exactly, sums it up nicely.Nah they really didn't. Clearly a calm protest and some coward thought he'd pick on a woman. Like ive said, if that was a 6ft bloke he wouldn't have gone anywhere near him.
Walking past...! Seriously. They burst into a private event, they knew exactly what they were doing. They should thank this minister who marched her out, its given their cause so much more airtime.
I very much doubt it was. If it was it shouldn't be, the more I see the clip the worse it looks.so many people ignoring the fact that what he did was legal.
I very much doubt it was. If it was it shouldn't be, the more I see the clip the worse it looks.
The protesters, from what I saw where calm.
did you like Maggie by any chance?
Err he smashed her face into a concrete column.end of the day he removed a trespasser with reasonable force, didnt strike or choke her just guided her to someone else and that was it. it looks worse as when he grabbed her arm she tried to push pass and as his arm straightened it pushes her in to the column, but as far as the law goes its fine.
she has since admitted to being refused entry but found another way in, so maybe she can be brought up on trespass and breaking and entering charges because as it stands she's more in the wrong than he is.
Err he smashed her face into a concrete column.
and he was asserting his democratic right to remove her.
ok maybe I exaggerated, he was pretty rough when he first got up though.where does the video show that ?!
so many people ignoring the fact that what he did was legal.
Hmmm. Maybe. Maybe not. I think it's clear his response is considered by many to have been disproportionate.
This is a bit off topic but can someone point out to me the point at which climate change became a left/right issue ? For most of my life it was never a left/right issue, but it seems to me that its become this way in recent years, most notably in America where if you worry about climate change you're often classed as a libt4rd or whatever.
ok maybe I exaggerated, he was pretty rough when he first got up though.
by many you mean the vast majority that are not trained and have no experience in such issues ? yeah seems so.
Hmmm. Maybe. Maybe not. I think it's clear his response is considered by many to have been disproportionate.
The legality of her presence in the room is irrelevant btw.
I don't remember seeing any genetically modified cropsWatch it again, closely. Perhaps you should be clear what you are saying before making such statements?
I really do not see the issue here. The fact she is taking no action speaks volumes.
He did not mercilessly beat a women to the ground.. He grabbed her, turned her around, and led her away with just enough force to make sure she understood she was leaving. There were no injuries, and one one died.
The law states the following in regards to protesting:
Under the Human Rights Act everybody has a freedom of expression and a freedom of thought and assembly. This means that everybody has a right to a peaceful protest and no restrictions shall be placed on this unless it is in the interests of national security, public safety or for the prevention of disorder or crime.
There are however some offences that are commonly linked to protesting and these are:
For example, if a group of protestors trespasses on land where genetically modified crops are being grown, whilst the farmer is on the land, then they commit the offence of aggravated trespass.
- Aggravated trespass:
This offence is committed if a protestor or group of protestors trespasses on land and disrupts a lawful activity, intimidates a person engaged in lawful activity or tries to deter them from carrying out that lawful activity.
Penalty - imprisonment and/or fine.
No wonder she wants to keep it away from the Police...
Because it said “beyond the pail”, and not beyond the pale, but I
couldn’t be sure if it was a deliberate pun or not, so I said nothing,
no good playing the amateur Nazi, and getting egg on your face.
excuse me, he is a minister of state and thus projecting to the world that we in the UK treat woman like that and then complain about the attitude prevalent in certain other cultures.Except to the law, which is the ONLY thing that matters, as he hasn't been charged (or convicted) with any offence. Is "trial by Social Media", where non-legal opinions count more than the law, a thing you'd like over the current system?