Do you blame him or not, MP manhandles woman protester

ILoveYourVibes · 21-06-2019 02:01PM

hots wrote: »

Farage getting milkshaked was pretty funny, no idea how the jo brand thing or this made the news... all non-events.

I think they went too far. If things keep progressing and progressing it cannot go well.

The line is being pushed further and further back.

weldoninhio · 21-06-2019 02:04PM

Matt Barrett wrote: »

He said he thought she might be armed. If she was he'd have been shot with those moves. Also she was passing him he wasn't in any danger.

So look after No. 1 and screw everyone else. The Chancellor of the Exchequer and head of the Bank of England were at the head table from what I've read.

facehugger99 · 21-06-2019 02:04PM

I remember when Prescott punched the guy who threw an egg at him, everyone thought that was great and quite funny.

It was a simpler time.

Yer Da sells Avon · 21-06-2019 02:05PM

FunLover18 wrote: »

You can argue over whether he was in the right or wrong but what world are you living in where throwing someone against a wall and grabbing them by the neck are not physical assault??

I'd be interested to see a Venn diagram of people who think this isn't assault and people who think throwing a milkshake is assault.

I'd be interested to see a Venn diagram of people whose bodies are composed entirely of gammon and people who think this isn't assault.

If they're scared of milkshakes, you'd think they'd be needing smelling salts after seeing that, but nope.

Nermal · 21-06-2019 02:05PM

Matt Barrett wrote: »

No point in a protest that's not inconvenient. It's about being noticed. If they all went into a field in Connemara nobody would notice and it would be pointless.

Invade an event you weren't invited to in order to disrupt it and you're the aggressor. If you start a fight, don't cry when your opponent fights back.

BrokenArrows · 21-06-2019 02:06PM

Jesus this is being totally blown out of proportion.

He stopped her from walking further, didnt choke her as some papers would have you believe. Turned her around with his hand on the back of her neck and led her out.

She was smiling as he walked her out. She was not under any physical pain at all.

But the guy will lose his job because the papers are out for blood.

alchemist33 · 21-06-2019 02:08PM

I heard this on the news today and was expecting something much more violent.

21-06-2019 02:11PM

Hurrache wrote:

Farage gets milshaked - Rosary Clutching Jo Brand tells a joke - A decade of the rosary on the aforementioned beads and god save us all Women with a handbag - OMG, only for divine intervention we could have all been killed.

Farage gets milkshaked - yeah, serves him right. He's literally Hitler.

Jo Brand tells a joke - but it was a joke, snowflakes can't take a joke. Unlike us, except when Sargon of Akkad does it. Then it's a call to violence.

Women with a handbag (gatecrashes an event with high level political figures in attendance and gets forcibly removed when she tries to approach top table) - oh my god, the poor woman was almost strangled to death and put through a pillar! Fire this obvious wife beating member of parliament.

See? Easy to paint a whole side isn't it?

conorhal · 21-06-2019 02:11PM

ILoveYourVibes wrote: »

He has apologized BTW.

I would ask him to resign because i hate cowards.

This is why you NEVER apologize to SJWs. There is nothing genunine about their 'performative outrage', it's just a game of gottcha.

Remember when Greenpeace used to run interference in rubber dingeys while whalers water cannoned them?

These little pussies just cry on twitter to get people fired. In my day you weren't even really considered an activist unless you'd been tear-gassed at least twice.

Spook_ie · 21-06-2019 02:11PM

ILoveYourVibes wrote: »

I agree there are issues with Israeli soldiers and palestinian civilians. However that is different because it's in the middle of a conflict zone.

But the point is you wouldn't know if she was or wasn't armed, was Lee Rigby in a conflict zone? Were any of the London Bridge victims in a conflict zone? Was PC Keith Palmer in a conflict zone?

Now before you start, yes I know they weren't women attackers but you don't need to be in a conflict zone.

dickangel · 21-06-2019 02:11PM

This is what happens when idiots collide.

hots · 21-06-2019 02:12PM

Headline should read something to the effect of "two pricks get acquainted, security firm lose well paying gig". Such a non-story.

Mr.Maroon · 21-06-2019 02:12PM

Nermal wrote: »

Invade an event you weren't invited to in order to disrupt it and you're the aggressor. If you start a fight, don't cry when your opponent fights back.

