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Should Mark Field be charged with assault?
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostHe could have sat down and left it to security? Why did he feel the need to get involved?
Oh yes, instinct. Because what we really need from the "elite" representatives of the UK is wild aggression with no thought.
I suppose it could have been worse. It could have been Churchill doing the assaulting.....
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As you've chosen to be all very clever and just move into ad hominem when I've tried to have nothing more than a genuine discussion, I'm just going to go ahead and ignore you.Originally posted by vetran View Post....
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That was exactly what I thought. Being a MP made him feel self entitled.Originally posted by Whorty View PostIf you can be charged for throwing milkshake over someone, then surely you can be charged for unprovoked physical assault. He could have shepherded her out, but instead he grabbed her at the back of the neck. Not clever.
No doubt the police will do nothing.....Comment
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Someone in general tried to have a genuine discussion? ROFLMFAO this is for schoolboy nonsense only round here.....Originally posted by vwdan View PostAs you've chosen to be all very clever and just move into ad hominem when I've tried to have nothing more than a genuine discussion, I'm just going to go ahead and ignore you.
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You'd have just humped her leg.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostHe could have sat down and left it to security? Why did he feel the need to get involved?
Oh yes, instinct. Because what we really need from the "elite" representatives of the UK is wild aggression with no thought.
I suppose it could have been worse. It could have been Churchill doing the assaulting.....Comment
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Originally posted by vwdan View PostAs you've chosen to be all very clever and just move into ad hominem when I've tried to have nothing more than a genuine discussion, I'm just going to go ahead and ignore you.
suits me. You just threw in a few assertions that were obviously foolish & incorrect so I commented on that and had some fun.Comment
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Followed by divorce and an enormous bill?Originally posted by Zigenare View PostYou'd have just humped her leg.Comment
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Field has been suspended from his ministry now. Really quite a successful stunt from the greenpeace lot.Comment
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