Thank you for putting that far more diplomatically than I have the stomach to muster.You definitely should. It's abhorrent that you're trying to use a man's death to stop people insulting a political party you like. Like, what the fuck?
And why are you and other people taking this moment of all others to get your digs on the party in?You definitely should. It's abhorrent that you're trying to use a man's death to stop people insulting a political party you like. Like, what the fuck?
So logically then by your own language, murdering them is ok as well ..
You are disgusting
So logically then by your own language, murdering them is ok as well ..
You are disgusting
Where did I do that?And why are you taking this moment of all others to get your 2 cents on the party in?
"The fuck?"
I'm out too, this thread is fucking sick
Where did I say anything like this?And why are you taking this moment of all others to get your digs on the party in?
I don't like the tories either but this is a time where everyone should clearly say murder is wrong and that's it.
Not "murder is bad, but…"
The fuck?
I'm out too, this thread is fucking sick
This is disturbing. Has this sort of attack on MPs become more common in the UK?
What???
This is disturbing. Has this sort of attack on MPs become more common in the UK?
So logically then by your own language, murdering them is ok as well ..
You are disgusting
not really its pretty uncommon. the odd egg throwing or calling them cunts is usually the extent. the last serious attack was jo cox in 2016.This is disturbing. Has this sort of attack on MPs become more common in the UK?
This reads alot like trying equate slurs with calling tories mean names, just so you're aware.So we're saying language isn't potentially corrosive and enabling, particularly if it intersects with people predisposed to violence? Cos that's what we say elsewhere, and rightly so. This is not the same as saying 'Tory scum' = 'I will kill you', but to say it's 'nonsense' that there's, in effect, no possible link, is dishonest. Hatred and idiocy doesn't give a fuck for subtleties, that's kind of the point behind zero-tolerance approaches to this stuff, I thought?
Exactly this, well said.A deeply misguided and politically damaging man has died a deeply unnecessary and tragic death. His actions hurt others but he didn't deserve this, these two sentiments can co-exist simultaneously
This reads alot like trying equate slurs with calling tories mean names, just so you're aware.
not really its pretty uncommon. the odd egg throwing or calling them cunts is usually the extent. the last serious attack was jo cox in 2016.
A dreadful person, by many accounts, but it's still bad. In a country where "TORY SCUM" is a generally accepted phrase, this isn't surprising.
Gonna need receipts of anyone in this thread wishing this on his family. Thank you in advance.You can hate the man and still not wish this on his family. It's not that hard, ERA.
some deep reflection is needed in this thread!
This about as perfect a post regarding this situation as there will be.A deeply misguided and politically damaging man has died a deeply unnecessary and tragic death. His actions hurt others but he didn't deserve this, these two sentiments can co-exist simultaneously
This about as perfect a post regarding this situation as there will be.
wishing this on him is basically an extension, no?Gonna need receipts of anyone in this thread wishing this on his family. Thank you in advance.
Worst part is coming in I knew exactly what I'd find.
You don't have to agree. It doesn't matter if you do or you don't.
The murder of an MP is going to put a spotlight on the rhetoric, the "heat" and the temper of modern politics. It was the case after Jo Cox and it will be again now. Part of that is going to include the language used from all sides of the political spectrum, and thinking Rayner shouting "Tory Scum" at the Labour conference is going to escape further scrutiny just seems laughably naive. It is going to be brought up again, and it is not a good look for Angela or her party - which in turn is why it probably shouldn't have been said in the first place.
I feel like I'm losing my mind. I posted "Hating conservatives is fine" as a direct response to, "Tory scum shouldn't be normalized," and someone comparing hating Tories to hating minorities (which... uh...).
Again, receipts.
Nobody has done that either.
Post 43 and the previous edits done after he died?
Nope.
A deeply misguided and politically damaging man has died a deeply unnecessary and tragic death. His actions hurt others but he didn't deserve this, these two sentiments can co-exist simultaneously
I feel like I'm losing my mind. I posted "Hating conservatives is fine" as a direct response to, "Tory scum shouldn't be normalized," and someone comparing hating Tories to hating minorities (which... uh...).
Its probably in bad taste to say that you won't be upset if they die but that's not the same as wishing it on someone
AgreedIts probably in bad taste to say that you won't be upset if they die but that's not the same as wishing it on someone
Language on Tories can and should not be moderated considering the extent of the damage they have wreaked on the people of this country, esp the vulnerable, and it is a jarring left turn for the discussion to swerve in while a human being's body remains warm. Even if the body belonged to a cuntThis is about the most moderate statement I can make in a thread where people are implying that calling people choosing to do evil things scum is the same as calling minorities slurs and actively contributing to hundreds of their deaths.