But she didn't start a fight with him, she was walking by him. He jumped up from his seat and attacked her.

facehugger99 · 21-06-2019 02:15PM

I think I would have been more outraged if the woman had been hotter.

21-06-2019 02:17PM

can someone else look up the "how could you, im a WOMAN" gif from batman returns, im posting from a phone

im very meh on the "right to protest" when those involved seemed to want to be applauded and cheered instead of challenged.

if you decide to intrude upon people and create a fuss in order to make a political point, accept that you might be putting yourself in the way of aggression as a result

in order to play the martyr you might have to undergo a little of what actually happened the martyrs, its good reading look it up. theres pictures.

21-06-2019 02:26PM

elli21 wrote: »

Way OTT from him.

What did he say near the end?.Can you go to bed now please?Looked like this is how he gets his wife to bed when she's nursing a litre of gin all day

No. He didn’t say anything remotely like that!

She said (in my best Liverpudlian accent) “it’s a peaceful protest”

He said (in my most well spoken accent) “oh well (I think), I’ll be peaceful as well”

B_ecke_r · 21-06-2019 02:27PM

he was definitely in the wrong but security also should have reacted quicker.

21-06-2019 03:09PM

ILoveYourVibes wrote:

Anyway I am gay.

ILoveYourVibes wrote:

But if a guy grabbed my neck in that manner I would expect my husband to DECK HIM! And I would expect the other guy to just not press charges and realize he was punched out by the better man!

Does your husband know you are gay?

Hamsterchops · 21-06-2019 03:12PM

I think the mistake he made was to put his hand on her neck. Yes she should have been frog marched out of the room, but that could have been achieved without the 'neck grip'...

B_ecke_r · 21-06-2019 03:12PM

ILoveYourVibes wrote: »

.

But if a guy grabbed my neck in that manner I would expect my husband to DECK HIM! !

If a woman grabbed my girlfriend like that I would, without hesitation, DECK HER.

what's the difference?

ThunbergsAreGo · 21-06-2019 03:16PM

Hamsterchops wrote: »

I think the mistake he made was to put his hand on her neck. Yes she should have been frog marched out of the room, but that could have been achieved without the 'neck grip'...

Where is an acceptable place for him to put his hand though?

TuringBot47 · 21-06-2019 03:17PM

Lux23 wrote: »

She has a right to protest.

At an official protest.
Not invade his space for a media charade.

He used appropriate/minimal force to walk her out.

Charge her for trespassing.

Tell me how · 21-06-2019 03:18PM

naughtb4 wrote: »

Where is an acceptable place for him to put his hand though?

If he had held her elbows, one hand on each elbow, as he walked her out it would have given much more credence to his position that he was afraid of being attacked.

Hamsterchops · 21-06-2019 03:30PM

naughtb4 wrote: »

Where is an acceptable place for him to put his hand though?

He might have stood beside & behind her with his right arm behind her gently pushing against her back & ushering her out.

The neck grip was far too intrusive & ugly looking IMO.

Hurrache · 21-06-2019 03:39PM

bubbles o hara wrote: »

Who was to know it wasn't acid,a gun or a knife? .

Everyone with working eyes.

Spook_ie · 21-06-2019 03:40PM

Hurrache wrote: »

Everyone with working eyes.

You mean those with X-Ray vision to see inside the bag?

m5ex9oqjawdg2i · 21-06-2019 03:44PM

ILoveYourVibes wrote: »

I was referring specifically to security in the room. And they WERE in the room.

Obviously they weren't close enough to handle the situation. They can't be everywhere.

ILoveYourVibes wrote: »

Everyone is sexist. Everyone behaves like i just said. They just don't admit it.

Don't you dare speak on my behalf. I would never want to be associated with somebody with such draconian views such as your self.

ILoveYourVibes wrote: »

All the men terrified of a tiny woman. I wouldn't want any of you walking me home at night!

Good lord!

Appeal to emotion. There's no mention of fear here, yet you imply that anybody who opposes your views on the matter is a coward. Ad Hominem.

ILoveYourVibes wrote: »

A lot.

I respect the traditional female qualities we DO have.

My apologies if that is not acceptable these days.

Your prehistoric views are, well, prehistoric.

Cryptopagan wrote: »

There’s something particularly pathetic about seeing Irish people sticking up for one of these Tory cretins.

