been given about not seeing people and staying in for the last year was all a waste of time in your book then if you dont have a problem with it. "

Would you like to point me in the direction of all the other threads you have started condemning mass gatherings?

Many thanks

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By *abioMan  over a year ago

Newcastle and Gateshead


"9 people out of 150,000. do you care to answer my questions do you actually have an opinion or are you just going to ignore direct questions as usual?"

I think the point being made is that it’s hard to criticise 15000 for being at a demo… when there were 22000 watching a game of football at Wembley

Or does that not fit in with your narrative…

I am all for sensible policing.. 9 arrested seems sensible

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By *ostafun OP   Man  over a year ago

near ipswich


"the last time then im done yes or no?

I havent got a problem with it

For about the billionth time it was sanctioned and the rules were largely adhered too.

The fact that you have more of an issue with people protesting about kids being blown to pieces,than by the murderers carrying it out,quite frankly speaks volumes. Wrong im against all mass gathering so dont try to twist it to suit your narrative but glad you have finally answered the question.It seems that all this advice we have been given about not seeing people and staying in for the last year was all a waste of time in your book then if you dont have a problem with it.

Would you like to point me in the direction of all the other threads you have started condemning mass gatherings?

Many thanks

"

sure the rangers thread and if you care to go back that far the clapham common protest.I am against them all when the scientists say the virus spreads by close contact i believe them and follow that advice and have been since the start just when we are getting there a load of morons want to jeopardise all that hard work.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"the last time then im done yes or no?

I havent got a problem with it

For about the billionth time it was sanctioned and the rules were largely adhered too.

The fact that you have more of an issue with people protesting about kids being blown to pieces,than by the murderers carrying it out,quite frankly speaks volumes. Wrong im against all mass gathering so dont try to twist it to suit your narrative but glad you have finally answered the question.It seems that all this advice we have been given about not seeing people and staying in for the last year was all a waste of time in your book then if you dont have a problem with it.

Would you like to point me in the direction of all the other threads you have started condemning mass gatherings?

Many thanks

sure the rangers thread and if you care to go back that far the clapham common protest.I am against them all when the scientists say the virus spreads by close contact i believe them and follow that advice and have been since the start just when we are getting there a load of morons want to jeopardise all that hard work. "

You didnt start the rangers thread.

I'm also guessing you didnt start the clapham common threads.

Yet a protest with a certain mr Corbyn In and you blow a fuse.

Like I said thiugh

Completely coincidental.

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By *oxychick35Couple  over a year ago

thornaby


"9 people out of 150,000. do you care to answer my questions do you actually have an opinion or are you just going to ignore direct questions as usual?

I think the point being made is that it’s hard to criticise 15000 for being at a demo… when there were 22000 watching a game of football at Wembley

Or does that not fit in with your narrative…

I am all for sensible policing.. 9 arrested seems sensible "

same thing with the brits awards I think it was all nhs staff waching

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By *ostafun OP   Man  over a year ago

near ipswich


"the last time then im done yes or no?

I havent got a problem with it

For about the billionth time it was sanctioned and the rules were largely adhered too.

The fact that you have more of an issue with people protesting about kids being blown to pieces,than by the murderers carrying it out,quite frankly speaks volumes. Wrong im against all mass gathering so dont try to twist it to suit your narrative but glad you have finally answered the question.It seems that all this advice we have been given about not seeing people and staying in for the last year was all a waste of time in your book then if you dont have a problem with it.

Would you like to point me in the direction of all the other threads you have started condemning mass gatherings?

Many thanks

sure the rangers thread and if you care to go back that far the clapham common protest.I am against them all when the scientists say the virus spreads by close contact i believe them and follow that advice and have been since the start just when we are getting there a load of morons want to jeopardise all that hard work.

You didnt start the rangers thread.

I'm also guessing you didnt start the clapham common threads.

Yet a protest with a certain mr Corbyn In and you blow a fuse.

Like I said thiugh

Completely coincidental."

Oh i see i can only have an opinion when i start a thread now i didnt know about that rule.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"the last time then im done yes or no?

I havent got a problem with it

For about the billionth time it was sanctioned and the rules were largely adhered too.

