MatthewCuffe
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Orange juice Revolution!
Million (wo)man picnic in Parliament Square!
Million (wo)man picnic in Parliament Square!
Assassination of Tony Blair - morally justifiable?
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phildwyer said:
Then you oppose the death penalty then phil?
Just I thought judging by your previous posts on politics that you don't oppose the death penalty, I could easily be wrong I can't remember a post of yours on the subject, and could be mis-interpreting your political sphere and placing you in that area unfairly.
As to what it might achieve. I would say it would achieve satisfaction knowing that someone who lied to murder people got their come uppence, got what they deserved.
MatthewCuffe
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Mr.Blair is a murderer. Which is why trial in the High Court/the International Criminal Court in the Hague would be healthy.
nino_savatte
No pasaran!
MatthewCuffe said:
The problem with occupying Parliament Square is that it will attract lots of Met Police on overtime.
MatthewCuffe
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The last two Met officers who stopped and searched me in the SOCPA zone were fully in support of my viewpoints and let me off with a polite warning and a smile.
They also said they have too much paperwork and ridiculous targets under New Labour. I work in a school. I have too much paperwork and ridiculous targets. Spot the difference.
They also said they have too much paperwork and ridiculous targets under New Labour. I work in a school. I have too much paperwork and ridiculous targets. Spot the difference.
MatthewCuffe
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I'm sure somebody could muster up some portaloos. There must be a way. Where there's a will et cetera.
MatthewCuffe said:
Yes. For Blair, Bush, the whole lot of these criminals. Much should need to happen to prevent me from being there, actively participating to give them what they deserve.
This "poll" is a sign of how easy it is for people's mindset to be manipulated ending up in having no realistic sense or idea of morality anymore.
You don't "poll" about morality of murder unless you alread entered the stage in which you find the idea of murder acceptable to begin with.
salaam.
MatthewCuffe
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Enough killing. Enough war. Enough assassination - wasn't Jean Charles de Menezes enough? Wasn't 7th July enough? Wasn't September 11th enough? Wasn't Iraq enough? Wasn't Afghanistan enough?
I don't want wars of terror, or wars on terror. I don't want assassination. I don't want murder.
The best road to peace from the British perspective is a non-violent uprising against the regime, the removal of New Labour, a General Election, a proper discussion of withdrawal of British troops from Iraq and Afghanistan, and a rapid exit from the 'war on terror' or, as it is being re-branded, 'the long war'.
I don't want wars of terror, or wars on terror. I don't want assassination. I don't want murder.
The best road to peace from the British perspective is a non-violent uprising against the regime, the removal of New Labour, a General Election, a proper discussion of withdrawal of British troops from Iraq and Afghanistan, and a rapid exit from the 'war on terror' or, as it is being re-branded, 'the long war'.
MatthewCuffe
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There is no contradiction in the term 'non-violent uprising'.
It is possible the state would get the guns out. It is far more likely that they would not bother. The one key weakness in this regime is its fear of negative publicity.
Also, do not forget that New Labour are losing the support of everyone in the UK - including police officers and soldiers.
Anyone disagree?
It is possible the state would get the guns out. It is far more likely that they would not bother. The one key weakness in this regime is its fear of negative publicity.
Also, do not forget that New Labour are losing the support of everyone in the UK - including police officers and soldiers.
Anyone disagree?
Donna Ferentes
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In several East European countries in 1989.mattkidd12 said:
Donna Ferentes
jubliado
So it did, but it didn't necessarily expect to.
Badger Kitten
oof
WTF is the point of a democracy if we are reduced to assasinating people?
We might as well bin the justice system and go round with pitchforks, burning people we think are witches, or paedophiles.
Just because someone is being an evil twat does not mean I am going to descend to their level.
We might as well bin the justice system and go round with pitchforks, burning people we think are witches, or paedophiles.
Just because someone is being an evil twat does not mean I am going to descend to their level.
likesfish
You can't park here sir
I reckon I could get close enough with a rifle 
although to be honest can't see anyone in power worth a 70p bullet
let alone the couple of hundred quid a surplus dragnov would cost
would it change anything not really and only encourage conspiraloons.
although watching the assorted kunts dive for cover from incoming would be alaugh.
"although I was'nt trying to kill them your honour there not worth it.just trying to make there underpants the same colour as there honour probably would'nt be much of a defence
although to be honest can't see anyone in power worth a 70p bullet
let alone the couple of hundred quid a surplus dragnov would cost
would it change anything not really and only encourage conspiraloons.
although watching the assorted kunts dive for cover from incoming would be alaugh.
"although I was'nt trying to kill them your honour there not worth it.just trying to make there underpants the same colour as there honour probably would'nt be much of a defence
nopassaran
nihilistic sumbody
the thing is what or who would replace blair?....would it be any better - i doubt it
and when you say everyone who is anti-new labour....well surely this would mean including the BNP and Tories on the invitation list.....not a good idea methinks!
and as for the police being reluctant to enforce SOCPA...if you had an occupation of parliament square like what your suggesting - believe you me they'd enforce it alright and there'd probably be a shed load of corpses created in the process.
and as for Galloway's comments well I'm sorry i really don't feel as if i'd be in any position to moralise over the rights and wrongs of assassination to someone who's had their entire family wiped out as a result of the occupation of iraq....MAJOR TOM made a similar point earlier.
all the same non-violence is always a laudable sentiment although there will always be times when it needs to be compromised
and when you say everyone who is anti-new labour....well surely this would mean including the BNP and Tories on the invitation list.....not a good idea methinks!
and as for the police being reluctant to enforce SOCPA...if you had an occupation of parliament square like what your suggesting - believe you me they'd enforce it alright and there'd probably be a shed load of corpses created in the process.
and as for Galloway's comments well I'm sorry i really don't feel as if i'd be in any position to moralise over the rights and wrongs of assassination to someone who's had their entire family wiped out as a result of the occupation of iraq....MAJOR TOM made a similar point earlier.
all the same non-violence is always a laudable sentiment although there will always be times when it needs to be compromised
nopassaran
nihilistic sumbody
behold the voice of (t)reason - spoken like a true anarchist......extremely tempting but the fash would have to get it first...so thinking about about it maybe we should should extend invites to the bnp 
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