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Nigel Farage

It's a salacious detail loved by the meeja, also alludes that she may have done the milkshaking to raise her profile. I am aware what Only Fans is, but have no idea who pays to look at stuff on it, all seems very odd when there's so much free grot all over the internet.
 
Actually, Mr Farage has responded by claiming that the case is "The latest example of two-tier justice" and seemingly making the false claim that he was "a Member of Parliament" at the time of the incident concerned:




Bizarrely, Reform UK Party Limited Member of Parliament, James McMurdock has today appeared in the media to criticise the lenient nature of the sentence in this case.

Perhaps it is because he has particular expert knowledge of such matters:





"Nigel Farage has said a Reform UK MP who was jailed for repeatedly kicking his girlfriend deserves “Christian forgiveness”.

The party leader said James McMurdock, who claimed after being elected that he had “pushed” a partner after a previous assault conviction was revealed, has “been forgiven”...

Farage says Reform UK MP who repeatedly kicked girlfriend deserves ‘Christian forgiveness

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"Two-tier" Nigel and James?
 
It's 13 weeks suspended for 12 months.

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Victoria Thomas Bowen, 25, was also ordered to do 120 hours of unpaid work, 15 days of rehabilitation and pay the Clacton MP £150 in compensation for the incident during her sentencing at Westminster magistrates court on Monday.

I think it seems reasonable. I can't stand Farage one bit and I personally don't give AF about him getting milkshake thrown at him, but not having any consequences could literally mean anyone could go around chucking milkshake at people without consequence. If someone chucked milkshake at me I'd want them doing at least 120 hours of unpaid work. Preferably breaking rocks in a hard labour camp.
 
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I think it seems reasonable. I can't stand Farage one bit and I personally don't give AF about him getting milkshake thrown at him, but not having any consequences could literally mean anyone could go around chucking milkshake at people without consequence. If someone chucked milkshake at me I'd want them doing at least 120 hours of unpaid work. Preferably breaking rocks in a hard labour camp.
could you succintly but comprehensively list the reasons for you to be bedecked in milkshake.
 
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I think it seems reasonable. I can't stand Farage one bit and I personally don't give AF about him getting milkshake thrown at him, but not having any consequences could literally mean anyone could go around chucking milkshake at people without consequence. If someone chucked milkshake at me I'd want them doing at least 120 hours of unpaid work. Preferably breaking rocks in a hard labour camp.

I'm not sure I'd have that much thirst for vengeance if someone threw a milkshake over me. I mean I can see it happening with a lot of aggression and I think it's the kind of thing that might get you punched and that would be fair enough but in terms of criminal sanction I dunno, I think I'd like to be able to throw a milkshake over them. And not in some ritualistic court setting, but at some point over the next year, at a job interview or their wedding or something, I get to turn up and milkshake them without consequence. But even then I probably couldn't be bothered tbh.
 
I remember someone being in court for throwing eggs at people attending a National Front demonstration in 1977, the charge being threatening behaviour. His solicitor argued that he was not guilty of the charge, as throwing eggs at political opponents was a traditional way of expressing displeasure at political opponents in Britain. If I recall correctly, he was acquitted by the magistrate.
 
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