sleaterkinney
Well-Known Member
Not against the lycra clad cyclists on their payroll?Nope, it’s legal Ed. I haven’t gone against the council on anything else. It really is about disabled people. It’s personal for me.
Not against the lycra clad cyclists on their payroll?Nope, it’s legal Ed. I haven’t gone against the council on anything else. It really is about disabled people. It’s personal for me.
Clearly not but chowce5382 never passes up an opportunity to behave like an arsehole and derive the opposite meaning from what anyone has said. He’s broken the forum rules so many times he should have been banned long ago.erm - is this on?
Not sure which rule I’ve just broken? Can you explain?Clearly not but chowce5382 never passes up an opportunity to behave like an arsehole and derive the opposite meaning from what anyone has said. He’s broken the forum rules so many times he should have been banned long ago.
It might be why he’s so confused about everything else - for all his legal knowledge he seems unable to comprehend the meaning of even quite basic sentences.
If I was I’d being pursuing a political route. I’m not so that answers that oneNot against the lycra clad cyclists on their payroll?
Is making a speech in windrush sq talking about lycra-clad white middle class men political?If I was I’d being pursuing a political route. I’m not so that answers that one
Not when you’re doing it to raise money to fund a legal challenge. If you were doing it as part of a process to overturn the current local government at the next election then it would be.Is making a speech in windrush sq talking about lycra-clad white middle class men political?
You know fine well what rule you've broken, which is linking people's real life identities with their identity on here.Not sure which tule I’ve just broken? Can you explain?
Clearly it's a strictly defined legal term, used only to clarify some legal technicalities in relation to a campaign entirely limited to concerns about consideration of those with disabilities.Is making a speech in windrush sq talking about lycra-clad white middle class men political?
Well, when it comes to LCC it not too far off the markClearly it's a strictly defined legal term, used only to clarify some legal technicalities in relation to a campaign entirely limited to concerns about consideration of those with disabilities.
I was told that you couldn’t name names. I like the fact that you’re relying on this rather than picking up the point I was making. Obviously that’s just not important to youYou know fine well what rule you've broken, which is linking people's real life identities with their identity on here.
This was already explained to you:
Brixton Liveable Neighbourhood and LTN schemes - improvements for pedestrians and cyclists
As I’ve said again and again Ed, this is nothing do with me. If you called me a Blairite, I’d be very happy and comfortable with that. You still associate with this and have never condemned it - just said nothing to do with you despite you saying you’re their treasurer. As snowy_again says...www.urban75.net
So they were on the payroll? Asking for a friendNot against the lycra clad cyclists on their payroll?
Well, when it comes to LCC it not too far off the mark
But they didn’t learn from it did they as they have said since that you shouldn’t put something on social media that you wouldn’t say face to face. This undercuts the premise of what they are saying. I also wouldn’t say it a heavy price, it was probably right. Again, saying it was a heavy price, undercuts their protestations of contrition and so their apologies can’t be believed as a resultIt is weird that this person @chowse5382 seems obsessed with made one stupid statement about three years ago, which didn’t seem representative of anything else they’d ever said or to reflected in their behaviour in any way, and for which they had apologised and seemingly paid a fairly heavy price. Someone was an arsehole for the length of time it took to write a few tweets and presumably learnt from that and moved on. For OneLambeth to be still obsessed with them now they must have been amazingly influential and made a real difference. They seem terrified that person might continue to be using their skills and knowledge to make the case for a better Lambeth.
Yet he seems happy to associate with Sam, who despite being warned by the Police about her behaviour, appears to have carried on with the online abuse under another identity, as the official rep of his group, ever since. In the same way that despite having been warned about linking people to real life identities on here he continues to try to do so on here there is no repentance nor growth.
Some people seem destined to always be arseholes. And arseholes on account of being full of shit, rather than cunts, which have warmth and depth. Qualities he and Sam seem to completely lack.
Let's be clear here, politics isn't just something that happens in Westminster or Lambeth Town Hall meeting rooms.Not when you’re doing it to raise money to fund a legal challenge. If you were doing it as part of a process to overturn the current local government at the next election then it would be.
Because he was standing for office. He took a political stance and said he would review them if he got into office. I said no such thing as I wasn’t sanding for office or holding myself out as doing so. That why supporting a legal challengeLet's be clear here, politics isn't just something that happens in Westminster or Lambeth Town Hall meeting rooms.
It was very much politics, why do you think Shaun Bailey showed up with his bus?
from what i recall they invited all the candidates for london mayor to speak then claimed it wasn't a political rallyLet's be clear here, politics isn't just something that happens in Westminster or Lambeth Town Hall meeting rooms.
It was very much politics, why do you think Shaun Bailey showed up with his bus?
Didn’t Tory councillor and eviction specialist Tim Briggs speak at this non-political rally?from what i recall they invited all the candidates for london mayor to speak then claimed it wasn't a political rally
The answer seems pretty vacuous whatever you think about the question.Tim Briggs has really lost the plot with this rant of a question (seems quite similar to chowce5382 's talking points ).
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Rather than the anti-Semitic Labour Party? Both are equally guilty on the charge you’ve raisedYeah, that definitely reads like someone who would be interested in a sensible reasonable debate. I wonder if anyone in the Conservative party has ever said anything racist Tim? Doesn't that mean we should also say your advice and thoughts comes from the vile racists of the Conservative party?
Also I'm pretty sure Lambeth council are funding the reporting and analysis of traffic levels on their roads, not LCC. I'm sure LCC have in the past funded Rachel Aldred to do some studies but that's not what he implies there. It's just a fucking joke. The answer isn't any good either but yeah I can't imagine having a reasonable conversation with tim briggs of the vile racist conservative party about LTNs.
It was barely a question.The answer seems pretty vacuous whatever you think about the question.
Do better than that EdIt was barely a question.
What was the question? Seemed like virtue signaling to me (to borrow a phrase).Do better than that Ed
Ok, fair enough. I’ll call you edcraw. Better? Or ed for short.What was the question? Seemed like virtue signaling to me (to borrow a phrase).
Also, stop calling me Ed - not just because it's against the rules but it's far too over familiar from someone I really don't want to be at all familiar with.
No - use usernames. You're coming across pretty poorly these days and that's saying a lot.Ok, fair enough. I’ll call you edcraw. Better? Or ed for short.