UFGN wrote:Phil71 wrote:UFGN wrote:Phil71 wrote:UFGN wrote:Phil71 wrote:UFGN wrote:Phil71 wrote:If you get deeply involved in disruptive, anarchist organisations, the police should be able to use any tactics to stop your activities.
The court decision is correct.
That right there is literally the statement of a fascist
Before you disagree, read it back and have a little think
People who want the police to work to protect law & order are fascists?
You sound like Rick from The Young Ones.
It's a scary world in your head
How would you like it if it happened to your sister, mother etc? They had it coming right?
No?
Anyone involved with these disruptive, anarchistic organisations is fair game for deep undercover operations such as what happened in this case.
Ok so you're cool with a woman being sexually abused to prevent a few protests
You're a really nasty peace of work
Don’t be silly now.
She was in a willing sexual relationship with him. There was no sexual abuse. She wasn’t forced to do anything.
It's amazing the standards that some people have
I'm honestly shocked that anyone would defend this scumbag or the circumstances
In agreement with Phil on this one.
What a load of bollocks for thinking you can press charges on a man for consensual sex, how do you know she didn't initiate it?
No one "targeted" her, the police put a mole in their camp and he developed a relationship with a member, whether it was just for sex or to fit in more, it doesn't matter, it was consensual.
His identity doesn't mean anything, men lie about their age, their wealth all sorts to bed a woman and as low as I find that, low, is not illegal.
Grow up and stop meandering in this victim mentality, more serious injustices happen around the world daily, some anarchist lady getting her rocks off with a copper is not one of them.