Homophobic attack on London bus - mod warning, please see OP

klaaaz · 07-06-2019 5:29pm #1

2 women were bloodily beaten up by a group of men in a violent homophobic attack. Why do some men get upset, angry and offended at gay people existing, they could have just minded their own business on what other's people's sexuality is but they rather intervene in strangers lives and beat them up for being gay.

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-london-48555889

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Tipsy McSwagger · 07-06-2019 5:31pm

Because of religious beliefs

RasTa · 07-06-2019 5:32pm

Photo does look staged but believe it happened just it's a weird photo to take after what happened

[Deleted User] · 07-06-2019 5:33pm

RasTa wrote: »

Photo does look staged but believe it happened just it's a weird photo to take after what happened

You're not the sentimental type.

Captain Flaps · 07-06-2019 5:33pm

Tipsy McSwagger wrote: »

Because of religious beliefs

"A group of young men began harassing them when they discovered the women were a couple, asking them to kiss while making sexual gestures."

From another article on Sky:

"They started behaving like hooligans, demanding that we kissed so they could enjoy watching, calling us 'lesbians' and describing sexual positions. In an attempt to calm things down, I started making jokes. I thought this might make them go away. Chris even pretended she was sick, but they kept on harassing us, throwing us coins and becoming more enthusiastic about it."

Yeah, definitely sounds like the group you're not so subtly alluding to.

Tipsy McSwagger · 07-06-2019 5:34pm

Captain Flaps wrote: »

"A group of young men began harassing them when they discovered the women were a couple, asking them to kiss while making sexual gestures."

Yeah, definitely sounds like the group you're not so subtly alluding to.

It’s the BBC they ain’t going to mention the Religious angle

DEFTLEFTHAND · 07-06-2019 5:34pm

London is a cesspool of criminality these days.

ceadaoin. · 07-06-2019 5:34pm

Tipsy McSwagger wrote: »

Because of religious beliefs

What? This has nothing to do with religious beliefs. The men wanted the women to put on a show for them. When they refused they beat them. So not just a homophobic attack, a misogynistic one too from men who think that women exist for their titillation, and who don't like to be told no

Silentcorner · 07-06-2019 5:35pm

klaaaz wrote: »

2 women were bloodily beaten up by a group of men in a violent homophobic attack. Why do some men get upset, angry and offended at gay people existing, they could have just minded their own business on what other's people's sexuality is but they rather intervene in strangers lives and beat them up for being gay.

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-london-48555889

What is very worrying is that boys/men are normally socialized not to hit women...even today, it is much more likely that a man would be assaulted by strangers!

Toxic parenting affects girls and boys differently, boys/men lash out, girls/women have a different process.

Birneybau · 07-06-2019 5:35pm

Captain Flaps wrote: »

"A group of young men began harassing them when they discovered the women were a couple, asking them to kiss while making sexual gestures."

Yeah, definitely sounds like the group you're not so subtly alluding to.

4 lads arrested, one had been speaking Spanish. But sure, religion of peace...

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2019/jun/07/two-women-left-bloodied-in-homophobic-attack-on-london-bus

Samuel T. Cogley · 07-06-2019 5:36pm

Not only a bunch of scumbags for attacking a gay couple, but you're no man at all if you beat up a woman.

ILoveYourVibes · 07-06-2019 5:36pm

That is so sad.

suicide_circus · 07-06-2019 5:36pm

spaniards at it again

Birneybau · 07-06-2019 5:37pm

Tipsy McSwagger wrote: »

It’s the BBC they ain’t going to mention the Religious angle

Hammered McWrongUn

Captain Flaps · 07-06-2019 5:37pm

Birneybau wrote: »

4 lads arrested, one had been speaking Spanish. But sure, religion of peace...

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2019/jun/07/two-women-left-bloodied-in-homophobic-attack-on-london-bus

Ah yeah I forgot that Islam is the official religion in Spain, very silly of me.

Birneybau · 07-06-2019 5:40pm

Captain Flaps wrote: »

Ah yeah I forgot that Islam is the official religion in Spain, very silly of me.

It's like heroin, very Moorish

Samuel T. Cogley · 07-06-2019 5:40pm

Captain Flaps wrote: »

Ah yeah I forgot that Islam is the official religion in Spain, very silly of me.

I thought he was talking about Catholicism seeing as there was a sexual element.

[Deleted User] · 07-06-2019 5:43pm

gosh thats terrible, an assault in london.

*carries on with day*

kneemos · 07-06-2019 5:44pm

This thread is actually more disturbing than the attack.

RasTa · 07-06-2019 5:45pm

Well the 4 kids arrested where between 15-18.

suicide_circus · 07-06-2019 5:45pm

kneemos wrote: »

This thread is actually more disturbing than the attack.

is it?

kildare lad · 07-06-2019 5:45pm

Poor girls, at least they caught them ,unfortunately London's gone to the dogs with crime recently , I think there was over 100 people stabbed to death last year there. Other people on the bus were probably worried they'd get stabbed I've they'd intervened .

FunLover18 · 07-06-2019 5:50pm

I don't understand why people are making a religious link. People who want to see two women kissing for entertainment are unlikely to be extremely religious IMO.

Pretzill · 07-06-2019 5:50pm

Cowardly (unts! It depresses me how low society has gone in recent years.

sabat · 07-06-2019 5:50pm

Birneybau wrote: »

4 lads arrested, one had been speaking Spanish. But sure, religion of peace...

Who was the one guy speaking Spanish talking to?

amcalester · 07-06-2019 5:51pm

sabat wrote: »

Who was the one guy speaking Spanish talking to?

One of the victims is from Uruguay, he might have been speaking to her.

Birneybau · 07-06-2019 5:54pm

FunLover18 wrote: »

I don't understand why people are making a religious link. People who want to see two women kissing for entertainment are unlikely to be extremely religious IMO.

It was a thinly veiled dig at Islam.

MrFresh · 07-06-2019 5:55pm

Birneybau wrote: »

It was a thinly veiled dig at Islam.

Thinly veiled?

Mrsmum · 07-06-2019 5:57pm

Terrible to be minding your own business in what should be a safe place for that to happen. It's good they have the guys involved though. Might porn have dehumanised women and lesbians to the extent they are able to get over the taboo of hitting women? Is it even a taboo any more ?

victor8600 · 07-06-2019 5:57pm

While this was a homophobic attack, I think these women just were unlucky to be picked by those lowlifes, who would have likely attacked someone (probably whoever looked weaker) on the bus anyway.

_blaaz · 07-06-2019 5:58pm

MrFresh wrote: »

Thinly veiled?

I think phrase is burka

Homophobic attack on London bus - mod warning, please see OP

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