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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 13 Jun 15 2.26pm | |
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Because you may have thought the woman was arrested for a "racist" offence because of the headings in some of the press coverage.She wasn't.The heading in some press coverage was a reference to the man,whose separate arrest was covered in the same stories. She was arrested I would have thought for yelling in a "breach of the peace" situation at people quietly going about their business.I suspect the offence was the yelling in a manner likely to cause a breach of the peace at people quietly going about their business.Not the words "go back home". Edited by legaleagle (12 Jun 2015 11.01pm) She was actually charged with a, fashionable, 'racially aggravated' public order offence. If an 85-year-old woman had been arrested and handcuffed at one of the 'anti-austerity' rent-a-mob gatherings, image the outcry from the likes of you, imagine the histrionics of nick, the accusations of fascist police-state etc etc. It is the usual lib/left double standards and hypocrisy.
She pleaded guilty.She got a 6 month conditional discharge. Hardly something she should be proud of. Police may have been OTT about manner of arrest.We weren't there.If they were, doesn't make the law invalid or her conduct anything to applaud.. You seem to think she did nothing wrong.So,lets agree to disagree. I agree, nothing to be proud of. But she was still a victim of politically biased policing. If on a 'peoples' demo, yelling "Tory scum" or "what do we want", "a peoples' revolution", "when do we want it?", "NOW!", she would not have been arrested. Similarly if she was at the football match shouting "go home you bums" and 'general abuse', she would not have been arrested. She was handcuffed and arrested because she was making her comments to a group of Muslims.
You think so? Muslims have been preaching death to the west on the streets of Britain without hindrance.
Thanks elgrande, saved me the trouble of posting a similar answer. But in response to nicks' silly questions:
In the same way the paedophilia at the heart of government and the 'echelons' of British society has gone unchecked. Do we not want to upset them either? And before you accuse me of it, I'm not defending the rights of groomers whatever their background. Nor am I defending the 'death preachers'.
Which brings us back to what should be acceptable or not.
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Because you may have thought the woman was arrested for a "racist" offence because of the headings in some of the press coverage.She wasn't.The heading in some press coverage was a reference to the man,whose separate arrest was covered in the same stories. She was arrested I would have thought for yelling in a "breach of the peace" situation at people quietly going about their business.I suspect the offence was the yelling in a manner likely to cause a breach of the peace at people quietly going about their business.Not the words "go back home". Edited by legaleagle (12 Jun 2015 11.01pm) She was actually charged with a, fashionable, 'racially aggravated' public order offence. If an 85-year-old woman had been arrested and handcuffed at one of the 'anti-austerity' rent-a-mob gatherings, image the outcry from the likes of you, imagine the histrionics of nick, the accusations of fascist police-state etc etc. It is the usual lib/left double standards and hypocrisy.
She pleaded guilty.She got a 6 month conditional discharge. Hardly something she should be proud of. Police may have been OTT about manner of arrest.We weren't there.If they were, doesn't make the law invalid or her conduct anything to applaud.. You seem to think she did nothing wrong.So,lets agree to disagree. I agree, nothing to be proud of. But she was still a victim of politically biased policing. If on a 'peoples' demo, yelling "Tory scum" or "what do we want", "a peoples' revolution", "when do we want it?", "NOW!", she would not have been arrested. Similarly if she was at the football match shouting "go home you bums" and 'general abuse', she would not have been arrested. She was handcuffed and arrested because she was making her comments to a group of Muslims.
You think so? Muslims have been preaching death to the west on the streets of Britain without hindrance.
Thanks elgrande, saved me the trouble of posting a similar answer. But in response to nicks' silly questions:
In the same way the paedophilia at the heart of government and the 'echelons' of British society has gone unchecked. Do we not want to upset them either? And before you accuse me of it, I'm not defending the rights of groomers whatever their background. Nor am I defending the 'death preachers'.
Which brings us back to what should be acceptable or not. Back this claim up then. When you say the word is used as a form of abuse towards ordinary peace abiding muslims, how many roughly?