The fact that you have more of an issue with people protesting about kids being blown to pieces,than by the murderers carrying it out,quite frankly speaks volumes. Wrong im against all mass gathering so dont try to twist it to suit your narrative but glad you have finally answered the question.It seems that all this advice we have been given about not seeing people and staying in for the last year was all a waste of time in your book then if you dont have a problem with it.

Would you like to point me in the direction of all the other threads you have started condemning mass gatherings?

Many thanks

sure the rangers thread and if you care to go back that far the clapham common protest.I am against them all when the scientists say the virus spreads by close contact i believe them and follow that advice and have been since the start just when we are getting there a load of morons want to jeopardise all that hard work.

You didnt start the rangers thread.

I'm also guessing you didnt start the clapham common threads.

Yet a protest with a certain mr Corbyn In and you blow a fuse.

Like I said thiugh

Completely coincidental.Oh i see i can only have an opinion when i start a thread now i didnt know about that rule."

Nope.

If Corbyn wasnt at that match the other day,those thread wouldnt even exist.

As mentioned above,its completely transparent.

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By *oxychick35Couple  over a year ago

thornaby


"the last time then im done yes or no?

I havent got a problem with it

For about the billionth time it was sanctioned and the rules were largely adhered too.

The fact that you have more of an issue with people protesting about kids being blown to pieces,than by the murderers carrying it out,quite frankly speaks volumes. Wrong im against all mass gathering so dont try to twist it to suit your narrative but glad you have finally answered the question.It seems that all this advice we have been given about not seeing people and staying in for the last year was all a waste of time in your book then if you dont have a problem with it.

Would you like to point me in the direction of all the other threads you have started condemning mass gatherings?

Many thanks

sure the rangers thread and if you care to go back that far the clapham common protest.I am against them all when the scientists say the virus spreads by close contact i believe them and follow that advice and have been since the start just when we are getting there a load of morons want to jeopardise all that hard work.

You didnt start the rangers thread.

I'm also guessing you didnt start the clapham common threads.

Yet a protest with a certain mr Corbyn In and you blow a fuse.

Like I said thiugh

Completely coincidental.Oh i see i can only have an opinion when i start a thread now i didnt know about that rule.

Nope.

If Corbyn wasnt at that match the other day,those thread wouldnt even exist.

As mentioned above,its completely transparent."

I couldn’t give a fick about corbyn he’s your hero not mine he’s gone

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"the last time then im done yes or no?

I havent got a problem with it

For about the billionth time it was sanctioned and the rules were largely adhered too.

The fact that you have more of an issue with people protesting about kids being blown to pieces,than by the murderers carrying it out,quite frankly speaks volumes. Wrong im against all mass gathering so dont try to twist it to suit your narrative but glad you have finally answered the question.It seems that all this advice we have been given about not seeing people and staying in for the last year was all a waste of time in your book then if you dont have a problem with it.

Would you like to point me in the direction of all the other threads you have started condemning mass gatherings?

Many thanks

sure the rangers thread and if you care to go back that far the clapham common protest.I am against them all when the scientists say the virus spreads by close contact i believe them and follow that advice and have been since the start just when we are getting there a load of morons want to jeopardise all that hard work.

You didnt start the rangers thread.

I'm also guessing you didnt start the clapham common threads.

Yet a protest with a certain mr Corbyn In and you blow a fuse.

Like I said thiugh

Completely coincidental.Oh i see i can only have an opinion when i start a thread now i didnt know about that rule.

Nope.

If Corbyn wasnt at that match the other day,those thread wouldnt even exist.

As mentioned above,its completely transparent.I couldn’t give a fick about corbyn he’s your hero not mine he’s gone "

You do realise I havent started this thread dont you?

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By *eerobCouple  over a year ago

solihull


"You couldn't make it up as the country is experiencing a surge in the new Indian variant thousands of people are out demonstrating about Israel. As organisers tried to keep people moving down the road guess who,s up on a temporary stage holding them up ,yep one Jeremy Corbyn and his old squeeze Diane Abbot .Has he been listening to his brother and think its all a hoax or does he just not give a fuck? "

And Corbyn etc. say they are not anti semitic

.surely the wisest thing is simply not attend...

Appaling behaviour by everyone involved

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By *abioMan  over a year ago

Newcastle and Gateshead


"9 people out of 150,000. do you care to answer my questions do you actually have an opinion or are you just going to ignore direct questions as usual?

