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Post by Saint on Oct 28, 2024 0:31:44 GMT
A concerned, and slightly inebriated, citizen writes:
Labour MP Mike Amesbury punched a man to the ground and stood over him and aggressively berated him, he later said 'he' felt threatened.
This incident took place at about 2.40am and if you watch Labour MP Mike Amesbury, he not only sounds pissed, but he looks decidedly unsteady on his feet.
So, a Labour MP assaults a member of the public in the street after a night on the piss.
I wonder what Labour will have to say about this? If anything. If it were a Tory or perish the thought a Reform UK MP I imagine two tier Keir would hold a press conference and demand the MP in question was charged with assault.
news.sky.com/video/cheshire-labour-mp-mike-amesbury-in-street-incident-13242138
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Post by Saint on Oct 28, 2024 0:34:00 GMT
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Post by equivocal on Oct 28, 2024 9:08:52 GMT
Prescott would be ashamed of Amesbury - the man Amesbury punched had his hands in his pockets.
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Post by Steve on Oct 28, 2024 11:04:04 GMT
A concerned, and slightly inebriated, citizen writes: Labour MP Mike Amesbury punched a man to the ground and stood over him and aggressively berated him, he later said 'he' felt threatened. This incident took place at about 2.40am and if you watch Labour MP Mike Amesbury, he not only sounds pissed, but he looks decidedly unsteady on his feet. So, a Labour MP assaults a member of the public in the street after a night on the piss. I wonder what Labour will have to say about this? If anything. If it were a Tory or perish the thought a Reform UK MP I imagine two tier Keir would hold a press conference and demand the MP in question was charged with assault. news.sky.com/video/cheshire-labour-mp-mike-amesbury-in-street-incident-13242138 Again it is very unclear which are your words and the quoted words |
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Post by Saint on Oct 28, 2024 11:16:25 GMT
A concerned, and slightly inebriated, citizen writes: Labour MP Mike Amesbury punched a man to the ground and stood over him and aggressively berated him, he later said 'he' felt threatened. This incident took place at about 2.40am and if you watch Labour MP Mike Amesbury, he not only sounds pissed, but he looks decidedly unsteady on his feet. So, a Labour MP assaults a member of the public in the street after a night on the piss. I wonder what Labour will have to say about this? If anything. If it were a Tory or perish the thought a Reform UK MP I imagine two tier Keir would hold a press conference and demand the MP in question was charged with assault. news.sky.com/video/cheshire-labour-mp-mike-amesbury-in-street-incident-13242138 Again it is very unclear which are your words and the quoted words Apologies. The only words I add to these posts are the opening words (A concerned citizen writes ...). Everything else is the product of gammon genius. |
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Post by Steve on Oct 28, 2024 11:40:46 GMT
Why not put it in italics or in quotes?
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Post by Saint on Oct 28, 2024 11:42:13 GMT
Why not put it in italics or in quotes? No problem. |
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Post by montegriffo on Oct 29, 2024 11:57:26 GMT
Prescott would be ashamed of Amesbury - the man Amesbury punched had his hands in his pockets. A completely cowardly sucker punch. The man's a violent bully. |
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Post by RedRum on Oct 29, 2024 12:18:23 GMT
NO, no, no you all have it wrong. He did not hit the man the man threw his face at the MPs fist.
He should be elevated to the House of Lords and given a large contract for something useless as is the norm in these cases.
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Post by equivocal on Nov 7, 2024 13:16:08 GMT
Amesbury has been charged with common assault and battery. (six months max penalty)
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Post by Steve on Nov 7, 2024 23:00:22 GMT
Inevitable really as is his needing to find a career outside of politics. But I suspect he'll drag this out for as painfully long as he can.
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Post by borg0 on Nov 8, 2024 1:06:36 GMT
Prescott accidentally did it, no one is perfect
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Post by Steve on Nov 8, 2024 8:51:01 GMT
Prescott accidentally did it, no one is perfect True but a few people are very bad. This 'you can't criticise unless you're perfect' philosophy is very much mistaken. Giving someone a potentially lethal blow when not under physical attack and then continuing to hit them when defenceless on the ground would put someone very much into that few. FWIW Prescott acted in reasonable self defence with a not unreasonable (but mistaken) belief he was being punched. |
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Post by borg0 on Nov 8, 2024 22:58:06 GMT
That's not my philosophy at all. The philosophy is that no one can criticise anyone as no one is perfect
Prescott thought the egg might have been hot IIRC so lashed out about that
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