What are you oinking about now? Oink oink!!
ACAB my arse. If you knew anything you'd know that my contributions here accept the fact that there will always be a need for a police system of some kind. No matter how things turn out, even if the sacred revolution happens, the holy Marxist grain is realised. ACAB is for football hooligans and people who use violence to protect their own and don't require state and law intervening.
I know you love to oink like the oink-it you are, but at least try to do some basic research before you laughably attack the 'ard man approach.
Not that anyone gives a fuck. Guess I'm the mug for even bothering to respond.
Oh and well done for phoning the cops, if it was you, and informing them about the hedgeparty. I guess you might be alarmed to find out about the phone calls I was made aware of. If that was you, pity, because it worked out well for me in the end, and I got an even better rig as a result, so if you or anyone else wants to fuck about in future, bring it on OinkIt, I'll let them take the system for the woods, can't be arsed to store it any longer anyway. Nice try cunt.
Why did the reception staff leave their posts then?
Where have I talked of what happened as any sort of serious attack on the police? It is the exact opposite of everything I have said about how serious I consider most of what happened. I'm not even sure I have used the phrase "attacking the police". That was (as usual) someone else misrepresenting what I had posted.
Of course they did ...
Of course they did ...
You just can't help lying, can you, even when the truth is there for everyone to see on live TV ...
No wonder everyone treats you and your mates as a joke.
You DO know that Millbank Tower isn't the same place as 30 Millbank which is the place that was trashed. You article helopfully contains the line: "A stoical Bryant continued: “To be honest, on the third floor of the tower we felt a lot safer than if we had been in 30 Millbank." ...
And that helps establish how the reception staff in a different building felt how exactly ...
This "office worker" ... they were working in the reception area at 30 Millbank, yes? (If not, your point is .... ???I was home from work that day and watched it all unfold on BBC news. The presenter who was covering the story had an office worker from millbank on the phone and for the duration of the interview he was desperately trying to get the office worker to admit that they were in fear of the protesters. He failed.
Although i paraphrase, at one point the interview sort of ran like this:
Presenter: "But surely you are all feeling scared in the office right now?"
Office worker: "Not really, no"
Presenter: "But surely you are all feeling worried for your safety in the office right now?"
Office worker: "No, not really. They have a right to express their views..."
Presenter: "Aren't you all just a little unsettled by everything going on out there?"
Office worker: "Well.... No, it's actually ok in here despite what you are showing at the moment"
Presenter: "Will you not agree with me that you aren't all at least the teensiest bit concerned by proceedings..."
Office worker: "No"
..and so on for about 5 minutes or so
The subtext of the questioning was quite clear: try and get the worker to admit that there was even a tiny possibility that people in the office may be slightly concerned so their comments would be blown out of all proportion. Fair play to the office worker for not falling for it
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Of course they did ...
You just can't help lying, can you, even when the truth is there for everyone to see on live TV ...
No wonder everyone treats you and your mates as a joke.
This "office worker" ... they were working in the reception area at 30 Millbank, yes? (If not, your point is .... ???
I really don't understand why a few idiots are attempting to convince everyone that the reception staff in 30 Millbank would never have felt the slightest bit concerned for their safety at any stage. It is patently obvious to any normal person that there would have come a time when they were seriously concerned for their safety and so they, er, left ... I seriously do not understand why a few idiots are making this such a big deal. Why does it fucking matter how scared they were anyway? It makes no difference to anyone's argument ...
So you are saying that no force was used or threatened by any protestor against any police officer at any stage in the whole incident at 30 Millbank?
Which bit of "Just fuck off. I have no interest in ever engaging with you again" are you having difficulty with?
Which bit of "Just fuck off. I have no interest in ever engaging with you again" are you having difficulty with?
Yes. It's next door. It actually had it's reception windows broken too (by some protestors who got the wrong building).
I'm not sure that his closing point about the need for people to engage in important voting (i.e. the election rather than X Factor) will find many fans here though ...
I'm not sure that his closing point about the need for people to engage in important voting (i.e. the election rather than X Factor) will find many fans here though ...
I have not seen any pictures of the receptionists "in fear of their lives". I have not even seen any pictures of the receptionists being terrified or in fear for their personal safety (which are the phrases I have actually used). There are hours of footage and thousands of pictures on the web. I have no intention of wasting my life looking for one to prove what is patently bleeding obvious to any normal person: that there came a point at which the receptionist, initially seen carrying on with her work as the first few students came in and started making the place look untidy but very little else (a situation that madzone, who initially raised the issue of the receptionists, implied continued throughout the whole incident (because that was the only footage she had seen at that point) and thus illustrated that all these claims that it had kicked off in anything like a serious way were bollocks*) decided that she was in danger and that it would best to leave. I suspect that the various cameramen also visible in the reception area in those early stages also took exactly the same decision and fucked off at about the same time (in fact one BBC News 24 (I think) reporter was heard on air saying "We've got to get out of here now, it's too dangerous" when they cut to him at about the time the windows started going in).
) ... but when I posted a picture demonstrating that she hadn't got a clue what she was talking about she went into total attack d-b mode as usual. She really should learn not to gob off until she knows what she's gobbing off about and she really does need to do something about her response to being shown to be wrong ... after all, it happens time and time again!)
