Being a Jew illegal.. sometimes

[motorbiking]

Surely their 'freedom' supersedes any poxy laws? If a man wants to wander into a fired up crowd and cause trouble, you're suggesting he should be free to do so. You have said so yourself.

You have no evidence he was planning to do any such thing.

 

[JohnD]

I literally quoted

You inserted "breach of the peace" into your reply. Not quoted.

He was not arrested

And it is not illegal to be Jewish.

 

[noseall]

You have no evidence he was planning to do any such thing.

Irrelevant to my point.
You say his freedoms should allow him to go wherever he pleases. Correct?

 

[motorbiking]

You inserted "breach of the peace" into your reply. Not quoted.

He was not arrested

And it is not illegal to be Jewish.

You claim - I claimed he was arrested.

You are lying again.

 

[JonathanM]

Would campaigners for a united Ireland be allowed to wander through an Orange Man march? Would anti fox hunting protesters be allowed to wander through a Countryside Alliance march? I don't actually know the answers, by the way.

 

[JohnD]

Are you still claiming that he was arrested?

For being jewish?

Not true.

 

[noseall]

Would campaigners for a united Ireland be allowed to wander through an Orange Man march? Would anti fox hunting protesters be allowed to wander through a Countryside Alliance march? I don't actually know the answers, by the way.

According to MBK, your freedoms allow you to go anywhere you like, apparently.

 

[motorbiking]

both telling lies now

 

[motorbiking]

Would campaigners for a united Ireland be allowed to wander through an Orange Man march? Would anti fox hunting protesters be allowed to wander through a Countryside Alliance march? I don't actually know the answers, by the way.

I think you are confusing what he did last weekend with what he apparently plans to do this weekend.

There is a difference between an individual's rights and the organiser of a group.

 

[JonathanM]

I think you are confusing what he did last weekend with what he apparently plans to do this weekend.

There is a difference between an individuals rights and the organiser of a group.

It was just a question to add context to the discussion. I don't know the answers. Do you?

 

[joe384]

According to MBK, your freedoms allow you to go anywhere you like, apparently.

You are allowed to cross the road in London, yes. Regardless of who is walking along the road.

 

[joe384]

Never gonna happen.

Openly admitting the protests are not peaceful

 

[carmanmemoranda]

Are you suggesting all those Celtic fans that haven't got a ticket, are allowed by the rozzers into the Rangers areas/pubs etc?
You'd have to be extremely dumb to think that.
'Ticket', lol.

In London recently on a football matchday. Lots of pubs with signs on doors saying "Home fans only, No away fans"

And the police keeping the fans apart, even those that wanted to walk on the other side of the road with the opposition fans.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

You are allowed to cross the road in London, yes. Regardless of who is walking along the road.

Mostly yes, but not always

 

[denso13]

You are allowed to cross the road in London, yes. Regardless of who is walking along the road.

No you aren't, as this case shows.