What has nationality got to do with this?

ILoveYourVibes wrote: »

I am expressing my opinions. It's rather undermining for you simply say stop with this nonsense.

I must admit my brain might not be as 'logical' as you guys. I might be a little more naive etc. I might not be as smart etc

But i am expressing my opinions in the best way i can in a courteous manner. And i think that should be respected even if my opinion is not.

I am a person and I have feelings.

I am just not as good at arguing as you guys.

Poor little you. You have the audacity to say some really idiotic things on this thread and then try to appeal to emotion with "I have feelings". The hypocrisy of those three words is completely lost on you, isn't it? You have feelings, you think maybe that others have feelings too?

ILoveYourVibes wrote: »

She was a woman

Irrelevant.

and did nothing.

Incorrect.

ILoveYourVibes wrote: »

If she has a husband he should go and beat up Mark Fields!

Calling for violence? Such hypocritical vomit.

ILoveYourVibes wrote: »

That is very interesting. Perhaps we would agree on many other things? I dont know.

I actually HATE arguing though. So avoid those threads and just be silly on here

I get upset easily. I prefer to talk generally. And i don't like to upset people.

You HATE arguing yet you have over 2000 posts since May which are mostly on threads where you are arguing a point... It looks like you love arguing, but hate being called out on your rubbish posts.

ILoveYourVibes wrote: »

There are metal detectors. I just checked. They went through the entrance as normal and were greeted by police. They were not asked for ID.

They did gatecrash the event though.

Security must have known they have were unarmed.

Not all weapons can be detected by a metal detector.

ILoveYourVibes wrote: »

Most women in the Israeli forces don't see combat no matter what you hear.

And to be honest i don't think they should be in the army anyway.

Why should women not be in the army? That's incredibly sexist.

ILoveYourVibes wrote: »

I respect the feminine qualities in women. I don't think we can protect ourselves no as clearly demonstrated in this video.

I certainly want to be protected yes.

I am not a feminist.

Who gave you the right to talk for all women? Nobody, so don't. You don't get to tell women where their place is in the world. Shame on you.

ILoveYourVibes wrote: »

She isn't a man.

Irrelevant.

I really wish you would stop spamming every thread with your vitriol posts.

jeremyj1968 · 21-06-2019 03:51PM

Can't believe that he has been suspended. Presumably it would have been better if he had let the person run past him with whatever she had in her hands and make her way up towards the speaker? Was that the correct course of action? This is one of the reasons that females are used as suicide bombers.

ILoveYourVibes · 21-06-2019 03:55PM

Dax Rich Pastry wrote: »

Obviously they weren't close enough to handle the situation. They can't be everywhere.

Don't you dare speak on my behalf. I would never want to be associated with somebody with such draconian views such as your self.

Appeal to emotion. There's no mention of fear here, yet you imply that anybody who opposes your views on the matter is a coward. Ad Hominem.

Your prehistoric views are, well, prehistoric.

What has nationality got to do with this?

Poor little you. You have the audacity to say some really idiotic things on this thread and then try to appeal to emotion with "I have feelings". The hypocrisy of those three words is completely lost on you, isn't it? You have feelings, you think maybe that others have feelings too?

Irrelevant.

Incorrect.

Calling for violence? Such hypocritical vomit.

You HATE arguing yet you have over 2000 posts since May which are mostly on threads where you are arguing a point... It looks like you love arguing, but hate being called out on your rubbish posts.

Not all weapons can be detected by a metal detector.

Why should women not be in the army? That's incredibly sexist.

Who gave you the right to talk for all women? Nobody, so don't. You don't get to tell women where their place is in the world. Shame on you.

Irrelevant.

I really wish you would stop spamming every thread with your vitriol posts.

This is a really over the top personal attack. Don't speak to me again on this forum please and don't quote me again EVER.

You are on my ignore.

Good bye.

21-06-2019 04:02PM

BrokenArrows wrote: »

Jesus this is being totally blown out of proportion.

He stopped her from walking further, didnt choke her as some papers would have you believe. Turned her around with his hand on the back of her neck and led her out.

She was smiling as he walked her out. She was not under any physical pain at all.

But the guy will lose his job because the papers are out for blood.

And there's a picture of her with a bunny!!!

Do you blame him or not, MP manhandles woman protester

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