Greta Thunberg

[bluethrunthru]

Really don’t get the hate for this remarkable young woman.

as Sam Fender wrote - thats the thing with anger it begs to stick around. Thats what certain manipulative people rely upon

 

[metalblue]

knee jerk law is poor law - who knew

Greta Thunberg cleared after unlawful protest arrest

Greta Thunberg was arrested at a protest in October, with the judge ruling the law was unclear.

www.bbc.co.uk

Nothing to do with the law and everything to do it with being incorrectly applied.

 

[Vic]

Nothing to do with the law and everything to do it with being incorrectly applied.

So nothing to do with new Tory anti-protest law?

The jerk here is not of the knee but of the jerk Braverman.

Home Secretary to crack down on 'disruptive' protests with new bill

Protesters could be blocked from targeting key infrastructure under the home secretary's new plans.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[metalblue]

So nothing to do with new Tory anti-protest law?

The jerk here is not of the knee but of the jerk Braverman.

Home Secretary to crack down on 'disruptive' protests with new bill

Protesters could be blocked from targeting key infrastructure under the home secretary's new plans.

www.bbc.co.uk

Not if you read the post and linked article I was responding to where it was offered as evidence that it was bad law when in fact the article said the law had been incorrectly applied.

Whether it is good or bad law is an entirely different point.

 

[Vic]

Not if you read the post and linked article I was responding to where it was offered as evidence that it was bad law when in fact the article said the law had been incorrectly applied.

Whether it is good or bad law is an entirely different point.

If the police don't understand how it should be correctly applied, it's bad law.

Glad to know you're pleased she was acquitted.

 

[threespires]

Not if you read the post and linked article I was responding to where it was offered as evidence that it was bad law when in fact the article said the law had been incorrectly applied.

Whether it is good or bad law is an entirely different point.

By and large the lawyers and police I know dislike ambiguously drafted laws especially if they appear in conflict with or overlap other statute or common law. I know a number who would consider this bad law. Misapplication isn't a guarantee a law is bad but it is often a pointer.

 

[blueinsa]

If the police don't understand how it should be correctly applied, it's bad law.

Glad to know you're pleased she was acquitted.

Yet it’s good law when it’s stopping folk you don’t like or agree with protesting?

What is it Vic?

 

[Phil1]

Really don’t get the hate for this remarkable young woman.

They tend to share the same characteristics.
Dull, middle aged men who you would swerve in a pub.

 

[Vic]

Yet it’s good law when it’s stopping folk you don’t like or agree with protesting?

What is it Vic?

Well done. We haven't had a good non-sequitur for a while.

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

They tend to share the same characteristics.
Dull, middle aged men who you would swerve in a pub.

Good description

They tend to repeat the same thing over and over again as if the people ignoring them simply didn't hear them.