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Marvin Rees has made a statement so wet I just needed to towel myself down after reading it

To summarise: people from outside Bristol, violence counter productive, A&S shown themselves capable of policing with sensitivity, blah blah

Wanker
 
Marvin Rees has made a statement so wet I just needed to towel myself down after reading it

To summarise: people from outside Bristol, violence counter productive, A&S shown themselves capable of policing with sensitivity, blah blah

Wanker

Given his own father's interactions with said constabulary, an intriguing take
 
The DFDS Liam Fox has the hot take on the Bristol Police riot:

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When investors turn their back on this country, we'll know who to blame.
After the association of Bristol with slaving was highlighted last year it is only things like the flinging of colston into the water and the fortitude shown in the face of police brutality that is redeeming Bristol's reputation
 
Marvin accusing other people of being “politically illiterate and strategically inept” LOL

 
Marvin accusing other people of being “politically illiterate and strategically inept” LOL


Hang on, protesting in Labour-led Bristol won't work - so does he want everyone to hop on a train to Taunton or something? Thought he only wanted locals expressing their views in town?
 
I'm thinking that a good tactic might be for the protestors to try and identify themselves with the protests in Myanmar, Belarus and Hong Kong - it is after all primarily about basic democratic rights, and it helps to reframe things in a way that the establishment and police are less comfortable with. The media campaign against Corbyn was comfortable with his supporters overlapping a little with tankie "anti-imperialists" and the smear campaign hinged largely on magnifying some of the less salubrious fringes.

Reversing that would be a good way to cause some narrative confusion. Also, we seem to be entering an age of democratic reversal, and it is high time that the western left made common cause with democratic movements worldwide instead of viewing all of them with "anti-imperialist" suspicion. I don't know about Myanmar or Belarus, but as for Hong Kong, it would help the movement to demonstrate that democratic principles are more than a mere tool used by western countries to criticise others.
 
ASC - fully committed to brutality against citizens from officers across the gender spectrum


I've been quite anxious and down today, not least because of videos and pictures like that. Not that they shouldn't be shown but seeing it in all its horror has not been great
 
After the association of Bristol with slaving was highlighted last year it is only things like the flinging of colston into the water and the fortitude shown in the face of police brutality that is redeeming Bristol's reputation

A lot of people are really obsessed with the Colston statue thing. They see its potential as a symbolic moment and they're shitting bricks. For many a ten year sentence for hurting a statue's feelings doesn't go far enough, and only the rope will do. Furthermore, everyone in Bristol is guilty of Colston's removal and any and all retribution against them is justified.

It seems even very stupid people can sense when history is not on their side.

e2a: Digging even deeper into the midden heap that is twitter it seems even taking the knee is seen as an aggressive act by some, one which should be punished by the state. I just hope these people never need to tie their shoes.
 
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I've been quite anxious and down today, not least because of videos and pictures like that. Not that they shouldn't be shown but seeing it in all its horror has not been great
I hear that, been thinking about the photographs of injuries sustained by the person I mentioned here, and flashing back to a more personal encounter with SG truncheons and angry attack dogs (leading to an extended period of physio) not unadjacent to where the longhaired livestreamer got sucker-nicked :(
 
It seems even very stupid people can sense when history is not on their side.

The only reason history wouldn't be on their side would be because of the fucking communistic teachers and social workers and the-

I'm sorry, our live feed there appears to have cut out.

Now here's Tom with the weather!
 
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