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elgrande bedford 13 Jun 15 2.38pm | |
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Because you may have thought the woman was arrested for a "racist" offence because of the headings in some of the press coverage.She wasn't.The heading in some press coverage was a reference to the man,whose separate arrest was covered in the same stories. She was arrested I would have thought for yelling in a "breach of the peace" situation at people quietly going about their business.I suspect the offence was the yelling in a manner likely to cause a breach of the peace at people quietly going about their business.Not the words "go back home". Edited by legaleagle (12 Jun 2015 11.01pm) She was actually charged with a, fashionable, 'racially aggravated' public order offence. If an 85-year-old woman had been arrested and handcuffed at one of the 'anti-austerity' rent-a-mob gatherings, image the outcry from the likes of you, imagine the histrionics of nick, the accusations of fascist police-state etc etc. It is the usual lib/left double standards and hypocrisy.
She pleaded guilty.She got a 6 month conditional discharge. Hardly something she should be proud of. Police may have been OTT about manner of arrest.We weren't there.If they were, doesn't make the law invalid or her conduct anything to applaud.. You seem to think she did nothing wrong.So,lets agree to disagree. I agree, nothing to be proud of. But she was still a victim of politically biased policing. If on a 'peoples' demo, yelling "Tory scum" or "what do we want", "a peoples' revolution", "when do we want it?", "NOW!", she would not have been arrested. Similarly if she was at the football match shouting "go home you bums" and 'general abuse', she would not have been arrested. She was handcuffed and arrested because she was making her comments to a group of Muslims.
You think so? Muslims have been preaching death to the west on the streets of Britain without hindrance.
Thanks elgrande, saved me the trouble of posting a similar answer. But in response to nicks' silly questions:
In the same way the paedophilia at the heart of government and the 'echelons' of British society has gone unchecked. Do we not want to upset them either? And before you accuse me of it, I'm not defending the rights of groomers whatever their background. Nor am I defending the 'death preachers'.
Which brings us back to what should be acceptable or not.
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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 13 Jun 15 2.54pm | |
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Because you may have thought the woman was arrested for a "racist" offence because of the headings in some of the press coverage.She wasn't.The heading in some press coverage was a reference to the man,whose separate arrest was covered in the same stories. She was arrested I would have thought for yelling in a "breach of the peace" situation at people quietly going about their business.I suspect the offence was the yelling in a manner likely to cause a breach of the peace at people quietly going about their business.Not the words "go back home". Edited by legaleagle (12 Jun 2015 11.01pm) She was actually charged with a, fashionable, 'racially aggravated' public order offence. If an 85-year-old woman had been arrested and handcuffed at one of the 'anti-austerity' rent-a-mob gatherings, image the outcry from the likes of you, imagine the histrionics of nick, the accusations of fascist police-state etc etc. It is the usual lib/left double standards and hypocrisy.
She pleaded guilty.She got a 6 month conditional discharge. Hardly something she should be proud of. Police may have been OTT about manner of arrest.We weren't there.If they were, doesn't make the law invalid or her conduct anything to applaud.. You seem to think she did nothing wrong.So,lets agree to disagree. I agree, nothing to be proud of. But she was still a victim of politically biased policing. If on a 'peoples' demo, yelling "Tory scum" or "what do we want", "a peoples' revolution", "when do we want it?", "NOW!", she would not have been arrested. Similarly if she was at the football match shouting "go home you bums" and 'general abuse', she would not have been arrested. She was handcuffed and arrested because she was making her comments to a group of Muslims.
You think so? Muslims have been preaching death to the west on the streets of Britain without hindrance.
Thanks elgrande, saved me the trouble of posting a similar answer. But in response to nicks' silly questions:
In the same way the paedophilia at the heart of government and the 'echelons' of British society has gone unchecked. Do we not want to upset them either? And before you accuse me of it, I'm not defending the rights of groomers whatever their background. Nor am I defending the 'death preachers'.
Which brings us back to what should be acceptable or not. Back this claim up then. When you say the word is used as a form of abuse towards ordinary peace abiding muslims, how many roughly?
