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JonnyF

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  1. Whilst I have some sympathy for Daniel Penny and believe he was trying to protect himself and the public, he clearly went too far. He should have released him once he lost consciousness. If Neely regained consciousness and started threatening people again he could have choked him out again, or simply beaten the daylights out of him.

     

    To keep the choke hold for 15 minutes even after he lost consciousness was the wrong thing to do. I think he will be convicted but the sentence will be as lenient as possible.

     

    Given Neely's criminal history (including breaking the jaw and orbital bone of an elderly lady), I don't think he will be a great loss to society.

  2. 1 hour ago, RuamRudy said:

    I am not questioning the methodology, I am challenging your suggestion that brexit occurred because the British, en mass, wanted brexit. If that was the case, the percentage of the electorate who actively voted for it would be higher than the mid 30s, which if I recall, was the reality. 

     

    The EU might not have gotten the support needed to prevent this ongoing disaster, but brexit in no way reflects the views of the majority of Brits.

    Hiding behind the fact some people didn’t care enough to vote is pretty lame IMO. 
     

    You could discredit almost any democratic vote by claiming those who didn’t vote agreed with you.

     

    Those who voted, voted to leave. Simple as…

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  3. 6 hours ago, RuamRudy said:

    Of course, the vast majority of British people didn't vote for brexit in 2016, and even more British people want a return to the EU now. 

    If you don't vote you give up your voice.

     

    Those who cared enough to vote, voted to leave by a majority. That's democracy.

     

    Your notion that people want to return is inane. No doubt based on polls of 1000 Islington lefties or bitter Scots.

     

     

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  4. 4 hours ago, Chomper Higgot said:

    Nonsense.

     

    Market regulation is a primary function of EU governance, it’s how the ‘EU free trade area functions’ within EU wide common regulations.

     

    I can think of numerous examples of the EU controlling what is ‘let loose on EU citizens’.

     

    The exclusion of toxins from foods, untested and unsafe medicines, untested and unsafe electrical goods, untested and unsafe motor vehicles… the list goes on.

     

     

    No EU citizen directly voted for Von Der Leyen.

     

    Most EU citizens didnt vote to be in the EU. They cannot vote to leave. The only time that opportunity was given they voted to get out. Hence it will never be offered again.

     

    Now EU technocrats are deciding what EU citizens can and cannot see.

     

    The mask of the undemocratic federalist project is slipping. The recent corruption scandal is the tip of the iceberg.

     

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  5. 2 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

    Maybe the EU doesn’t want to let AI controlled by corporation loose on EU citizens or give corporations free reign to do whatever they please no matter the consequences.

     

     

    It's up to the citizens what they choose to see or not see.

     

    Nobody voted for the EU to control what is "let loose" on them. Yet more over-reach by what was supposed to be a common market. I'm not surprised you support big state interference in citizens lives though. It's a cornerstone of socialism after all.

  6. 5 minutes ago, Hanaguma said:

    Well, that is now north of $100 BILLION poured away on this misbegotten conflict.   Imagine what could have been done in the US with that money- the roads that could be repaired, the children fed, the facilities to help the indigent... but no. Far more important to posture and pose in a useless conflict to support a country that is not at all important.

    But think of all the opportunities for smug, self congratulatory back slapping at those Champagne dinner parties.

     

    You can't put a price on that...

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  7. 52 minutes ago, Bkk Brian said:

    There's only one Mauricio Garcia shooter. Good read below with all the evidence:

     

    Tracing the Odnoklassniki Profile of the Texas Mall Shooter

    Outside of contextual clues – such as a farewell post right before the 6 May shooting – the account also contains numerous photographs of identification documents.

    On 5 April 2023, an image of a speeding ticket with Garcia’s name and date of birth visible was posted to the OK account.

     

    https://www.bellingcat.com/news/2023/05/09/tracing-the-odnoklassniki-profile-of-the-texas-mall-shooter/

     

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    Thanks. Good to get clarification on his identity after all the misleading reports. For a while there it seemed like there were two of them. Thankfully, it wasn't the 'same person with 2 identities'.

     

    By the look of him, he clearly crossed over on the dark side. Very sad. 

  8. 15 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

    That’s why the criminal Justice system uses investigative processes and why courts see evidence and sworn testimony.


    As you yourself demonstrate, it’s too easy to confuse people with news and social media reports.

     

    Evidence and sworn testimony is the way to go.

    Absolutely. 

     

    Which is why I am somewhat skeptical of reports that this Mexican chap was a far right, neo nazi, white supremacist with 2 faces and interchangeable tattoos.

     

    Let's wait for the evidence.

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