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I'm certainly not advocating she goes unpunished.
I'm just not convinced imprisonment for such a long time is the answer. Perhaps having to face those she was advocating such actions against would have been a better punishment.
It was a vile horrible thing to say but if we look at the flames being fanned over Southport, this was not from a quickly deleted post on X, I believe the culpability lies elsewhere but those guilty maybe chose their words more wisely but we're far more incendiary.
I see your point and accept that there well be some who are more guilty but?a ?martyr for the cause?? Only to imbeciles and extremist bullies who find it acceptable to advocate arson and murder.
She suggested that it would be acceptable to go out and burn people to death. Think about that.
You really are something else.
Lets recap shall we?
This was a woman with not even a parking ticket against her.
She posted something in anger without thinking, bearing in mind she had lost a child herself.
She went for a walk, thought about it and came home and deleted it. She even posted an apology online telling people not to do anything nasty.
The police come knocking, she went voluntarily and cooperated.
She pleaded guilty after being fast tracked into court(Starmer justice), yet was slapped with a 2.5 year jail sentence.
Meanwhile, the court system, has Hew Edwards walking free and the Manchester airport thugs. An immigrant child rapist gets let off, as his culture meant it wouldn't register in his head as a crime. Another immigrant rapist of 23 years of age is let off, because his brain isn't "fully developed" according to a judge
This tosser who calls Reform Nazis, has history of decisions going against UK interests. HE FEELS THE POOR WOMAN HASN'T ENDURED ENOUGH, WHILST CRIMINALS ARE BEING RELEASED EARLY. Yet YOU, feel all this is just. You have a very warped idea of what is justice Mr. Lets hope your family doesn't fall foul to it.
Disgraceful
PS you showed yourself up, by introducing a Tory connection into it Since when has that had anything to do with being convicted?
For the purposes of clarification only.
It wasn’t a ‘Tory connection’, could have been any councillor’s wife but as such she is, one imagines, a woman of some ‘standing within the community’ and she actually advocated people indulging in arson with the aim of killing people in a burning building.
You have no more idea than I do as to why she deleted it so quickly. Might just as well have been because someone with a bit more sense warned her of the possible consequences of inciting the incidents that were to take place.
Either way it was a despicable thing to do, I have no sympathy and, as you wish to make it personal, I hope your family never find themselves alone and unwanted in a foreign country at the mercy of those bullies you consistently seek to defend.
Last edited by ramAnag; 02-06-2025 at 12:23 PM.
What a weak evasion.
So , have you suddenly gone right wing and want a rigid and stern justice system, that comes down hard on the convicted?
Or is it relevant only to those that clash with your own moral compass?
You seem comfortable, that a woman, who pleaded guilty/ apologised/ her first offence / said a nasty clump of words on social media gets 2.5 years for it? Her parole hearing was quashed as well, whilst far worse criminals are being released early under Starmers, clear out the prisons policy.
Yet two rapists I example, get let off by weak judges and don't get a mention from you in comparison?
Perhaps your warped knowledge of fair justice, can explain to me, why this man isn't doing 2.5 years? Is it possible, that being a Labour mouth piece and an ethnic, gets you special exemption? His trial still hasn't been run, yet Lucys was fast tracked all the way to sing sing
https://www.itv.com/news/london/2024...e-cut-at-rally
I suspect this has everything to do with your political leanings, more than justice.
On the same note of justice. A Pandoras box is being opened, with the arrest and conviction of the Qur'an burner.
It seems blasphemy laws are now coming into place at this decision, as is the right to freedom of choice and right to offend.
If that was his Qur'an, then he committed no crime under the law, it was his property to burn. Yet someone's hurt feelings trumped that right.
But if we are going down this road, where does the hurt feelings and offense end? Or is it selective on the offended?
What about this bunch and their actions? I see offence here as well. But was it illegal? No action was taken either?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uig1...nnel=APArchive
This country was/is based on free speech, within the law. But seems those fundamentals are now being changed / challenged.
A ‘weak evasion’. In what way?
‘Clash with my moral compass’? Well, yes - call it unusual - but my moral compass does tell me that it’s very wrong for anyone - let alone a local councillor’s wife - to go online and advocate arson and murder.
The comparison with other cases, not something I know about or am prepared to enter into discussion with you over.
You ‘suspect this has everything to do with your political leanings, more than justice’? Suggest you go and take a long hard look in the mirror.
Last edited by ramAnag; 03-06-2025 at 08:31 AM.
Interesting use of words there Sith - I'd say her words were pretty incendiary given the courses of action she was proposing! that said there has to be proportionality in crime and punishment and I don't think the outcome achieves that but rather smacks of making an example.
It's interesting though that a certain Mr farage refers to two tier justice, yet demanded his milkshake attacker receive a custodial sentence yet thinks someone calling for the murder of innocent people should walk scot free.
Perhaps on the face of it (pun intended) the milkshake attacker couldn't have complained had she been in receipt of a short custodial sentence, corbyns egger got 28 days after all.
I still think the X post led to an excessive punishment but by no means should that be mistaken for sympathy.