discokermit
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sorry.Lots of answers to that question in this thread
sorry.Lots of answers to that question in this thread
they bricked it a bit, but they did demonstrate beforehand.If you'll excuse the pedantry, riot isn't the same thing as a demonstration. (Assuming you did actually "smash" the "Nazi bookshop".)
Just criminal damage then, excuse me.they bricked it a bit, but they did demonstrate beforehand.
Just criminal damage then, excuse me.
Ah, the irony of a thread celebrating free speech being used to celebrate a violent attack on someone else's free speech!
Protest against a racist murder a couple of months ago.
Just criminal damage then, excuse me.
Ah, the irony of a thread celebrating free speech being used to celebrate a violent attack on someone else's free speech!
If you'll excuse the pedantry, riot isn't the same thing as a demonstration. (Assuming you did actually "smash" the "Nazi bookshop".)
#You didn't mention police lawlessness in your first post, you said a protest to "smash up a Nazi bookshop" was "a lot of fun". I'm trying to think of some combination of circumstances where lobbing bricks at a bookshop in necessary to fend off the police, but I'm failing.the police kicked that riot off not us we helped finnish it , they hemmed us in taunting us then horse charged and baton charged us as is the usual , you had to be there up front to have witnessed the truth that day . i was even shocked . had to pull people out from under horses there were people in wheelchairs up front too , at a very legit demonstration
Your point?Irony?
Celebration of free speech?
Not here.
Selling books of racialist filth and murdering people occupy different points on the moral scale, no?
Let's get one thing clear, I'm not defending the "rights" of murderers; I'm defending the rights of us all. You can't be selective with free speech, so if I support it, I have to support it for everyone, however odious. Free speech is very practical: it's what allows you to protest about a wicked crime.Anyhow, my point is that my last demo attendance had nowt to do with free speach or its celebration, but was a reaction to a brutal crime comitted by thosewhose rights you seem to seek to defend.
Since you admit deliberate intent to destroy the bookshop, let's follow the logic of your motives through.free speech for those nazis who will murder , and then take away any right to free speech if ever elected by taking away all democracy NO CHANCE
And we're to give credence to Hitler's deranged writings?hitler said himself in mein kampf the only way he could have been stopped was by utmost brutality from the very start




I'm ashamed to confess it was 1981 or 82 - a Reclaim the Night march when we'd had the usual police response to a couple of rapes.
Which was followed by the police arresting the march leaders when a gang of skinheads started stoning us.
Still, the vigil outside the police station until the women were released was fun
Almost as satisfying as the look on the Chief Super's face the following morning when he called a press conference to try and dismiss the whole business, only to discover that every media outlet just happened to have sent a member of the NUJ Women's Committee, and all but one had been on the march.
Terrible abuse of our position, of course...![]()
If you post that you're proud to have smashed up a "Nazi bookshop", you can't be too surprised if you're asked to elaborate. (If your original description had been more accurate, I would probably have approached it differently.) I don't speak on behalf of other posters, or seek to.i didnt come in here tonight to debate to be honest someone asked what was the last demo i was on and i answered didnt expect to be questioned about it , i was proud to be on it so were thousands of others probably a lot of forum people too