I think the point being made is that it’s hard to criticise 15000 for being at a demo… when there were 22000 watching a game of football at Wembley

Or does that not fit in with your narrative…

I am all for sensible policing.. 9 arrested seems sensible same thing with the brits awards I think it was all nhs staff waching "

Cool… my mate is one of the 10000 people going to the stadium of light for Sunderlands play off game…. I’ll let them know Costa disapproves…

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"You couldn't make it up as the country is experiencing a surge in the new Indian variant thousands of people are out demonstrating about Israel. As organisers tried to keep people moving down the road guess who,s up on a temporary stage holding them up ,yep one Jeremy Corbyn and his old squeeze Diane Abbot .Has he been listening to his brother and think its all a hoax or does he just not give a fuck?

And Corbyn etc. say they are not anti semitic

.surely the wisest thing is simply not attend...

Appaling behaviour by everyone involved"

Its bizarre how quickly this narrative has took hold.

I don't like seeing kids being wiped out automatically means you are a huge racist

When did this actually become a thing?

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple  over a year ago

in Lancashire

The government were too late in stopping travel to and from India, that's the point being deflected from..

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By *ostafun OP   Man  over a year ago

near ipswich


"9 people out of 150,000. do you care to answer my questions do you actually have an opinion or are you just going to ignore direct questions as usual?

I think the point being made is that it’s hard to criticise 15000 for being at a demo… when there were 22000 watching a game of football at Wembley

Or does that not fit in with your narrative…

I am all for sensible policing.. 9 arrested seems sensible same thing with the brits awards I think it was all nhs staff waching

Cool… my mate is one of the 10000 people going to the stadium of light for Sunderlands play off game…. I’ll let them know Costa disapproves… "

All socially distance seated i presume.

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By *ostafun OP   Man  over a year ago

near ipswich


"The government were too late in stopping travel to and from India, that's the point being deflected from.."
Did you watch andrew marr yesterday matt hancock explained it all on there,now its up to people who they believe but listen to both sides before judging dont just take the media,s take on it.

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple  over a year ago

in Lancashire


"The government were too late in stopping travel to and from India, that's the point being deflected from..Did you watch andrew marr yesterday matt hancock explained it all on there,now its up to people who they believe but listen to both sides before judging dont just take the media,s take on it. "

I saw a bloke trying to spin when the reality is that we were too late..

There's previous throughout as regards lax border controls and measures to implement safety..

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By *ostafun OP   Man  over a year ago

near ipswich


"The government were too late in stopping travel to and from India, that's the point being deflected from..Did you watch andrew marr yesterday matt hancock explained it all on there,now its up to people who they believe but listen to both sides before judging dont just take the media,s take on it.

I saw a bloke trying to spin when the reality is that we were too late..

There's previous throughout as regards lax border controls and measures to implement safety..

"

well as long as you saw it, as i said its up to people to make their own mind up .

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"The government were too late in stopping travel to and from India, that's the point being deflected from.."

Unless my mind is playing tricks on me,when cummings took his little trip, there where epic levels of whatabouttery and deflection on here(despite him actually breaking the rules)

Obvs the scales are completely different,but its point scoring pure and simple.

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By *ostafun OP   Man  over a year ago

near ipswich


"The government were too late in stopping travel to and from India, that's the point being deflected from..

Unless my mind is playing tricks on me,when cummings took his little trip, there where epic levels of whatabouttery and deflection on here(despite him actually breaking the rules)

Obvs the scales are completely different,but its point scoring pure and simple."

Im glad you can see the difference between one family in a car than 15,000 on the street we are getting somewhere.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"The government were too late in stopping travel to and from India, that's the point being deflected from..

Unless my mind is playing tricks on me,when cummings took his little trip, there where epic levels of whatabouttery and deflection on here(despite him actually breaking the rules)

Obvs the scales are completely different,but its point scoring pure and simple. Im glad you can see the difference between one family in a car than 15,000 on the street we are getting somewhere. "

Did he break the rules?

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


"Apparently an ex pm attends a march which was officially approved and where covid regulations were adhered...is now an excuse to criticise him?

