I don’t have idiot friends. Which is why I have never befriended you.

The point that was proven is that a group of nasty looking bullies is not allowed to push through a protest on multiple occasions, especially when they dress to make it clear they are the counter protest group.

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Of course it is but is nothing to do with the point. As I said, many who are anti-Zionism are also anti- Semitic but they are not interchangeable terms.

I don’t watch much TV News these days. I prefer to listen and read about events, and only watch if there that will better inform. Watching any bunch of people repeating slogans and waving banners, whatever their cause might be, is a waste of my time. I’d get more from watching paint dry.

So if I don’t like black people for the fact they have curly hair am I racist ?

No he wasn’t. He was restricted for entering an area which wasn’t open to anyone other than those on a protest march and deliberately walking against the flow in a manner intended to provoke a reaction. He could have been a blue spaghetti monster and got the same result.

That an officer reacted to his appearance might have been a mistake but in the context of those circumstances it was also understandable.

Those nasty bully Jewish people wanting to walk the streets of London without being harassed.

What is the country coming to?

Leftist nutcases. There must be a factory in China somewhere that turns them out and sends them to Britain.

Do you seriously want to restrict the right to protest peacefully, just because it happens every week? If there really is intimidation then it should, and I believe, would be dealt with. Just as any march would, whether on St George’s day or Eid Al Fitr.

The police have to balance the right to free expression with their duty to maintain the peace. Upsetting some as a consequence is inevitable.