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derben 13 Jun 15 3.33pm | |
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Because you may have thought the woman was arrested for a "racist" offence because of the headings in some of the press coverage.She wasn't.The heading in some press coverage was a reference to the man,whose separate arrest was covered in the same stories. She was arrested I would have thought for yelling in a "breach of the peace" situation at people quietly going about their business.I suspect the offence was the yelling in a manner likely to cause a breach of the peace at people quietly going about their business.Not the words "go back home". Edited by legaleagle (12 Jun 2015 11.01pm) She was actually charged with a, fashionable, 'racially aggravated' public order offence. If an 85-year-old woman had been arrested and handcuffed at one of the 'anti-austerity' rent-a-mob gatherings, image the outcry from the likes of you, imagine the histrionics of nick, the accusations of fascist police-state etc etc. It is the usual lib/left double standards and hypocrisy.
She pleaded guilty.She got a 6 month conditional discharge. Hardly something she should be proud of. Police may have been OTT about manner of arrest.We weren't there.If they were, doesn't make the law invalid or her conduct anything to applaud.. You seem to think she did nothing wrong.So,lets agree to disagree. I agree, nothing to be proud of. But she was still a victim of politically biased policing. If on a 'peoples' demo, yelling "Tory scum" or "what do we want", "a peoples' revolution", "when do we want it?", "NOW!", she would not have been arrested. Similarly if she was at the football match shouting "go home you bums" and 'general abuse', she would not have been arrested. She was handcuffed and arrested because she was making her comments to a group of Muslims.
You think so? Muslims have been preaching death to the west on the streets of Britain without hindrance.
Thanks elgrande, saved me the trouble of posting a similar answer. But in response to nicks' silly questions:
In the same way the paedophilia at the heart of government and the 'echelons' of British society has gone unchecked. Do we not want to upset them either? And before you accuse me of it, I'm not defending the rights of groomers whatever their background. Nor am I defending the 'death preachers'.
Which brings us back to what should be acceptable or not. Back this claim up then. When you say the word is used as a form of abuse towards ordinary peace abiding muslims, how many roughly?
I am sure that you sincerely believe everything that you say.
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dannyh wherever I lay my hat....... 13 Jun 15 5.26pm | |
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This whole shooting match can be summed up thus in my very humble opinion. Listening to Jeremy Vine on the radio the other day, he was interviewing a very fourth right young lady on the issue of gays being gays openly in public, (to which she very became very uppity because he didn't use the term same sex couples, but gay.) She said that "same sex" couples shouldn't have to put up with looks of disdain and unkind comments when openly showing affection in the general public, as it was everyone's right to express them selves through freedom of choice. Quite right says Jeremy Vine, but surely the people who don't wish to see two people snogging on the street "gay" or other wise ( I liked that bit) are just expressing their "freedom of choice". Que long silence and .....finally the weakest of retorts ...It's not the same. When asked why it wasn't she just said (play ground time) "because it just isn't. Yes it is.
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jamiemartin721 Reading 17 Jun 15 10.50am | |
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This whole shooting match can be summed up thus in my very humble opinion. Listening to Jeremy Vine on the radio the other day, he was interviewing a very fourth right young lady on the issue of gays being gays openly in public, (to which she very became very uppity because he didn't use the term same sex couples, but gay.) She said that "same sex" couples shouldn't have to put up with looks of disdain and unkind comments when openly showing affection in the general public, as it was everyone's right to express them selves through freedom of choice. Quite right says Jeremy Vine, but surely the people who don't wish to see two people snogging on the street "gay" or other wise ( I liked that bit) are just expressing their "freedom of choice". Que long silence and .....finally the weakest of retorts ...It's not the same. When asked why it wasn't she just said (play ground time) "because it just isn't. Yes it is. It is, provided they don't act on those feelings or looks, beyond simple expression, then everyone is happy. I'm a strong believer in the idea that you don't have to like something, but you do have to put up with things you don't like that others do. People need to 'thicken their skin a bit' and realize that maybe if people are having looks of disdain, its those peoples problem, not theirs.
