Which people, Ricky?
It's interesting that the people who believe that throwing a milkshake in someone's face shouldn't be considered assault are often the same people who believe that 'saying things' should be.
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The people who believe that throwing a milkshake in someone's face shouldn't be considered assault but believe that 'saying things' should be. Hope that’s clearer
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Yep. The hurty words brigade ....hurty words are just the worse thing ever. Lob a milkshake...oh just get over it !
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A milkshake now with added quick drying cement! These people who do this are trying to cause serious harm.
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Very well said, it’s staggering how deluded some people are, they call themselves anti-fascist yet they commit assault, theft, vandalism, and wear masks and take action to invoke fear, avoid being identifiable and to suppress speech that they don’t agree with.
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Yes, and beyond the explicit celebrating of violence, it is the victim blaming—that
@MrAndyNgo ‘asked for it’—that is perhaps more subtly disturbing and indicative of the ideological rot. Fascinating to see the double standard in argumentation. But not terribly surprising. -
This is why Trump will be elected again.
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Oh, come on, Ricky. This is utter bullshit, and you know it. If you don't, you should.
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So many titles yet so little common sense...
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