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Merseyside motorist caught doing 165mph banned
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Who is defending him?And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014 -
I know you're only a PM and thus not very bright, so you must be used to the whooshing sound by now.Originally posted by original PM View Postinteresting - we seem to be defending the hooman rights of a 23 year old unemployed man who was driving a premium car at over twice the legal limit and who when in court generally gave the uk authorities the bird.
He quite clearly has no regard for UK law or authority in general.
He is also clearly being bankrolled by a rich family or (more likely) by criminals.
I guess in this day and age of not being able to speak your mind in case you offend someone that will be fine then.
Hard Brexit now!
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Yes but the law says that driving on a crowded 2 lane autobahn at 150mph is safe but doing 80mph on an empty 3 lane motorway in the Uk is not. It is the law and the law is always rightOriginally posted by malvolio View PostSo that's why the autobahn's are mostly two lane, heavily cambered and with no hard shoulders then... I always did wonder about that.
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Dagnabbit I am not a PM!Originally posted by sasguru View PostI know you're only a PM and thus not very bright, so you must be used to the whooshing sound by now.
so was it just the reference to concentration camps that was the problem? I think more what the recently banned fella was trying to say was that he should be locked up in a sh1tty place and have the key thrown away.Comment
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I'm struggling to believe that.Originally posted by original PM View PostDagnabbit I am not a PM!And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014Comment
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You behave like a PM: i.e. like a cock.Originally posted by original PM View PostDagnabbit I am not a PM!
so was it just the reference to concentration camps that was the problem? I think more what the recently banned fella was trying to say was that he should be locked up in a sh1tty place and have the key thrown away.
No the banned fella was implying that all "pakis" (his word) behaved that way and should be put into concentration camps. But perhaps you think that's simply free speech
Hard Brexit now!
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You are definatly pre MenstrualOriginally posted by original PM View PostDagnabbit I am not a PM!
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Indeed. You don't need to reference concentration camps to say someone should be locked up for a long time, especially when your forum name refers to Kaiser Wilhelm, who committed genocide and built concentration camps in southern Africa, laid the way for the Nazis in Europe and was notoriously racist AND anti-semitic. Context can make a silly statement more or less serious. In this case, the context plus the content was revolting.Originally posted by sasguru View PostYou behave like a PM: i.e. like a cock.
No the banned fella was implying that all "pakis" (his word) behaved that way and should be put into concentration camps. But perhaps you think that's simply free speech
And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014Comment
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Originally posted by zeitghostYou have your accelerator pedal amputated.
I am Brad. I do more than the needful and drive the market rates up by not bobbing my head.Comment
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So are we not allowed to use the words "concentration camps"? Even if we are referring to a lot of gay people standing together?Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostIndeed. You don't need to reference concentration camps to say someone should be locked up for a long time, especially when your forum name refers to Kaiser Wilhelm, who committed genocide and built concentration camps in southern Africa, laid the way for the Nazis in Europe and was notoriously racist AND anti-semitic. Context can make a silly statement more or less serious. In this case, the context plus the content was revolting.Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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