It also seems the done thing to have a pop at someone who is protesting against innocent people being blown to pieces, whilst saying nothing about the regime carrying it out

Yet again

You couldnt make it up

you obviously didnt read what i said yet again he was holding people up on a stage with a megaphone and the organisers were trying to keep them moving.Do you think its wise for people to attend a rally which they estimate 150000 people attended when a new variant has been considered dangerous to the uk getting back to normal and do you think all those people social distanced. Finally do you think it sets a good example when mp,s are taking part at this critical stage?

It was officially sanctioned

And still fuckin stupid, the irony of protesting about people being killed whilst risking the lives of countless more with there own actions. By all means protest but not in a way that endangers others in my opinion.

It was sanctioned..as far as I can see there was no trouble and even the press cannot find anything to stick the boot In

Presumably you felt the same about the protests about the girl who was murdered?"

Wheren't they driving around in cars shouting anti semitic stuff?

And that protest about the Woman killed was just a chance for the normal people to make an Anti-police protest in my opinion, no protests,vigils or talk of Male curfews for the female PCSO that was murdered. Seems the usual people dont give a fuck about her.

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By *laytimenowMan  over a year ago

Essex


"

Wheren't they driving around in cars shouting anti semitic stuff?

"

They had nothing to do with the peaceful protest .

They drove around on a different day to the protest &

Quite rightly were arrested .

Nothing to do with the stop the killing palestinian protests .

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By *ostafun OP   Man  over a year ago

near ipswich


"The government were too late in stopping travel to and from India, that's the point being deflected from..

Unless my mind is playing tricks on me,when cummings took his little trip, there where epic levels of whatabouttery and deflection on here(despite him actually breaking the rules)

Obvs the scales are completely different,but its point scoring pure and simple. Im glad you can see the difference between one family in a car than 15,000 on the street we are getting somewhere.

Did he break the rules?"

Well i think thats debatable when you can only gather up to 30 people outside at the moment i would say yes but demonstrations seem to get away with it as they cant arrest 150,000 whats your take on it?

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By *ammskiMan  over a year ago

lytham st.annes

They should of been arrested,Costa

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By *laytimenowMan  over a year ago

Essex


"The government were too late in stopping travel to and from India, that's the point being deflected from..

Unless my mind is playing tricks on me,when cummings took his little trip, there where epic levels of whatabouttery and deflection on here(despite him actually breaking the rules)

Obvs the scales are completely different,but its point scoring pure and simple. Im glad you can see the difference between one family in a car than 15,000 on the street we are getting somewhere.

Did he break the rules? Well i think thats debatable when you can only gather up to 30 people outside at the moment i would say yes but demonstrations seem to get away with it as they cant arrest 150,000 whats your take on it?"

22,000 football fans were at wembley for the F.A cup Final

Were they law breakers ?

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By *ammskiMan  over a year ago

lytham st.annes

O it was one of the testing sites

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By *laytimenowMan  over a year ago

Essex

I thought the testing sites were a week earlier &

Had much smaller crowds .

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By *atEvolutionCouple  over a year ago

'Merry Christmas'


"The government were too late in stopping travel to and from India, that's the point being deflected from..

Unless my mind is playing tricks on me,when cummings took his little trip, there where epic levels of whatabouttery and deflection on here(despite him actually breaking the rules)

Obvs the scales are completely different,but its point scoring pure and simple. Im glad you can see the difference between one family in a car than 15,000 on the street we are getting somewhere.

Did he break the rules? Well i think thats debatable when you can only gather up to 30 people outside at the moment i would say yes but demonstrations seem to get away with it as they cant arrest 150,000 whats your take on it?

22,000 football fans were at wembley for the F.A cup Final

Were they law breakers ?"

It's already been said:

They were tested 48 before going in.

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By *laytimenowMan  over a year ago

Essex


"The government were too late in stopping travel to and from India, that's the point being deflected from..

Unless my mind is playing tricks on me,when cummings took his little trip, there where epic levels of whatabouttery and deflection on here(despite him actually breaking the rules)

Obvs the scales are completely different,but its point scoring pure and simple. Im glad you can see the difference between one family in a car than 15,000 on the street we are getting somewhere.

Did he break the rules? Well i think thats debatable when you can only gather up to 30 people outside at the moment i would say yes but demonstrations seem to get away with it as they cant arrest 150,000 whats your take on it?

22,000 football fans were at wembley for the F.A cup Final

Were they law breakers ?

It's already been said:

They were tested 48 before going in."

