plan to confront Black Lives Matter protesters in London next Saturday

**Memphis** · 06-10-2020 11:50 AM

Beanz you're grossly over complicating what I'm saying. Lets say foreground rather than forefront. The people at the forefront, the people relentlessly petitioning the council to have the statue removed. Good people. The people who force their way into the foreground for their own ends, pricks. Anyone that formed the opinion that the council are doing fuck all, lets do it ourselves, more power to them. I'm simply saying that in my opinion, as in pretty much any gathering or protest, some of the people there, didn't form that opinion, or any other opinion, they just want to have a jolly, or something to do, or something 'edgy' to stick on social media. They're the ones making the headlines, and I hate them.

We all make assumptions.

It is quite funny seeing the cuntish hooligans standing around war memorials pretending to stand for law in order when just last year they were throwing bricks and fences at the coppers because TR was getting a long overdue spanking at the hands of the 'law' they invoke when it suits them.

I'll apply the same formula to these people. On the whole I don't doubt that the majority of people doing this are very much not on my watch. There will be a minority who hope it kicks off so they can make a day of it.

The one who jumped on the cenotaph and tried to set fire to the Union flag. Was that a carefully well planned exercise to make a particular point? Or was it some donut who thought duh huh....I'm gonna jump up here and set fire to summat, I don't know what just yet, I'll make it up when I get there? I'm more than happy to make the assumption that it was the later and that the person doing it is a cunt.

**Beanz** · 06-10-2020 12:06 PM

Originally Posted by Memphis

Beanz you're grossly over complicating what I'm saying. Lets say foreground rather than forefront. The people at the forefront, the people relentlessly petitioning the council to have the statue removed. Good people. The people who force their way into the foreground for their own ends, pricks. Anyone that formed the opinion that the council are doing fuck all, lets do it ourselves, more power to them. I'm simply saying that in my opinion, as in pretty much any gathering or protest, some of the people there, didn't form that opinion, or any other opinion, they just want to have a jolly, or something to do, or something 'edgy' to stick on social media. They're the ones making the headlines, and I hate them.

We all make assumptions.

It is quite funny seeing the cuntish hooligans standing around war memorials pretending to stand for law in order when just last year they were throwing bricks and fences at the coppers because TR was getting a long overdue spanking at the hands of the 'law' they invoke when it suits them.

I'll apply the same formula to these people. On the whole I don't doubt that the majority of people doing this are very much not on my watch. There will be a minority who hope it kicks off so they can make a day of it.

The one who jumped on the cenotaph and tried to set fire to the Union flag. Was that a carefully well planned exercise to make a particular point? Or was it some donut who thought duh huh....I'm gonna jump up here and set fire to summat, I don't know what just yet, I'll make it up when I get there? I'm more than happy to make the assumption that it was the later and that the person doing it is a cunt.

I think part of it....and i will put on my tin hat now.....is that we are all on a spectrum

and i am in a different part to you, so of course perception colours that a bit.

The thing that constantly frustrates me though (and i have been writing a piece about it for weeks now) is this false equivalency though. This idea that one extreme is as bad as the other. It does not quite work like that and is just a way we try to make the world seem much simpler than it is.