Do you blame him or not, MP manhandles woman protester

Shemale · 21-06-2019 06:45PM

biko wrote: »

Real men handle problem themselves.

Real men dont grab women for no reason

Plumbthedepths · 21-06-2019 06:47PM

Shemale wrote:

Real men dont grab women for no reason

Protester invades private function, gets owned by guest, gender is irrelevant.

21-06-2019 06:48PM

Plumbthedepths wrote:

Protester invades private function, gets owned by guest, gender is irrelevant.

Great point. He should have identified as a woman for 30 seconds. Problem solved.

Jamiekelly · 21-06-2019 06:50PM

punisher5112 wrote: »

We need more people like him to be honest....

To many getting away with everything because the others are afraid to do what's right....

He didn't hurt her and didn't grab her by the throat.... He did however hold the back of her neck to guide her out....

If he punched her for example then that would be an issue but I see absolutely no issues with stopping her...

Honestly.....what......we......clearly.......need......is......more.......dots......in......our.....lives......lovely......round......tiny......dots......

Shemale · 21-06-2019 06:52PM

ILoveYourVibes wrote: »

Stop making it worse culture is bad enough.

MAN UP

Wouldnt manning up be toxic :rolleyes:

#feministsareneverwrongevenwhentheylie

ILoveYourVibes · 21-06-2019 06:52PM

Shemale wrote: »

Real men dont grab women for no reason

Thank you.

ILoveYourVibes · 21-06-2019 06:53PM

Shemale wrote: »

Wouldnt manning up be toxic ##ffs

It depends really on context.

elperello · 21-06-2019 06:54PM

ILoveYourVibes wrote: »

No there was a group all with the greenpeace sash. She wore it too. They did know in fairness. The police would not have let her in otherwise.

I think you have to apply to be able to protest there.

If he knew she was Greenpeace he was definitely in the wrong.
Nobody could have risen to his position in government without being aware that the Greenpeace credo for almost 50 years is non-violent direct action.

whiskeyman · 21-06-2019 06:58PM

vetinari wrote: »

It must be terrifying for some the posters here to leave their house.
Threats everywhere! Who knows if the guy sitting next to you on the bus might punch you?
.

I wouldn't expect it from a guy on a bus as he's expected to be there.

If that unknown guy gets into my privately owned car, which I assume was securely locked where I'm not expecting him, I'm going to be concerned about what he's doing and I may react.

lawred2 · 21-06-2019 07:15PM

Plumbthedepths wrote: »

Protester invades private function, gets owned by guest, gender is irrelevant.

Uuggh... 'owned'...

the_syco · 21-06-2019 07:17PM

suicide_circus wrote: »

play stupid games, win stupid prizes

Pretty much this. If she didn't want to be stopped, she shouldn't have worn a bright red dress with a climate change sash.

Timberrrrrrrr · 21-06-2019 07:21PM

Mr.Maroon wrote: »

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

No

He really didn't.

elperello · 21-06-2019 07:24PM

Timberrrrrrrr wrote: »

No

He really didn't.

OK let's all look at the clip again.

ILoveYourVibes · 21-06-2019 07:25PM

elperello wrote: »

OK let's all look at the clip again.

We need MORE than that. We need historically accurate re-enactments!

Timberrrrrrrr · 21-06-2019 07:28PM

elperello wrote: »

OK let's all look at the clip again.

I don't need to, there is no "attack"

Sonny noggs · 21-06-2019 07:48PM

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Once again both sides are going completely over the top:

"Oh you guys must be so scared of women"

"She could have had a gun"

What happened was a silly bint was somewhere she was not supposed to be and was going to make a scene.

There were high profile people there and the woman was making her way there.

An MP saw this, took her by the scruff of her neck and walked her out.

Jobs a good un. No harm done.

She was an idiot, he was a little bit too aggressive, go about your day.

