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Chomper Higgot

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  1. Thanks for the apology Yellow, far too few on all sides of the political debate will admit when they make a mistake. My comment is an observation. For a handful of years now there has been a debate on what is and is not permitted to be said on University campuses. The allegation, almost entirely from the rightwing has been that universities are censoring rightwing voices. Allegations of ‘cancel culture’ and ‘snowflakes’. Punch the term ‘You don’t have a right not to be offended’ into a search engine and it will return a flavor of that debate. Again, thank you for your decency in response to my last post.
  2. I didn’t claim anyone was being stopped from speaking. Feel free to: 1. Quote my post(s) in which I claimed “people are being stopped from speaking”. 2. Admit you made that claim up and apologize. 3. Flush your credibility.
  3. It’s interesting how the debate on who should be allowed to speak on University Campuses has so suddenly and diametrically flipped. Gone are the days of ‘You don’t have a right to not be offended’.
  4. There are only 12 opinions that matter. That of the author of this opinion piece, George G. Demos is not known to be amongst them.
  5. The people acquitted in this trial were not objecting to bogus asylum seekers being deported.
  6. Nothing bleeding heart liberal out this Jonny. Despite the obvious warnings that he was trouble he’s been allowed to remain in the UK. He clearly had no grounds for asylum, he should have been processed and deported. Nobody objects to bogus asylum seekers being deported. A failure to manage asylum claim processing left this obviously dangerous individual in the UK. That’s the immigration issue that needs dealing with.
  7. He wasn’t ‘imported’ he arrived without a visas, claimed asylum, a claim that was not processed. He should have been processed and deported soon after arrival. He was not, with tragic consequences. RIP his victim and condolences to his victims family. https://www.itv.com/news/tyne-tees/2024-04-25/murderer-came-to-uk-to-seek-asylum-after-drifting-around-europe-for-years
  8. To house all those disgusting people in places of power in the entertainment, financial and political system. Help me out, I’m not seeing a downside.
  9. Interestingly, you don’t provide a link to where you got any of that.
  10. How about a link from the UN: https://news.un.org/en/story/2024/04/1148876
  11. Not such a disgrace that she feels she should go to court to offer moral support.
  12. Absolutely correct. I hear tell of an incident today in which a document was presented in court that had absolutely no relevance to the case being argued. If the judge is in the ball he’ll direct to jury to ignore the document and the submitting attorney’s statements relating to the document. A judge who’s on the ball can avoid opportunities for spurious claims of false evidence.
  13. https://www.aljazeera.com/news/liveblog/2024/4/25/israels-war-on-gaza-live-calls-grow-for-gaza-mass-graves-investigation
  14. You’re getting better at this. Baseless assumption and whataboutary, all in one very short sentence.
  15. How did Corbyn get into this thread? Oh you broke the glass on the emergency call point ‘If all else fails mention Corbyn’ I’m not sure he’s ever been to the U.S., much less to any of the Universities there.
  16. Yes you did. I also provided a link on Netanyahu’s part in funding Hamas. Any comment on that?
  17. No Brian. You asked a question I answered it. Now let’s see if you can follow this: EP stated he’s seen no news of a prisoner/hostage exchange. I provided a link to the latest news I had seen on the matter. Me providing that link in response to EP asking for a link is absolutely no endorsement on my part of any conditions attached to the reported exchange offer. Let me know if there is anything about that you don’t understand.
  18. I agree with that. The ICJ have found the genocide case against Israel plausible. Do you agree? https://www.npr.org/2024/01/27/1227397107/icj-finds-genocide-case-against-israel-plausible-orders-it-to-stop-violations
  19. Regardless. The insertion of 9/11 is a bit of whataboutary.
  20. Brian. I’ve asked you to explain why are you surprised. It’s a statement you made. You presumably made that statement on the basis of information and or beliefs you held at the time of making the statement. So once again, why are you surprised?
  21. But nevertheless an offer of a prisoner exchange. A link of which I provided in response to EP, refer above.
  22. Why are you very surprised I don’t? Odd thing to say.
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