48 of 22,000 tested ?

Oh dear

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"Apparently an ex pm attends a march which was officially approved and where covid regulations were adhered...is now an excuse to criticise him?

It also seems the done thing to have a pop at someone who is protesting against innocent people being blown to pieces, whilst saying nothing about the regime carrying it out

Yet again

You couldnt make it up

you obviously didnt read what i said yet again he was holding people up on a stage with a megaphone and the organisers were trying to keep them moving.Do you think its wise for people to attend a rally which they estimate 150000 people attended when a new variant has been considered dangerous to the uk getting back to normal and do you think all those people social distanced. Finally do you think it sets a good example when mp,s are taking part at this critical stage?

It was officially sanctioned

And still fuckin stupid, the irony of protesting about people being killed whilst risking the lives of countless more with there own actions. By all means protest but not in a way that endangers others in my opinion.

It was sanctioned..as far as I can see there was no trouble and even the press cannot find anything to stick the boot In

Presumably you felt the same about the protests about the girl who was murdered?

Wheren't they driving around in cars shouting anti semitic stuff?

And that protest about the Woman killed was just a chance for the normal people to make an Anti-police protest in my opinion, no protests,vigils or talk of Male curfews for the female PCSO that was murdered. Seems the usual people dont give a fuck about her."

3 of them were and they have been charged

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"They should of been arrested,Costa"

For what exactly.?

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By *eroy1000Man  over a year ago

milton keynes


"The government were too late in stopping travel to and from India, that's the point being deflected from..

Unless my mind is playing tricks on me,when cummings took his little trip, there where epic levels of whatabouttery and deflection on here(despite him actually breaking the rules)

Obvs the scales are completely different,but its point scoring pure and simple. Im glad you can see the difference between one family in a car than 15,000 on the street we are getting somewhere.

Did he break the rules? Well i think thats debatable when you can only gather up to 30 people outside at the moment i would say yes but demonstrations seem to get away with it as they cant arrest 150,000 whats your take on it?

22,000 football fans were at wembley for the F.A cup Final

Were they law breakers ?

It's already been said:

They were tested 48 before going in.

48 of 22,000 tested ?

Oh dear

"

I think it was 48 hours before the event not 48 people. Much like the other test events. Not sure what the criteria was for attending the protest, maybe the same as people have been comparing them

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By *ostafun OP   Man  over a year ago

near ipswich


"The government were too late in stopping travel to and from India, that's the point being deflected from..

Unless my mind is playing tricks on me,when cummings took his little trip, there where epic levels of whatabouttery and deflection on here(despite him actually breaking the rules)

Obvs the scales are completely different,but its point scoring pure and simple. Im glad you can see the difference between one family in a car than 15,000 on the street we are getting somewhere.

Did he break the rules? Well i think thats debatable when you can only gather up to 30 people outside at the moment i would say yes but demonstrations seem to get away with it as they cant arrest 150,000 whats your take on it?

22,000 football fans were at wembley for the F.A cup Final

Were they law breakers ?

It's already been said:

They were tested 48 before going in.

48 of 22,000 tested ?

Oh dear

I think it was 48 hours before the event not 48 people. Much like the other test events. Not sure what the criteria was for attending the protest, maybe the same as people have been comparing them"

I think the criteria for attending the protest was you have to be a complete moron during a pandemic.

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By *laytimenowMan  over a year ago

Essex


"The government were too late in stopping travel to and from India, that's the point being deflected from..

Unless my mind is playing tricks on me,when cummings took his little trip, there where epic levels of whatabouttery and deflection on here(despite him actually breaking the rules)

Obvs the scales are completely different,but its point scoring pure and simple. Im glad you can see the difference between one family in a car than 15,000 on the street we are getting somewhere.

Did he break the rules? Well i think thats debatable when you can only gather up to 30 people outside at the moment i would say yes but demonstrations seem to get away with it as they cant arrest 150,000 whats your take on it?

22,000 football fans were at wembley for the F.A cup Final

Were they law breakers ?

It's already been said:

They were tested 48 before going in.

48 of 22,000 tested ?

Oh dear

I think it was 48 hours before the event not 48 people. Much like the other test events. Not sure what the criteria was for attending the protest, maybe the same as people have been comparing them"

Yes i was just being sarcastic as this bot did the same with me .

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