malinheader wrote: » point scoring, lying, stupid posts. Seems to me point scoring is more a trait of your own. Don't get upset if I don't like your post.
dav3 wrote: » If anybody would like to imitate their hero Tommy. There are plenty of child abuse cases in Ireland ongoing with reporting restrictions in place. You just need to turn up outside the court, pretend your a journalist just like Tommy, and start live streaming and videoing people going into court. Let us know how you got on, after you get out of prison.
Grayson wrote: » So you agree with him that I support suicide bombers? I'm pointing out that even people who disagree with me wouldn't even agree with him. It's not about how much people "like" him but how they don't agree with him on that. It wasn't about showing a lack of popularity but a lack of agreement. But you knew that didn't you. You however seen to like your point scoring. So how about you take on the challenge of defending his post? Or you could agree with me that it was stupid and an utter lie.
Tipsy McSwagger wrote: » Where’s your answer when asked to prove he’s a racist?
malinheader wrote: » Pure childish post telling someone they didn't get there post liked . And if you had bothered to follow the thread you would see that not everyone who is disgusted by the case and the way Robinson was treated is a supporter of his. A lot of people fear this will be brushed under the carpet again like A lot of things these days.
Grayson wrote: » That's not an answer. Do you think that people's names should be made public when they're accused? Or just when found guilty?
Grayson wrote: » I've never done that once. My whole post history is available for you to search. Go find a single post where I said or even implied any such thing. Or we can all assume that you're a liar. You notice how even Tommy Robinsons supporters didn't click like on your post? That's how fcuking dumb it is. They know you're just making sh1t up. Even in a very polarised discussion, people who should be on your side don't want to be associated with you. Even though they disagree with me they wouldn't even ascribe that to me.
JohnMc1 wrote: » Wouldn't the children be brought in a different entrance anyway? These scumbags should be identified and have their faces plastered all over the world.
thebull85 wrote: » Take a look at the guys on the video that went to court yesterday. Do you really believe that they are innocent?
Grayson wrote: » So anyone who's accused or anyone found guilty?
20Cent wrote: » Crimes against children always have special restrictions so that the children's identities can be protected. No conspiracy here. He was warned already and ignored the warning.
thebull85 wrote: » Naming them could save thousands more children from being raped. So my answer is yes
Grayson wrote: » On twitter #freetommy was trending. There were also a load of "I am Tommy" tweets. They couldn't seem to manage to say it in french.
Grayson wrote: » Even when it risks identifying the victims? Even when those victims are minors?
Human Sausage wrote: » But never let it be said AH let the facts get in the way of small-minded ranting.
thebull85 wrote: » Scumbag child rapists need to be indentified. End of f***ing story.
Pero_Bueno wrote: » hahahaha! and you yourself are always defending the violence of trucks driving over kids and suicide bombing !! Well done ..
Tipsy McSwagger wrote: » Like the media?
Call Me Jimmy wrote: » Can someone explain the difference between what he does and what I see on the news where criminals are walking to court being asked questions? They often throw the jacket over their head? What was the thing that meant the law was broken? Martin Cahill comes to mind too. Is it a question of proximity to the court?
Robinson is already under a suspended sentence for committing contempt of court over a gang rape case heard in Canterbury last year. Judge Heather Norton handed him a three months imprisonment in May last year but suspended it for 18 months on the condition he did not commit further offences.
“This is not about free speech, not about the freedom of the press, nor about legitimate journalism, and not about political correctness,” the judge told Robinson at the time “It is about justice and ensuring that a trial can be carried out justly and fairly, it’s about being innocent until proven guilty. “It is about preserving the integrity of the jury to continue without people being intimidated or being affected by irresponsible and inaccurate ‘reporting’, if that’s what it was.”
Princess Consuela Bananahammock wrote: » To a certain extent In agree with you, but he could do without they look the next Twitter Pakistani jokes and mortgage fraud. If a Muslim had the same rapsheet Tommy has, Tommy works be demanding his deportarion on the grounds of immorality.