BBC in Trouble again.

[BarraMarra]

The BBC are in hot water again after they allowed a punk band called Bob Vylan who chanted free Palastine and chanted Death to the IDF during there set at Glastonbury yesterday and the Irish rappers kneecap where one of there members is due in Court on Terroism charges.

 

 

[proton]

People have been imprisoned for years in the UK for saying less online, this guy needs to be arrested for incitement to violence and murder

[FlorC]

No free speech in the UK.

[transam]

2 minutes ago, FlorC said:

No free speech in the UK.

Don't be silly...........🙄

[Stocky]

4 minutes ago, FlorC said:

No free speech in the UK.

Quite clearly there is, otherwise people wouldn't be complaining that the BBC broadcast the said instances of free speech. I'm not exactly sure what the BBC is supposed to do as it was a live broadcast.

[JellyBabies]

Free speech?

 

So if I said all people using FlorC as an AN name should be murdered is that acceptable?

 

No its not, nor is it acceptable to incite anyone to kill people

 

 

[sammieuk1]

Just another Bob full of $hit and just as interesting🤔

[Baht Simpson]

I read that as Bob Dylan at first. 🙂 

[Nick Carter icp]

1 hour ago, FlorC said:

No free speech in the UK.

 

   No free speech saying people should be killed .

That's even an instant ban in some places online 

[Nick Carter icp]

3 hours ago, BarraMarra said:

The BBC are in hot water again after they allowed a punk band called Bob Vylan who chanted free Palastine and chanted Death to the IDF

 

   A Black singer singing to a White audience  :

" F Off , you can't have your Country back "

[Magictoad]

1 hour ago, Stocky said:

Quite clearly there is, otherwise people wouldn't be complaining that the BBC broadcast the said instances of free speech. I'm not exactly sure what the BBC is supposed to do as it was a live broadcast.

They have the technology to silence it out. They have been doing live broadcasts for about a hundred years. They took a choice to let it happen. 

[Nick Carter icp]

2 hours ago, Stocky said:

Quite clearly there is, otherwise people wouldn't be complaining that the BBC broadcast the said instances of free speech. I'm not exactly sure what the BBC is supposed to do as it was a live broadcast.

 

   They have a ten second delay between the actual  live event and the broadcast on the screens so they can edit anything out before it gets shown on the screen 

[Nick Carter icp]

3 hours ago, BarraMarra said:

The BBC are in hot water again after they allowed a punk band called Bob Vylan who chanted free Palastine and chanted Death to the IDF

 

   There seems to be  numerous small unknown bands and bands who were previously famous and now forgotten about who are shouting about it Israel and getting publicity and fame .

   Who would have heard about kneecap and Bob Vylian if they hadnt used Israel as a topic to shout about ?

   Shout about Israel to get fame and publicity 

[Packer]

There's no need to kill the IDF.

 

Just disband and imprison the leaders for life. 🙂

[Sir Dude]

The BBC is not fit for purpose and has long strayed from its legal mission to provide unbaised content for all... that has long been cynically tossed to the side. The BBC should be restructured into a pay-to-view system rather than a politically biased and enforced thought-control experiement media that people have no choice over other than to watch (how out of date can you get)... make it pay-per-view/subscription and it will implode into meaningless nonsense as it is so agenda-driven.

[KannikaP]

4 hours ago, BarraMarra said:

The BBC are in hot water again after they allowed a punk band called Bob Vylan who chanted free Palastine and chanted Death to the IDF during there set at Glastonbury yesterday and the Irish rappers kneecap where one of there members is due in Court on Terroism charges.

 

 

Punk band? Two guys Bobby Vylan and Bobbie Vylan (not real names) played some <deleted> at Glasto. It was live on BBC, who then said they will not replay it on iPlayer. So no harm done really, only if you take note and agree with what they were 'singing' about.