Soldato
This is why people are losing respect for the police...
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Soldato
What has a mosque got to do with this? If you were stood outside a mosque or any place of worship with a placard that had writing that was legal in the UK and the police arrested you I would defend you. "Not My King" is perfectly legal speech, isn't offensive in any way. I'm amazed at the amount of posters who are defending the police arresting people for peacefully protesting. I'm sure in a few days when someone you like gets booted off a social media platform you'll will be screaming about free speech. Our ability to stand on a street and peacefully protest and not have the state arrest us or stop us is what true free speech is, not a private company or in Dis86's stupid example of going into a place a worship in the middle of a service and call them paedophiles and not expecting a reaction that will lead to a breach of the peace. If you were to walk into a squaddie pub in Aldershot, say they are all a bunch a (women's genitals) do you think you would get your head kicked in and then likely be charged with a breach of the peace?
Soldato
The Met covering themselves in glory again.
Presumably the Met officers didn't like the idea of a group making it harder for them to go around kidnapping and raping women...
Presumably the Met officers didn't like the idea of a group making it harder for them to go around kidnapping and raping women...
Caporegime
Soldato
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I'm a little confused on this due to the timeline.
They arrested them so they didn't cause problems during the coronation taking place on the Saturday but, from what I can make out, they were arrested at 2am of the morning AFTER the coronation (Sunday morning)
Someone want to help me out here?
They arrested them so they didn't cause problems during the coronation taking place on the Saturday but, from what I can make out, they were arrested at 2am of the morning AFTER the coronation (Sunday morning)
Someone want to help me out here?
A thousand apologies for not placing a great deal of trust in the Met
Really? I am liable to get banned for personal insults if I say what's obviously apparent here....
But please do try to engage in at least some critical thinking....
An extinction rebelion activist just happened to find the need to be in possesion of 'rape alarms' to hand out to Londoners as part of the 'night safety team'... so that's mostly going to be the 'homeless' (who are overwhelmingly male) in the run up to a public event that the likes of XR would clearly love to disrupt in one of their stunts....
This is half the problem with thread like this.... namely that a lot of the public are plain ignorant and too quick to rashly criticise the very people they are reliant on to maintain order.
And it's not as thought it's something the police made up on the spot is it..
Government taking coronation security threats 'very seriously' after reports rape alarms will be thrown at horses
Deputy prime minister Oliver Dowden has responded to reports in a Sunday newspaper that activists would cause disruption to the ceremony.
news.sky.com
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Soldato
Really? I am liable to get banned for personal insults if I say what's obviously apparent here....
But please do try to engage in at least some critical thinking....
An extinction rebelion activist just happened to find the need to be in possesion of 'rape alarms' to hand out to Londoners as part of the 'night safety team'... so that's mostly going to be the 'homeless' (who are overwhelmingly male) in the run up to a public event that the likes of XR would clearly love to disrupt in one of their stunts....
This is half the problem with thread like this.... namely that a lot of the public are plain ignorant and too quick to rashly criticise the very people they are reliant on to maintain order.
And it's not as thought it's something the police made up on the spot is it..
Government taking coronation security threats 'very seriously' after reports rape alarms will be thrown at horses
Deputy prime minister Oliver Dowden has responded to reports in a Sunday newspaper that activists would cause disruption to the ceremony.
Yes but, as I posted a couple above yours, didn't these people get arrested AFTER the event (early Sunday morning)?
Or am I reading it wrong?
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It's Sunday today!
Man of Honour
Nah the night safety team are more focussed on people going out on a saturday/friday night and having a bit too much to drink. They call themselves 'night stars', you see them around soho in pink high viz, I used to do some work with them. Perfectly reasonably that they'd have things like rape alarms to hand out.
Caporegime
Well seeing as the tweets were from yesterday you're more than reading it wrong. You clearly have no idea what day it is!
True, though perhaps less reasonable that they'd also be under suspicion of handle stolen goods:
Police 'arrested volunteers handing out rape alarms' over coronation disruption concerns
The two women and one man were kept at a police station for hours on Saturday, having been arrested in the early hours of the morning.
news.sky.com
Maybe unrelated... and maybe a total coincidence that at least one of them is an AR member too but also leaves open the possibility that these weren't just well-meaning, law-abiding volunteers.
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I know that... It appears I thought the tweets were posted today rather than yesterday
See above.
Soldato
What's "obviously apparent" here?I suspect it's also why he thinks he's so smart, people in the adult film industry aren't exactly professors, by having the intelligence of a wet crayon he might well be the brightest bulb in the room!
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So you're quite happy for people now to be guilty until proven innocent ? Thought crimes are now acceptable ? Unless they have overwhelming evidence, the police should not be allowed to arrest people for pre crimes that may or may not happen
Caporegime
They've not been convicted of anything. Calm your beans.
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So they were kidnapped when the police arrested them ? It wouldn't be the first time I guess, at least they weren't raped or murdered
You don't arrest somebody if you think they are innocent and haven't done anything, that's not how arrested under suspicion of... works
Caporegime
And they had suspicion. You're not arrested on ABSOLUTELY OVERWHELMING EVIDENCE, are you?