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georgenorman 01 Aug 24 1.41pm | |
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You read a post by you know who and you think he must have peaked with his absurdity - but he goes on to post something even more bonkers. After Edwards pleaded guilty, I posted that the former would be soon be posting that Edward's mental health affected his plea and that all sorts of other nonsense had to be taken into account. I didn't seriously think he would, but then, lo and behold, he does exactly that! The cup that keeps on giving.
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HKOwen Hong Kong 02 Aug 24 12.12am | |
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Referencing the Charlie Hebdo attack was the most absurd bonkers thing I have seen from that individual.
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Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 03 Aug 24 10.45am | |
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Originally posted by georgenorman
You read a post by you know who and you think he must have peaked with his absurdity - but he goes on to post something even more bonkers. After Edwards pleaded guilty, I posted that the former would be soon be posting that Edward's mental health affected his plea and that all sorts of other nonsense had to be taken into account. I didn't seriously think he would, but then, lo and behold, he does exactly that! The cup that keeps on giving. When he has known mental health issues that have resulted in him having in hospital treatment it is hardly possible to just ignore them in any rational, balanced and objective discussion of the matter. Of course there are those who don’t want to discuss things rationally and objectively so a balanced conclusion can be arrived at. They just trot out their prejudices. Cups full of prejudices constantly overflow. A bit like the sewers of Paris after a thunderstorm they dump sh*t everywhere.
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Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 03 Aug 24 10.51am | |
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Originally posted by HKOwen
Referencing the Charlie Hebdo attack was the most absurd bonkers thing I have seen from that individual. When compared to the nonsense routinely trotted out by the cohort of far right apologists who chortle regularly here like a bunch of schoolboys after half a pint of shandy, that idea was more like something from the book of Solomon.
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ASCPFC Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 03 Aug 24 10.51am | |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
When he has known mental health issues that have resulted in him having in hospital treatment it is hardly possible to just ignore them in any rational, balanced and objective discussion of the matter. Of course there are those who don’t want to discuss things rationally and objectively so a balanced conclusion can be arrived at. They just trot out their prejudices. Cups full of prejudices constantly overflow. A bit like the sewers of Paris after a thunderstorm they dump sh*t everywhere. They treat paedophillia in hospital do they? It's not a crime - it's a mental health issue? That's what you seem to be saying.
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HKOwen Hong Kong 03 Aug 24 10.56am | |
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Originally posted by HKOwen
Referencing the Charlie Hebdo attack was the most absurd bonkers thing I have seen from that individual. Stark raving bonkers. Several psychologists could spend years studying that individual and only scratch the surface. Suggesting that the awful opening ceremony was in some way a subliminal message to the Charlie Hebdo muslim murderers is nothing short of insane ( in the medical sense )
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cryrst The garden of England 03 Aug 24 11.03am | |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
When compared to the nonsense routinely trotted out by the cohort of far right apologists who chortle regularly here like a bunch of schoolboys after half a pint of shandy, that idea was more like something from the book of Solomon. Didn’t take long to tar thinkers far right with an opinion that isn’t yours. My case is proved that you agree with starmer.
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Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 03 Aug 24 11.22am | |
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Originally posted by ASCPFC
They treat paedophillia in hospital do they? It's not a crime - it's a mental health issue? That's what you seem to be saying. Of course not. They treat mental illness in hospital. Whether that illness was a factor in his behaviour is unknown, and may remain unknown. So I won’t second guess it. Will you? He has pleaded guilty and awaits a judgement. Which doubtless will be informed by expert examinations and defence submissions of mitigating factors. All the BBC themselves have done is to explain how and why they responded as they did, when they did, with the knowledge they possessed at the time and within the legal constraints that prevailed. It’s quite a complicated journey so not surprisingly some don’t fully understand it and want him stripped, not only of his liberty but also of his assets. Retribution not being justice that seems unlikely to happen.
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ASCPFC Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 03 Aug 24 11.34am | |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
Of course not. They treat mental illness in hospital. Whether that illness was a factor in his behaviour is unknown, and may remain unknown. So I won’t second guess it. Will you? He has pleaded guilty and awaits a judgement. Which doubtless will be informed by expert examinations and defence submissions of mitigating factors. All the BBC themselves have done is to explain how and why they responded as they did, when they did, with the knowledge they possessed at the time and within the legal constraints that prevailed. It’s quite a complicated journey so not surprisingly some don’t fully understand it and want him stripped, not only of his liberty but also of his assets. Retribution not being justice that seems unlikely to happen. He's a paedophile which is a crime. The BBC neglected their duty of care to his victims, their own employees, plus the taxpayer when they not only failed to investigate properly (or did but covered up the findings), continued to pay him and failed to take any complaints against him seriously.
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HKOwen Hong Kong 03 Aug 24 11.37am | |
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Can someone tell the "know it all" narcissist that a judgement in UK law only applies to civil cases not criminal. Ignorance is bliss and how blissful he is.
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Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 03 Aug 24 11.40am | |
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Originally posted by HKOwen
Stark raving bonkers. Several psychologists could spend years studying that individual and only scratch the surface. Suggesting that the awful opening ceremony was in some way a subliminal message to the Charlie Hebdo muslim murderers is nothing short of insane ( in the medical sense ) I’ll ignore the pearls of wisdom from our amateur psychology expert. They are as well balanced as Laurel and Hardy on a seesaw. Strangely I now discover that a number of my bowling colleagues, all perfectly sensible fellows, are actually insane. Who would have known that and even more astonishingly been able to diagnose it from Hong Kong! For when I raised the Charlie Hebdo hypothesis with them as a possible explanation for the daft tableau at the opening ceremony there were murmurs of agreement. Not likely, but possible. Seems we are all off our rockers. Or maybe someone else is. There’s a new thought!
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Teddy Eagle 03 Aug 24 11.45am | |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
I’ll ignore the pearls of wisdom from our amateur psychology expert. They are as well balanced as Laurel and Hardy on a seesaw. Strangely I now discover that a number of my bowling colleagues, all perfectly sensible fellows, are actually insane. Who would have known that and even more astonishingly been able to diagnose it from Hong Kong! For when I raised the Charlie Hebdo hypothesis with them as a possible explanation for the daft tableau at the opening ceremony there were murmurs of agreement. Not likely, but possible. Seems we are all off our rockers. Or maybe someone else is. There’s a new thought! Maybe the murmurs of agreement were because no one fancied several hours of being told why they were wrong.
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