Altercation at Terminal 2

i kne albert davy said:
Sorry mate that's bollocks, yes I believe in equality equality doesn't mean it's fine to punch at 5ft 2 young woman in the face like an animal with enough force to break her nose that's not equality.
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The rat could easily have killed that female officer with that coward punch. He's incredibly lucky no other cop shot him there and then. The cops have to be commended for their restraint in not using their guns at any point in this attack.
For me if a police officer is being violently attacked he/she has every right to use their gun.

These people are behaving like deranged lunatics, who goes into an airport and behaves in an extremely violent manner like this?
They should go to jail and never be allowed into another airport imo.
 
Bigga said:
How can I get through to someone about emotional reactions??

Oh yeah, I can't because if your brother got caught up in a situation, you'd stand there with your hands in your pockets.

I wouldn't let my best friend, nevermind my brother, get caught up in something.

But, that's honest difference between you and me.
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My brother wouldn’t get caught in such a situation. Upbringing an’ all that.
You may not have had the same sound mum dad I had so I can understand you’re in a tiz about this. I’m sorry .
 
Bigga said:
Indeed I was not referring to the scrote punching the other officers. He's a shithouse, plain and simple. At the same time, you cannot separate females trained to the job, no matter how you, personally, feel about what happened.

I'm referring to the initial brother placing his hand on the officer and got punched for it. Yes, I agree he shouldn't have done that.

I see nobody admitting they, too, would have protected a sibling. I find that surprising... Not.
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Of course you separate females doing the job. Females are an asset as they are less often attacked & can de-escalate the situation by appearing non-threatening. On flip side the male officer will realise in a physical altercation she’s going to be weaker.

Everyone isn’t the same & it’s folly & life threatening pretend they are.

As for protecting a sibling. Ffs they’ve committed an assault at an airport, they feel justified to assault the public but don’t see the justification in being arrested & resist. As soon as they resist the police have to physically restrain. If they hadn’t done anything wrong then they should allow the police to exercise their arrest & resolve the situation with a solicitor.
 
Mr Kobayashi said:
Which jobs is that?

Unpopular or not, do you accept it's sexist?
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I definitely dont
There’s loads of jobs I would prefer a man to do over women and vice versa
If it was a job that involved hard labour, heavy lifting or rolling around digging in shit I’d want a man, 1 i think a man would perform those roles better and 2 i simply haven’t been raised to be comfortable watching women perform these tasks, I think most of us if we saw a lady carrying a heavy box we would take it off them

You can call it sexist and once again try and show how bigoted someone is imply they’re a beer bellied male chauvinist but I call it chivalry
 
Bill Walker said:
The rat could easily have killed that female officer with that coward punch. He's incredibly lucky no other cop shot him there and then. The cops have to be commended for their restraint in not using their guns at any point in this attack.
For me if a police officer is being violently attacked he/she has every right to use their gun.

These people are behaving like deranged lunatics, who goes into an airport and behaves in an extremely violent manner like this?
They should go to jail and never be allowed into another airport imo.
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Cheers mate i think the vast majority of people would agree with that sentiment even on here, on watching the first highly cropped video of the incident I thought the coppers bang out of order here and could be in real trouble. After watching what really happened in context he should have a comendation as should the female officers. The really disturbing thing after the police woman is punched to the floor not one bystander pitched in to help out, one even preferred to carry on recording the incident so he could put his edited version out there :-(
 
cheekybids said:
Of course you separate females doing the job. Females are an asset as they are less often attacked & can de-escalate the situation by appearing non-threatening. On flip side the male officer will realise in a physical altercation she’s going to be weaker.

Everyone isn’t the same & it’s folly & life threatening pretend they are.

As for protecting a sibling. Ffs they’ve committed an assault at an airport, they feel justified to assault the public but don’t see the justification in being arrested & resist. As soon as they resist the police have to physically restrain. If they hadn’t done anything wrong then they should allow the police to exercise their arrest & resolve the situation with a solicitor.
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A) Feminists would call you a misogynist. Sorry, but they want equal treatment under patriarchal system.

B) I agree with you, but I think the situation needed better experience of planning how to approach scrotes. Nobody exhibiting reactionary impulses come out in glory here.
 
bluemc1 said:
I definitely dont
There’s loads of jobs I would prefer a man to do over women and vice versa
If it was a job that involved hard labour, heavy lifting or rolling around digging in shit I’d want a man, 1 i think a man would perform those roles better and 2 i simply haven’t been raised to be comfortable watching women perform these tasks, I think most of us if we saw a lady carrying a heavy box we would take it off them

You can call it sexist and once again try and show how bigoted someone is imply they’re a beer bellied male chauvinist but I call it chivalry
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I'm not going to argue with you. There's no point when you shoot yourself in the foot.

