It's one law for them, and an entirely different set of rules for us.
Hey, that reminds me of something....
Oh...and things are FACTS when you say them, I notice.
Remember his shrieks of "homophobic abuse!" when someone accused him of throwing a hissy fit not so long ago? I laughed so much I nearly shat myself at the barefaced twattery of the man.
Actually, what it IS, is institutionalised homophobia. Urban75 as an entity does not recognise and challenge homophobia in the same way that it challenges racism.
Fact.
Have you ever noticed how people who suffix fact-light claims with the word "fact" are usually (but not exclusively) twats?
I quite agree. It's cringingly "laddish" sometimes.It also doesn't pull up on mysogyny as often.
Because it was used quite deliberately, aimed directly at me, knowing that I had said that I found it offensive in the context. It was personal abuse and offensive in a homophobic way in that particular situation.Although I'm not sure some of the things you've said were homophobic actually were ? (Drama Queen???? how is that homophobic?)
And, like the other thread, it is now apparent that the Cunt Collective have turned up and set up camp on this thread, engaging in their usual self-congratulatory circle-jerk, so I'm wasting my time trying to engage in any further sensible discussion. So I'm off.
seeeee ya!So I'm off.
he's certainly a faggot in the south park sense.
Casual homophobic abuse isn't acceptable.
In November 2009 "The F Word", a South Park episode aired dealing with the overuse of the word fag, along with its history and how it evolved from a 16th century slang meaning "old or unpleasant woman" to a homophobic slur into a general insult commonly used amongst American youth.[45] The four lead characters, all young boys, assert that the meaning remains an insult but refers to Harley motorcyclists and convince the town to officially change the meaning which is kept despite criticism from the rest of the nation.[46][47][48]
Casual homophobic abuse isn't acceptable.
Lots of police officers have been charged. Some have been convicted. Most such cases get no significant publicity and so you should not fall into the old trap of believing that if you don't know about it it hasn't happened.
I challenge you to name any more
And - as far as I know - sgt smellie is the only police officer ever to charged with violence whilst on duty. And the judge made sure he was aquitted.
More than 1,000 serving police officers in Britain have criminal convictions, the Liberal Democrats have reported.
More than half of the 1,063 convictions relate to speeding or other motoring offences; 77 officers have convictions for violence and 96 for dishonesty.
. Well yes, anything could have happened. Ian Tomlinson could have been waving an uzi around while tattooing ACAB onto his knuckles. But it's unlikely. So we have to go by probability. If Ian Tomlinson had done anything at all that could have justified use of force, one way or another the police would have let us know about it and so would the media, but there has been absolutely nothing to suggest that, so I think it's fairly safe to say that he didn't do anything to justify any use of force at all.I am simply pointing out that things could have happened that may have amounted to justification for some use of force
They could have summonsed for common assault within the six months' time limit and carried on their inquiries into the manslaughter charge.
The Guardian has learned that Matthews refused to allow investigators from the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) to attend the first postmortem, two days after Tomlinson's death at the G20 protest in April 2009.
Furthermore, it was alleged today that the coroner did not tell the Tomlinson family of their legal right to attend or send a representative to the postmortem, nor of its time and place.
On your point about common assault stopping further charges Paddick doesn't seem to agree with you......
Paddick said:They could have summonsed for common assault within the six months' time limit and carried on their inquiries into the manslaughter charge.
Utter Bullshit. Not one police officer has ever been charged for either death in custody or when they have killed people whilst on duty - Even in the most clear cut cases of police repsonsibility like Blair Peach, Harry Stanley, Cherie Groce, Charles De Menzies and Ian Tomlinson - no charges.
This is not true - officers were charged after the John Shorthouse shooting, as they were after the non-fatal shootings of Cherry Groce and Stephen Waldorf (though each one was found not guilty, somewhat astonishingly so in the case of Waldorf). Police officers were also charged after the death of Christopher Alder. Admittedly none have been been found guilty since the death of David Oluwale (though if you extend "killed people whilst on duty" to include road traffic offences then there have been several convicted of causing death).
Casual homophobic abuse isn't acceptable.
I see that Pickman's has been banned.
I see that Pickman's has been banned.
DB would probably claim that there's no evidence of any causal link between his reporting of PM and the subsequent ban. 'He could have been banned for any number of reasons you cunt thick bollocks etc.'DB makes a meal out of something when being a cunt himself and Pickman's gets a ban, how does that work then?!