The guy had it comming. Just because you're in a wheelchair does not mean you're allowed to obstruct the police.
[QUOTE=Agent_Wesker;26708962]The Amazing Atheist is becoming as stupid as RWJ.[/QUOTE]
I expected that since he became famous.
It's called impartiality, the bbc has to not side with anyone, so no matter how stupid the question the anchor asked was, he had to ask it otherwise it would be the bbc taking his side.
[QUOTE=marcus;26709194]It's called impartiality, the bbc has to not side with anyone, so no matter how stupid the question the anchor asked was, he had to ask it otherwise it would be the bbc taking his side.[/QUOTE]
well yes
he seems to be implying that one question which is an objective view apparently makes the BBC worse than fox news
not exactly sure about the logic there
[QUOTE=toxicpiano;26709238]well yes
he seems to be implying that one question which is an objective view apparently makes the BBC worse than fox news
not exactly sure about the logic there[/QUOTE]
He's probably drunk again
Well, better sack the whole Metropolitan Police Force and give the jobs to these students instead.
All of them always seem to have the perfect society all laid out [i]in their heads[/i] anyway.
[QUOTE=Agent_Wesker;26708962]The Amazing Atheist is becoming as stupid as RWJ.[/QUOTE]
Nothing can ever be as bad as RWJ
the guy in the wheelchair writes on a lefty blog I read, he's even said himself he purposely got in the way of the police during the revolt in order to see what the police would do, however what isn't right is the fact that all he did was be there, he was at the front of the kettle just sitting there, and the copper beat him shitless and dragged him off his wheelchair.
[QUOTE=kittykaty;26711154]the guy in the wheelchair writes on a lefty blog I read, he's even said himself he purposely got in the way of the police during the revolt in order to see what the police would do, however what isn't right is the fact that all he did was be there, he was at the front of the kettle just sitting there, and the copper beat him shitless and dragged him off his wheelchair.[/QUOTE]
This is what I hate, purposely going to the most volatile police situation and just stand there shouting your rights at them.
Wow what a biased fucktard. I liked some of his other videos but this is such a terrible argument. I do agree taking him out of the wheelchair was out of line, but he's just judging BBC news entirely off one report.
[QUOTE=angelangel;26711183]This is what I hate, purposely going to the most volatile police situation and just stand there shouting your rights at them.[/QUOTE]
What are we supposta' do then? Run and hide in fear while they take our education, our healthcare, our parents' jobs from us? Opposition in this context is what he did, got in the way and then made noise about it, highlighting the fact that the police have been free to beat protesters up and deny them their basic human rights for exercising their right to protest.
[QUOTE=kittykaty;26711220]What are we supposta' do then? Run and hide in fear while they take our education, our healthcare, our parents' jobs from us? Opposition in this context is what he did, got in the way and then made noise about it, highlighting the fact that the police have been free to beat protesters up and deny them their basic human rights for exercising their right to protest.[/QUOTE]
I'm not against protests.
I was referring to the few people who turn up every so often at these genuinely peaceful protests with the soul intent and purpose to agitate the police and 'express' themselves, which almost always leads to violence.
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