Demonstrations, Riots and Disorder Across the UK Following the Southport Attacks

[redruby]

32 minutes ago, RollingJ said:

Below is the post I was referring to

And in part  (the first sentence) it is correct. The 'stereotyping' comment, however, is totally wrong and an invention.

We are going round in circles now.  I’m not stating the obvious yet again. 

[RollingJ]

Just now, redruby said:

We are going round in circles now.  I’m not stating the obvious yet again. 

Does that mean I can finally ignore most of your posts from now on ? - good.

 

 

(Apologies for getting personal @SheffieldForum, but...)

[melthebell]

looks like youve all gone off topic as usual, ive gone back 3 pages cant be arsed to go back anymore if i missed it im sorry.

 

After the Labour Councillor appearing and being remanded

A wife of a Tory Councillors appeared in court and remanded charged with hate offences online.

 

she told people to burn where they live, with them in it for all they care.

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cm23y9ggz33o

 

people really need to watch their mouths with the hate

[RollingJ]

18 minutes ago, melthebell said:

looks like youve all gone off topic as usual, ive gone back 3 pages cant be arsed to go back anymore if i missed it im sorry.

 

After the Labour Councillor appearing and being remanded

A wife of a Tory Councillors appeared in court and remanded charged with hate offences online.

 

she told people to burn where they live, with them in it for all they care.

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cm23y9ggz33o

 

people really need to watch their mouths with the hate

That 'lady' shouldn't be a child-minder -obviously she has never grown up.

What's with physical description lines in the report though - they are a total irrelevance.?

[El Cid]

4 hours ago, redruby said:

its deprivation that causes much crime, not skin colour.

 

So rich people don't commit crime, that a new one on me.

Rich people are more likely to commit fraud, perhaps, but not riot?

[Mister M]

1 minute ago, RollingJ said:

That 'lady' shouldn't be a child-minder -obviously she has never grown up.

What's with physical description lines in the report though - they are a total irrelevance.?

I've noticed reporters do that, they give a brief description of the physical appearance of the defendant

[RollingJ]

Just now, Mister M said:

I've noticed reporters do that, they give a brief description of the physical appearance of the defendant

Why? It not relevant to the alleged offence.

[Mister M]

Just now, RollingJ said:

Why? It not relevant to the alleged offence.

Don't know, it's something I've noticed 

[melthebell]

7 minutes ago, RollingJ said:

That 'lady' shouldn't be a child-minder -obviously she has never grown up.

What's with physical description lines in the report though - they are a total irrelevance.?

no idea, im not a reporter, at a guess would it be similiar to the drawings they used to make of people in court?

[RollingJ]

7 minutes ago, melthebell said:

no idea, im not a reporter, at a guess would it be similiar to the drawings they used to make of people in court?

I'm not a reporter either, but at the risk of once again taking this off-topic I don't quite see your analogy. The reasons for the drawings of defendants in court is due to the 'no cameras' rule. The defendants in court, theoretically, are fair game - although I disagree with that - but physically describing someone who has merely been charged...?

Edited August 10 by RollingJ