Are you uncomfortable watching women weightlifting at the Olympics?

Would you also help a man if you saw him struggling with a suitcase?
 
Mr Kobayashi said:
I'm not going to argue with you. There's no point when you shoot yourself in the foot.

Are you uncomfortable watching women weightlifting at the Olympics?

Would you also help a man if you saw him struggling with a suitcase?
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No doubt Men are better suited to some jobs than women but the law says either sex can apply for any job, it also says you can’t punch them in the face.
Weight lifting mens or women’s holds no interest for me so wouldn’t watch either.
Definitely if I saw anyone struggling with anything weight wise i’d offer assistance it’s the decent thing to do.
That’s that cleared up night :-)
 
Bigga said:
A) Feminists would call you a misogynist. Sorry, but they want equal treatment under patriarchal system.

B) I agree with you, but I think the situation needed better experience of planning how to approach scrotes. Nobody exhibiting reactionary impulses come out in glory here.
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There’s nothing misogynistic about what I said. The female police was outstanding in her duty & showed real grit & resilience to fire her taser at the assailant after being battered. 150 years ago you had to be a male & physically intimidating to be a Bobby, now we’ve realised that difference can be an asset.

You’re defending that an absolute thug who brought violence to an airport has ended up with a kicking. His injuries are so minor he been hospitalised. He wasn’t the victim, it wasn’t mistaken identity & he was 100% responsible for what happened.

The public & police need to be protected from thugs like this & he should be facing a lengthy prison sentence.
 
cheekybids said:
There’s nothing misogynistic about what I said. The female police was outstanding in her duty & showed real grit & resilience to fire her taser at the assailant after being battered. 150 years ago you had to be a male & physically intimidating to be a Bobby, now we’ve realised that difference can be an asset.

You’re defending that an absolute thug who brought violence to an airport has ended up with a kicking. His injuries are so minor he been hospitalised. He wasn’t the victim, it wasn’t mistaken identity & he was 100% responsible for what happened.

The public & police need to be protected from thugs like this & he should be facing a lengthy prison sentence.
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A) Tell that to a feminist fighting for equality of recognition.

B) I'm not relitigating my position. It's been said plenty of times. At no point have defended the brothers being right to react, no matter how you spin it. What turns to be 'minor' injuries could have been 'major'. He got lucky. Same could be said of the officer with the broken nose.

The offender became the victim from the boot and stamp. You know my viewpoint on why.

If "the public & police need to be protected from thugs", don't become the thug separated by uniform.
 
Bigga said:
A) Tell that to a feminist fighting for equality of recognition.

B) I'm not relitigating my position. It's been said plenty of times. At no point have defended the brothers being right to react, no matter how you spin it. What turns to be 'minor' injuries could have been 'major'. He got lucky. Same could be said of the officer with the broken nose.

The offender became the victim from the boot and stamp. You know my viewpoint on why.

If "the public & police need to be protected from thugs", don't become the thug separated by uniform.
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No problem ….


“To all feminists out there I believe that females deserve equal pay, status in their roles. Although sometimes physically weaker than their male colleagues there is enough evidence to show how this can be an advantage.”

Very unlikely to o have been major. If the Copper wanted them to be major what stopped him.

We aren’t going to agree & I will not defend heavy handed police but in this instance it’s justified. I remember getting twatted by the police with batons on horseback as I walked from the kippax past the North Stand, in the 80s the police were a law to themselves.
 
Bigga said:
I think he knew he was tasered and was still angry and emotional about what had happened to him and his team and decided on his action.

I don't condone it, but I fully understand it.

The revision board won't condone it, even if they understand it and they'll make the decision.
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Tell you what, I am glad you are not on VAR duties. Because your reading of the video is fucking terrible, and we'd all be shouting the referee is a wander.

And for what it's worth, I think YOU are the one that's angry and emotional and out for blood, not the police officer. No idea why.
 
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Bigga said:
Rightly or wrongly [to you], if a woman wants to apply for a job that a man does, no matter the danger, it has to be respected, nay, commended they stepped up.

Do you both agree with equality?

Or do you believe women should be limited in the job they can do?


You can't have it both ways.
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BridgyDids said:


This is @Bigga, on every post.
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Just going to leave this here again
 
Hit a cop, then the just desserts are a full swing boot to the head while you’re down, plus a little head stomping for good measure, is “OK, in my book!” Good GMP policing, that!

Got it!

This place is a fucking laugh factory sometimes!
 
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