Policing of pro Palestinian marches
Discussion
768 said:
and31 said:
Signage? It’s a swastika ffs-what does a swastika say to you?
How can you possibly think it has “ context”?
They predate the Nazis for a start.How can you possibly think it has “ context”?
Ridgemont said:
Mojooo said:
She did what everyone seems to do these days - get overly emotional for the video camera knowing it would be seen by millions.
The Met put a statement out saying the person had already been arrested...unsure if true though
Hmm. So performative emotionalism as opposed to, y’know, actual emotion given the actually horrendous connotations associated with Hm… let me think… the use of a swastika to protest against the Israeli state?The Met put a statement out saying the person had already been arrested...unsure if true though
I *cannot* for the life of me imagine how she was able to calibrate her performative emotion. A truly epic performance.
fks sake.
I could write an extremely long diatribe about the multilayered clusterfk which is
a) the behaviour of the protesters
b) the response of the police
c) the post you have made in response
Which would dwell at length on the utter bizarro alternative reality we appear now to be living in, but I just genuinely am too sad inside to write it.
How far we have fallen. In just about living memory 6 million Jews were ushered into Gas chambers in the most industrialised effort of mass murder in all of history while under that flag, and the retards and others are connoting this to events in Gaza now. After a live cosplay by Hamas on October 7th.
And meanwhile the police are soft pedalling because of ‘context’.
Words fail me.
A judge has ruled that our friend with the ‘Hamas is terrorist’ banner is able to continue his counter protests after the judge ruled that his bail conditions imposed by the police banning him from the City of Westminster during protests were disproportionate.
Thank God the Judge has an ounce of common sense as the police appear to have none.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/04/13/judge-...
Thank God the Judge has an ounce of common sense as the police appear to have none.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/04/13/judge-...
and31 said:
Signage? It’s a swastika ffs-what does a swastika say to you?
How can you possibly think it has “ context”?
I was in Bali & a Hindu woman had a swastika pendant. In the context of a hindu religious symbol it's utterly inoffensive; in the context of Nazism it's quite unacceptable.How can you possibly think it has “ context”?
bhstewie said:
Swastika's have to be taken in context but don't breach your bail conditions by holding up a banner saying Hamas are terrorists.
Christ there really is something very wrong at the Met isn't there.
You have only just noticed? Some of us have been pointing this out for months but we're called racists and were told there was nothing to worry about...Christ there really is something very wrong at the Met isn't there.
Biggy Stardust said:
and31 said:
Signage? It’s a swastika ffs-what does a swastika say to you?
How can you possibly think it has “ context”?
I was in Bali & a Hindu woman had a swastika pendant. In the context of a hindu religious symbol it's utterly inoffensive; in the context of Nazism it's quite unacceptable.How can you possibly think it has “ context”?
Outside of some military collectors room/museum, re-enactment or filming, I’m not sure when having a nazi symbol would be seen as okay.
I’d have thought the context was pretty obvious being present at any pro-Palestine / hamas protest.
Ridgemont said:
A judge has ruled that our friend with the ‘Hamas is terrorist’ banner is able to continue his counter protests after the judge ruled that his bail conditions imposed by the police banning him from the City of Westminster during protests were disproportionate.
Thank God the Judge has an ounce of common sense as the police appear to have none.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/04/13/judge-...
I can see both sides of it personally, who'd want to be the Met keeping huge groups of pro-palestine protestors from getting to this bloke every weekend when he turns up with his sign. They have enough on their plates as it is, constant mutual aid each weekend, not enough staff to maintain daily business etc, it's costing millions.Thank God the Judge has an ounce of common sense as the police appear to have none.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/04/13/judge-...
Greendubber said:
Ridgemont said:
A judge has ruled that our friend with the ‘Hamas is terrorist’ banner is able to continue his counter protests after the judge ruled that his bail conditions imposed by the police banning him from the City of Westminster during protests were disproportionate.
Thank God the Judge has an ounce of common sense as the police appear to have none.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/04/13/judge-...
I can see both sides of it personally, who'd want to be the Met keeping huge groups of pro-palestine protestors from getting to this bloke every weekend when he turns up with his sign. They have enough on their plates as it is, constant mutual aid each weekend, not enough staff to maintain daily business etc, it's costing millions.Thank God the Judge has an ounce of common sense as the police appear to have none.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/04/13/judge-...
How about just arresting everybody who attacks him or shutting down the hate marches in the first place. You know actually doing your job.
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