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TOPIC: Remainer violence
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Re:Remainer violence 6 Years, 3 Months ago
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You think that the Brexit party will get sympathy votes because of a few idiots with milkshakes? I doubt it. Calling it violence seems a bit of a stretch to me, rather like calling squeezing a girl round the waist when she's not expecting it sexual assault. I'd call it slapstick in the "good old British" tradition.
It's a silly and offensive thing to do, and not fair on the guy in the photo. Nigel "we won without a single bullet being fired" Farage, on the other hand, I have little sympathy with.
Nigel Farage shelters on campaign bus to avoid milkshake attack
BREAKING: Nigel Farage says voters have a clear choice this week; namely strawberry, chocolate or vanilla.
twitter.com/haveigotnews/status/1130487268941193218
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Re:Remainer violence 6 Years, 3 Months ago
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Jo wrote:
You think that the Brexit party will get sympathy votes because of a few idiots with milkshakes? I doubt it. Calling it violence seems a bit of a stretch to me, rather like calling squeezing a girl round the waist when she's not expecting it sexual assault. I'd call it slapstick in the "good old British" tradition.
It's a silly and offensive thing to do, and not fair on the guy in the photo. Nigel "we won without a single bullet being fired" Farage, on the other hand, I have little sympathy with.
Nigel Farage shelters on campaign bus to avoid milkshake attack
BREAKING: Nigel Farage says voters have a clear choice this week; namely strawberry, chocolate or vanilla.
twitter.com/haveigotnews/status/1130487268941193218
It's classed as assault Jo,even Tony Blair was horrified the other day with the Farage incident....and it seems to be coming from Remainers with some regularity...you may find it funny now,but when it spreads and people on the other side of the debate cannot go out and campaign you will not be so impressed....
....it has no place in modern democratic politics...and your reply does nothing to promote your otherwise tolerant stance on this board...
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Re:Remainer violence 6 Years, 3 Months ago
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Silent Minority wrote:
Jo wrote:
You think that the Brexit party will get sympathy votes because of a few idiots with milkshakes? I doubt it. Calling it violence seems a bit of a stretch to me, rather like calling squeezing a girl round the waist when she's not expecting it sexual assault. I'd call it slapstick in the "good old British" tradition.
It's a silly and offensive thing to do, and not fair on the guy in the photo. Nigel "we won without a single bullet being fired" Farage, on the other hand, I have little sympathy with.
Nigel Farage shelters on campaign bus to avoid milkshake attack
BREAKING: Nigel Farage says voters have a clear choice this week; namely strawberry, chocolate or vanilla.
twitter.com/haveigotnews/status/1130487268941193218
It's classed as assault Jo,even Tony Blair was horrified the other day with the Farage incident....and it seems to be coming from Remainers with some regularity...you may find it funny now,but when it spreads and people on the other side of the debate cannot go out and campaign you will not be so impressed....
....it has no place in modern democratic politics...and your reply does nothing to promote your otherwise tolerant stance on this board...
I know someone who could be killed by being hit with a milkshake, due to an allergy.
Even without that aspect, to use aggression to stop someone with opposing views speaking is gang-handed thuggery.
Supporting this is like saying that bullying is ok if we dont like the victim very much.
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Re:Remainer violence 6 Years, 3 Months ago
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honey!oh sugar sugar. wrote:
Silent Minority wrote:
Jo wrote:
You think that the Brexit party will get sympathy votes because of a few idiots with milkshakes? I doubt it. Calling it violence seems a bit of a stretch to me, rather like calling squeezing a girl round the waist when she's not expecting it sexual assault. I'd call it slapstick in the "good old British" tradition.
It's a silly and offensive thing to do, and not fair on the guy in the photo. Nigel "we won without a single bullet being fired" Farage, on the other hand, I have little sympathy with.
Nigel Farage shelters on campaign bus to avoid milkshake attack
BREAKING: Nigel Farage says voters have a clear choice this week; namely strawberry, chocolate or vanilla.
twitter.com/haveigotnews/status/1130487268941193218
It's classed as assault Jo,even Tony Blair was horrified the other day with the Farage incident....and it seems to be coming from Remainers with some regularity...you may find it funny now,but when it spreads and people on the other side of the debate cannot go out and campaign you will not be so impressed....
....it has no place in modern democratic politics...and your reply does nothing to promote your otherwise tolerant stance on this board...
I know someone who could be killed by being hit with a milkshake, due to an allergy.
Even without that aspect, to use aggression to stop someone with opposing views speaking is gang-handed thuggery.
Supporting this is like saying that bullying is ok if we dont like the victim very much.
Very well said Honey...a child was in the news recently after having died from a piece of cheese thrown at them....the idiots who found it funny,either here or on the biased BBC would be the first to complain if it happened to them...and lets face facts...you cannot be selective about violence...a milkshake today,a soda with sharp pieces of ice tomorrow...humans are an inventive lot...remember the Holocaust started with a lot of broken glass....and ended in the horrors of the extermination camp!....I doubt the stupid jokes on the BBC helped Farage lose votes...in fact the opposite..
...I hope you had a good day Honey,the weather was certainly lovely here on the Kent coast.
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Re:Remainer violence 6 Years, 3 Months ago
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throwing a milkshake on anyone is hardly violence (unacceptable yes) ..and bizarre that this bloke was said to be "WW2" veteran which would mean he's about 96 years old..he looks pretty young for a 96 year old.
Out of, what over 33 million voters the incidents of violence have been absolutely minimal.
But aren't you ignoring the rock throwing of the Brexit "Tommy Robinson" rally yesterday?