****ing lunacy of him having to apologise. What a funny world this has become

Good call on the ‘silly bint’, hopefully that’ll learn her to expect a response if she provokes someone.

lawred2 · 21-06-2019 07:57PM

A woman making a scene.. how ghastly

cj maxx · 21-06-2019 07:59PM

Complete non-event and media trying to make a story out of it

TCM · 21-06-2019 08:00PM

Well done to that MP.
That protester could have been carrying a bomb or some type of weapon with lethal intentions on mind. She might for example have intended to throw acid over the man.
Why should she have been treated any differently than a man would. If in fact it had been a man, would possibly been wrestled to the floor and arrested.
I congratulate the MP on his swift intervention.
Finally, women whinge about inequality, well this one gained a degree of equality for sure. Perhaps she'll think again before she acts in such an idiotic manner next time she feels entitled.

lawred2 · 21-06-2019 08:02PM

cjmc wrote: »

Complete non-event and media trying to make a story out of it

It's not though is it!?

Tell me how · 21-06-2019 08:04PM

TCM wrote: »

Well done to that MP.
That protester could have been carrying a bomb or some type of weapon with lethal intentions on mind. She might for example have intended to throw acid over the man.
Why should she have been treated any differently than a man would. If in fact it had been a man, would possibly been wrestled to the floor and arrested.
I congratulate the MP on his swift intervention.
Finally, women whinge about inequality, well this one gained a degree of equality for sure. Perhaps she'll think again before she acts in such an idiotic manner next time she feels entitled.

It's not like she was wearing a sash saying "climate protest" or was a with other people who were dressed the same, or were talking loudly to interrupt the meeting before she approached the tables.

I actually think that what she was going to do was to kidnap Philip Hammond and put him in to the bag she was carrying and then leave while everyone feared for their lives.

Still waters · 21-06-2019 08:05PM

Going by some of the comments I thought he had beheaded her with a butchers saw, he could have handled it better but he hardly left her a bloody pulp on the floor, he handled it well I thought, he was effective in controlling any potential threat she may have posed, gender is irrelevant

end of the road · 21-06-2019 08:16PM

Plumbthedepths wrote: »

Protester invades private function, gets owned by guest, gender is irrelevant.

protester holds protest. guest oversteps the mark, gets suspended from his job.
the "invasion" of a private function didn't justify his actions as is correct. what he did outweighs what she did by millions of miles.

end of the road · 21-06-2019 08:24PM

Sonny noggs wrote: »

Good call on the ‘silly bint’, hopefully that’ll learn her to expect a response if she provokes someone.

she didn't provoke anyone. she held a protest.
the actual security seemed to be able to escort the protesters out without misbehaving.

end of the road · 21-06-2019 08:36PM

TCM wrote: »

Well done to that MP.
That protester could have been carrying a bomb or some type of weapon with lethal intentions on mind. She might for example have intended to throw acid over the man.
Why should she have been treated any differently than a man would. If in fact it had been a man, would possibly been wrestled to the floor and arrested.
I congratulate the MP on his swift intervention.
Finally, women whinge about inequality, well this one gained a degree of equality for sure. Perhaps she'll think again before she acts in such an idiotic manner next time she feels entitled.

this is hysterical whatiffery nonsense.
if she was carrying anything lethal she had plenty of opportunities to use it. she didn't, because she wasn't.
what the police would or wouldn't have done isn't relevant, they have training to deal with people, as did the actual security there, who were able to bring the protesters out without incident unlike this have ago hero who is now apparently suspended from his job and under investigation.
so i'm afraid you haven't put forward anything to justify his behaviour.

jeremyj1968 · 21-06-2019 08:46PM

It was like when the slow set comes on at a Traveller wedding.

21-06-2019 08:52PM

end of the road wrote: »

protester holds protest. guest oversteps the mark, gets suspended from his job.
the "invasion" of a private function didn't justify his actions as is correct. what he did outweighs what she did by millions of miles.

Outweighs?

Miles are a measurement unit for a distance.

I won’t bother correcting all the other errors in what you’ve written in this post. Everyone with any common sense knows it’s all a load of horse dung anyway.

ThunbergsAreGo · 21-06-2019 09:02PM

For those saying she was protesting and thus couldn't be touched.

Are there any circumstances one can't protest?

ThunbergsAreGo · 21-06-2019 09:02PM

For those saying she was protesting and thus couldn't be touched.

Are there any circumstances one can't protest?

elperello · 21-06-2019 09:07PM

Timberrrrrrrr wrote: »

I don't need to, there is no "attack"

You really do unless you want to re-define "attack".

Do you blame him or not, MP manhandles woman protester

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