Originally posted by samhainWas terrible, but then you had live rounds, and people shot for demonstrating at Kent State Uni. So both Countries do the same there and we have article 10 still.
Absolutely, they don't want to set a precedent that may come back to haunt them one day. Read up on the Battle of Orgreave for an insight on how the U.K. government handles operations like this.
Originally posted by Putinbot1
Was terrible, but then you had live rounds, and people shot for demonstrating at Kent State Uni. So both Countries do the same there and we have article 10 still.
Oh yeah, I shudder to think of the secrets global megapowers keep under wraps, the U.K., U.S., Russia, China, etc have likely done things comparable to the worst known crimes of humanity.
LOL@ anyone who thinks the UK (or any other nation) is a more free country than the US when it comes to individual liberties/rights. I don't care what some damn poll or "free index" says, it's total BS.
Oh, and Antifa are not "anti-fascists"; they are actually the fascists themselves posing as anti-fascists.
Speaking of Antifa, this made me giggle:
Why do extremists always cry like little babies when caught? Ain't shit that is extreme about that.