Queen's guard deliberately trample child

Jimmeh · 30 Dec 2021 at 06:50

Energize said:
….To be fair I don't often post about them, there was the Barbados thread and this one which is front page news.

Front page news you say? Please point out which front page?
Are you trying to mislead (again)?

https://news.sky.com/story/sundays-national-newspaper-front-pages-12427754

Energize · 30 Dec 2021 at 06:50

Freakbro said:
Oh and lolEnergize, what a nothingburger, you'd have to be a bit of a delicate ********* to be "shocked" by that video.

Not shocked by seeing a child knocked over.

Shocked as in the way non royals are treated as peasants by the institution, if I marched into a child like that I would be taken away in handcuffs. There has to be something wrong in the head for someone to think that is an ok thing to do.

Energize · 30 Dec 2021 at 06:55

Angilion said:
I think that making false accusations for political purposes is a real issue. You made them. You supported them when it was pointed out that they were false. Your only regret about your actions is that you got caught.

I posted a video of the incident, you can't get more transparent than that. You just have a beef with me criticising the royals after the Barbados thread where you went on a bit of a tirade against me, you're a clear fan of the royals so you attribute some ulterior political motive to every post I make about them good grief. :cry:

Since you aren't interested in discussing the thread topic I won't be responding to you any further.

Freakbro said:
Lol what? And this is where you are as silly as Energize with your pathological dislike of one group which leads you to irrationally ascribing all negative traits to them

Energize identifies as a right wing Libertarian, so pretty much the antithesis of a progressive.

Indeed I don't know where "progressive" came from, any discussion with him now after the Barbados thread just goes on bizarre tangents.

Droolinggimp · 30 Dec 2021 at 06:55

From what I can make out, he didn't put a foot on him, he obviously knocked the kid, the kid fell, the soldier, lifted legs over kid and promptly got back into the march. Plus the soldier went back shortly after to check on the child to see if he/she was ok.

Edit: also looks like the kid was just starting to move out the way but froze at the last second, the guard would have seen the kid move initially in one direction and made a slight adjustment to his own path but as the kid froze it put the guard off and was too late to march around him, resulting in him being knocked over.
I blame the parent. I don't even let my kids out of sight even at home. Kids will be kids and don't give a ****. If that was my kid I would be having a very stern chat with him about what he did. I guess it's easier for us Brits to understand the whole concept of the Queens guard compared to the tourists they get viewing them. I don't think many people out side of England/UK know what these guards actually do and the fact they are not just for show. Highly trained military personal who will shoot on site if threatened or feel a threat against themselves or the Queen whether or not tourists and kids are around.

Meridian · 30 Dec 2021 at 07:01

Can I just nominate this as the most over-hyped film of the year? I was expecting blood and gore, and all I got was idiot kid taking a tumble, then picking himself up while obviously uninjured. If the same thing had happened with two men walking down the high street and not in uniform this thread would not exist.

Energize · 30 Dec 2021 at 07:05

Meridian said:
Can I just nominate this as the most over-hyped film of the year? I was expecting blood and gore, and all I got was idiot kid taking a tumble, then picking himself up while obviously uninjured. If the same thing had happened with two men walking down the high street and not in uniform this thread would not exist.

That's the thing though, this doesn't happen in the high street because people that bulldoze kids would be arrested for assault.

God forbid if someone with sight or hearing impairment was visiting the royal attractions. :cry:

robfosters · 30 Dec 2021 at 07:08

In Energizes mind, because it’s the queens guard, he considers it the actual handiwork of the evil Queen Elizabeth II.

he’ll never forgive her for the Suez Canal crisis.

Feek · 30 Dec 2021 at 07:09

Meridian said:
Can I just nominate this as the most over-hyped film of the year? I was expecting blood and gore, and all I got was idiot kid taking a tumble, then picking himself up while obviously uninjured. If the same thing had happened with two men walking down the high street and not in uniform this thread would not exist.

This.

Werewolf said:
I'm starting to think Enegizer may have a grudge against the royals given how often he brings up how bad they are, last time round I seem to remember him getting a bit tied up in knots claiming the royals allowed things to happen that they shouldn't, whilst at the same time claiming they were too powerful.

This too.