Dancer pushed off train

[Mojooo]

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/4001437/...

This must be assault, if not planned, right?

[GarryA]

Takes two to tango.....

[Norfolkit]

Not the reindeer

[jas xjr]

He did not seem to be bothering anyone

[B3njamin]

Where is that dark night, the Big Man when you need him?

[Jasandjules]

Mojooo said:

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/4001437/...

This must be assault, if not planned, right?

It would be yes (technically battery as there was a physical impact IIRC). Perhaps plod will be looking to this fellow a visit in due course.

[EDLT]

What is it with all these s on public transport videos recently, are they trying to warn people off?

[poo at Paul's]

it's pretty funny though!

[Mojooo]

4 eyes looked a tt anyway.

[smileymikey]

It was pretty funny and sandwich mans timing was genius. Nobody was hurt, all the talk of assault and civil liberties is a load of media whipping it up bks.What happened to the British having a good sense of humour, this country really needs to seem to need to "man the fk up" at the moment

[Mojooo]

If the dancer was dancing on a more crowded train and getting in peoples faces then I wouldn't have minded so much.

But in this case he wasn't and seems to have been pushed off pretty brutally - who knows what happenes to him when he landed on the platform.

Plus he has had his journey cut short! Lets hope it wasn't the last train.

[jas xjr]

I find somebody eating on public transport more offensive than somebody dancing

[Hackney]

Another added: "That guy that pushed him is a p****, could of really hurt him."

What I find worst of all is the use of "of" in this sentence.
These people should be pushed under trains not off them.

[VinceFox]

In two minds about this a bit. Dancer was a bit annoying but harmless. Bloke who pushed him off very probly didnt hurt him but looked a bit of anopportunist bully.

Wonder if he'd mind being pushed off by someone at a stop.

[Rollin]

Sun Comments..

"Good on the pusher . i would have done the same thing . i don't know about you but anyone acting like that in public is a potential danger to society . better to be safe than sorry"



Pusher was a dick.

[poo at Paul's]

I think it was all done as a bit of light hearted banter tbh.

BUT, if this chap was behaving in another odd manner, not dancing, I am not sure he's have lasted as long as he did.
Truth is, acting in a way that causes a distraction, can be very unerving to other passengers. However in this case, I suspect the guy just got a bit fed up of the chappy singing away and for a laugh, bumped him off the train!

[m3jappa]

I wouldn't go as far as to call it assault but it was out of order and a pretty smarmy thing to do to make himself look clever pushing the weirdo off the train.

I hate anything to do with working in London but on a normal visit its weirdo's like this who make my day.

Keep the weirdo's in London!

[SpeedMattersNot]

Hackney said:

Another added: "That guy that pushed him is a p****, could of really hurt him."

What I find worst of all is the use of "of" in this sentence.
These people should be pushed under trains not off them.

Are you intentionally being ironic?

[Olf]

Dancing with your knob out like that is just outrageous - he deserved to be pushed.

[VinceFox]

Right, PH pact time.

Anyone sees that guy on the tube, push him off, yeah?