Or maybe have placed it in the bundle of work marked "last week" and will never look at it again.Indeed. I am presuming the Police are assessing all angles,will rule out the impossible, and apprehend the culprit, no matter how improbable.
Or maybe have placed it in the bundle of work marked "last week" and will never look at it again.Indeed. I am presuming the Police are assessing all angles,will rule out the impossible, and apprehend the culprit, no matter how improbable.
But of course this is all about race – a black-owned bar was dared to be criticised by a white person, possibly a “gentrifier”. Clearly that cannot be allowed. So maybe this defamatory nonsense was cooked up to punish the individual.
Which was then picked up by social media and willingly amplified by the haters on the local urban site. However, throughout the whole storm the chief hater on urban hasn’t felt it necessary to raise the issue of defamation – until now. And in doing so he just demonstrates his partiality, bias and racism.
Did the bar accuse anyone directly? If so, they should make a statement.Have the bar owners made any comment about the mistaken targeting of their neighbour? Or about the group of individuals who apparently took it upon themselves to publicly shame him?
Interesting position. I agree that they are not obliged to make any comment. However, given their central role in the whole affair and the fact that this poor chap had been categorically cleared by the police, I'd like to think they will play a part in explicitly condemning such unacceptably divisive and bullying behaviour in their immediate community. In much the same way the community has rallied in their support by condemning the racist graffiti.Did the bar accuse anyone directly? If so, they should make a statement.
Was there any proven connection between them and the people posting up the accusatory comments? If not, I don't see why they should have to make any statements.
Interesting position. I agree that they are not obliged to make any comment. However, given their central role in the whole affair and the fact that this poor chap had been categorically cleared by the police, I'd like to think they will play a part in explicitly condemning such unacceptably divisive and bullying behaviour in their immediate community. In much the same way the community has rallied in their support by condemning the racist graffiti.
Some quality one-dimensional thinking there.yes let's concentrate on the poor wrongly accused getting justice and apologies from everyone
as that's the most important and crucial issue of course...
Who is "Milly25NEW22", what is their connection to the bar and why do you feel that they are a reliable source?That would be sensible. However as posted above by Nanker this reply by the partner of the bar owner in the Standard suggests that common sense is in short supply:
Milly25NEW2 days ago
To answer your question Cpr1055 - Mr Anderson has never made a statement to the Times and why is everyone ignoring the fact that the so called tourists that the police are hunting were staying in the flat above the bar - and who owns the flat above the bar? This is a good opportunity to explain the 'mysterious' goings on in the flat above the bar. And by the way - when you say Mr Anderson should apologise - it that for being black?????
Very peculiar, is about as euphemistic as I can put it.
Milly states that she is the husband of the bar's owner, in the comment below the one quoted.Who is "Milly25NEW22", what is their connection to the bar and why do you feel that they are a reliable source?
I think I'll take a reader's comment with a pinch of salt for now.Milly states that she is the husband of the bar's owner, in the comment below the one quoted.
Who is "Milly25NEW22", what is their connection to the bar and why do you feel that they are a reliable source?
If you see what else the Standard prints, I wouldn't put much store in that.Could be that "Milly" is a troll stirring up shit, but the Standard is happy enough to publish it....
If you see what else the Standard prints, I wouldn't put much store in that.
It was posted both here on the 25th and on Buzz the same day, and was all over Twitter and Facebook minutes later, so why on earth shouldn't they find out about it a day later?What gets me is how did an organisation such as the Cocoa Butter Project (based in Huddersfield according to their Facebook page) get to learn so quickly of the events that transpired? The police themselves say the incident was reported to them at around 13.00 Monday 25/06/2015.
Cocoa Butter Project first post was on 26/06/2015.
Nicely done. Deflect the answers to your question and infer they are untrue because of some other unspecified, unrelated value judgment.If you see what else the Standard prints, I wouldn't put much store in that.
How can you say that the CCTV doesn’t show anyone coming out of the side of the building, have you seen it? I was very sad to see that such vile abuse was sprayed on the wall of DeeDees. Whilst it would be terrible to be wrongly accused of this has anyone thought how awful it might be for the staff who work there? This bar contribute so much to our community, they have brilliant poetry evenings, comedy and music and they support a children’s theatre group that would not be able to continue without their help. Let’s suppose that the teacher is completely innocent and a tourist did this as suggested. It’s very strange that anyone would allow a stranger stay in their flat without knowing anything about them. Even Airbnb keep details of their clients.
It was in the comments section. It wasn't part of the Standard's article. Has anybody actually looked at any of this or are you all just throwing opinions about without actually bothering to look?!I read that shit rag on the bus home from work, I'm well aware of the crap they print, cheers
Would that "unrelated value judgement" be that the 'proof' was coming in the shape of an unverified reader comment on the Standard's website? Perhaps you blindly take those at face value, but I very much reserve the right to be extremely cynical about their authenticity.Nicely done. Deflect the answers to your question and infer they are untrue because of some other unspecified, unrelated value judgment.
The Standard is fucking shit, as are most of the reader comments it attracts. Is that better for you?It was in the comments section. It wasn't part of the Standard's article. Has anybody actually looked at any of this or are you all just throwing opinions about without actually bothering to look?!
It was in the comments section. It wasn't part of the Standard's article. Has anybody actually looked at any of this or are you all just throwing opinions about without actually bothering to look?
I think if you read my post it says the the author 'states' they are the wife of the owner. Not *is* the wife of the owner.The Standard is fucking shit, as are most of the reader comments it attracts. Is that better for you?
We have received so much support from so many that we really and truly feel inspired and hopeful in a situation which frankly left us bewildered, violated and down-heartened.