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This whole shooting match can be summed up thus in my very humble opinion. Listening to Jeremy Vine on the radio the other day, he was interviewing a very fourth right young lady on the issue of gays being gays openly in public, (to which she very became very uppity because he didn't use the term same sex couples, but gay.) She said that "same sex" couples shouldn't have to put up with looks of disdain and unkind comments when openly showing affection in the general public, as it was everyone's right to express them selves through freedom of choice. Quite right says Jeremy Vine, but surely the people who don't wish to see two people snogging on the street "gay" or other wise ( I liked that bit) are just expressing their "freedom of choice". Que long silence and .....finally the weakest of retorts ...It's not the same. When asked why it wasn't she just said (play ground time) "because it just isn't. Yes it is. It is, provided they don't act on those feelings or looks, beyond simple expression, then everyone is happy. I'm a strong believer in the idea that you don't have to like something, but you do have to put up with things you don't like that others do. People need to 'thicken their skin a bit' and realize that maybe if people are having looks of disdain, its those peoples problem, not theirs.
This young lady is trying the push the boundaries too far. The right not to like anything is fundamental....We don't want a state where everyone is required to 'like' or agree with what the majority decides is acceptable.....That's thought policing. That said, people have a right to live their lives and be treated 'equally' by the state. However, the idea that you as an individual have to treat everyone 'equally' outside of a business transaction is a bit off. I don't get involved with how you regard or like your brother or sister and it's not the role of the state or any institution to try to socially engineer how you feel. We know they do try to.....But whenever individuals try they should get a tongue lashing.
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npn Crowborough 17 Jun 15 11.48am | |
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This whole shooting match can be summed up thus in my very humble opinion. Listening to Jeremy Vine on the radio the other day, he was interviewing a very fourth right young lady on the issue of gays being gays openly in public, (to which she very became very uppity because he didn't use the term same sex couples, but gay.) She said that "same sex" couples shouldn't have to put up with looks of disdain and unkind comments when openly showing affection in the general public, as it was everyone's right to express them selves through freedom of choice. Quite right says Jeremy Vine, but surely the people who don't wish to see two people snogging on the street "gay" or other wise ( I liked that bit) are just expressing their "freedom of choice". Que long silence and .....finally the weakest of retorts ...It's not the same. When asked why it wasn't she just said (play ground time) "because it just isn't. Yes it is. It is, provided they don't act on those feelings or looks, beyond simple expression, then everyone is happy. I'm a strong believer in the idea that you don't have to like something, but you do have to put up with things you don't like that others do. People need to 'thicken their skin a bit' and realize that maybe if people are having looks of disdain, its those peoples problem, not theirs.
This young lady is trying the push the boundaries too far. The right not to like anything is fundamental....We don't want a state where everyone is required to 'like' or agree with what the majority decides is acceptable.....That's thought policing. That said, people have a right to live their lives and be treated 'equally' by the state. However, the idea that you as an individual have to treat everyone 'equally' outside of a business transaction is a bit off. I don't get involved with how you regard or like your brother or sister and it's not the role of the state or any institution to try to socially engineer how you feel. We know they do try to.....But whenever individuals try they should get a tongue lashing.
Yes, equal rights. Yes, no discrimination. No, you can't tell me I have to approve (I do, but in the words of the doctor in blackadder, that's only because "it leaves more rampant totty for us real men")
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Yes, equal rights. Yes, no discrimination. No, you can't tell me I have to approve (I do, but in the words of the doctor in blackadder, that's only because "it leaves more rampant totty for us real men"
It's important that the state encourages everyone to treat every other group fairly and with respect......But 'approve'.....No one should feel incorrect about that.....And for the state that is a step too far. But homosexuality existing doesn't really mean there wouldn't be more totty about for 'real men' as the numbers of genuine heterosexuals would be decreased on both genders......And an advantage would....I imagine be cancelled out whether homosexuality existed or didn't exist.....Unless you could engineer it for just one gender of course. Though obviously I'm being pedantic here. Edited by Stirlingsays (17 Jun 2015 12.39pm)
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