At least that was caught on camera unlike this alleged incident where we only have the word of our "WW2 veteran"..in his 90s (muddled ?  )..perhaps he spilled his yogurt as the close up pics show small bits of strawberry in a quite thick mixture...surely one of the oddest "milkshake" incidents.
Look on the positive side..the "left" are doing their bit for British dairy farmers !!! (unless the milk is from the EU  )
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Re:Remainer violence 6 Years, 3 Months ago
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hedda wrote:
throwing a milkshake on anyone is hardly violence (unacceptable yes) ..and bizarre that this bloke was said to be "WW2" veteran which would mean he's about 96 years old..he looks pretty young for a 96 year old.
Out of, what over 33 million voters the incidents of violence have been absolutely minimal.
But aren't you ignoring the rock throwing of the Brexit "Tommy Robinson" rally yesterday?
At least that was caught on camera unlike this alleged incident where we only have the word of our "WW2 veteran"..in his 90s (muddled ? )..perhaps he spilled his yogurt as the close up pics show small bits of strawberry in a quite thick mixture...surely one of the oddest "milkshake" incidents.
Look on the positive side..the "left" are doing their bit for British dairy farmers !!! (unless the milk is from the EU )
Again Hedda in a democracy you are entitled to your view....and even making your silly little jokes is your right....but if you are going to make comments about his military record do it with a quote,and a source for it please...I've read this in a few papers,and didn't see any reference to the war....both my parents were involved in that,and yes if alive would have been close to the 100 mark.
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7062321...teran-MILKSHAKE.html
This is from the Mail,fits quite well.
'A military veteran who spent 22 years in the Army was covered in a milkshake today while campaigning for the Brexit Party outside a polling station.
Don McNaughton, who is in his 80s and served in the Parachute Regiment from 1960 until 1982,'
Tommy Robinson....very few media mentions...and those that do from Remain/PC/Left sources are not even clear...
www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2019/may/19/...obinson-rally-oldham
'Police have condemned “speculation and ill-informed comments” on social media about violence that erupted during a Tommy Robinson campaign rally in Oldham.'
Again(and now again) Hedda do some research before posting,snippets without links are not the best way....why should I have to go trawling the net to find the facts you yourself should have backed up?
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Re:Remainer violence 6 Years, 3 Months ago
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Green Man wrote:
Jo again shows more stupidity whilst, Honey and SM show common sense. Next time it won't be milkshakes it be corrosive chemicals.
Thank you, but someone having a different view doesn't mean they are stupid.
We all at times show uncharacteristic impatience or irritation over certain subjects, and musing on a forum is often about momentary ideas rather than fixed opinions. (for me, anyway  )
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Re:Remainer violence 6 Years, 3 Months ago
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Thanks, honey, and, yes, my comments are just musings that vary depending on the day and the mood! I realise that even Nigel Farage shouldn't be pelted with anything (the possibility of an allergic reaction occurred to me afterwards) but find the outrage over one drink thrown at him by "violent" and, according to The Sun, "radicalised" Remainers ridiculously manufactured and overblown. I personally find Farage's views, e.g. minimising the murder of a politician from the other side of the political spectrum or stoking anti-immigration/racist sentiment with his "breaking point" poster of a sea of swarthy faces, not to mention the apparent growing support for such views, far more offensive than some silly stunt that only damages a politician's pride. Pretending that milkshake is acid or some kind of slippery slope towards the extermination of right-wing politicians in concentration camps is just silly.
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Re:Remainer violence 6 Years, 3 Months ago
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Silent Minority wrote:
Again Hedda in a democracy you are entitled to your view....and even making your silly little jokes is your right....but if you are going to make comments about his military record do it with a quote,and a source for it please...I've read this in a few papers,and didn't see any reference to the war....both my parents were involved in that,and yes if alive would have been close to the 100 mark.
Of course I am especially when I'm always right (99% 0f the time)
People pay me good money to write bad jokes you know.
But surely you are exaggerating the entire incident..the BBC reported him as a "WW2 veteran" in the beginning which was funny as I'm not sure there are any WW2 vets alive.
The sad truth of course is that even army veterans can be bloody old fools and this bloke is one considering that during WW2 (we all had relatives in it)..the EU really was born out of that conflict in the belief that a combined Europe would no longer be at each other's throats.
And didn't it work well.
So sorry I have little respect for some silly Little Englander who wants to pull apart a united Europe and if spilled yogurt gets him a new suit and a couple of butch blokes beside him turn him on...well bully for him.
## why does he even need bodyguards?..seems to be a huge lack of the public in the form of witnesses and..if it did happen how do we know it was about Brexit?...maybe he owes someone some money or upset a passerby.
(I hope our current military folk aren't frightened off a little tossed yogurt)
But still no word on the violence of the Brexit mad "Tommy Robinson's" thugs and their far worse violence encouraged (covertly) by that creep Nigel Farage.
Talk about a beat up !!
## incidentally..note the difference in media coverage of this (alleged) incident (why no witnesses?) and the tragic Milking of Robinson and Farage which at it's worse, was undignified and the reporting on the very real punch in the head (it's there for the world to see on video) of Jeremy Corbyn recently...a very viscous smack to the head ( so dangerous ) and he was ready for another swing until pulled away ...which was reported as an "egg attack".
### does being in the Armed Forces somehow instill greater intelligence or wisdom on a person? Does it mean their view is somehow more worthy of attention than others or mean they somehow are able to demand more respect?
Why even report this insignificant fact?
It's mentioned because somehow this signifies that he is a more worthy citizen than say, someone working on the bins.
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