Racist cunts in town

[Paul]

Real potential for violence in town today with Neo Nazis having a "white man march" but seemingly massively outnumbered by anti-fascist groups, some of whom look more than ready if it goes off.

 

Can't believe these racist cunts get to air their "politics" in public.

[Pureblood]

Nazi punks fuck off. 

[Mook]

'Mon the anti-fascists.

[Paul]

I hope it doesn't go off though. Don't want violence on the streets of Liverpool. These cunts should never have been allowed here in the first place. Fucking "white man march"? How the fuck is that legal?

[Jairzinho]

How many are on it?

[mattyq]

Hope they get a sound beating

[Trumo]

kirkbyred is there taking selfies. Allegedly.

[Paul]

It's been cancelled as the bizzies couldn't guarantee their safety due to over a thousand anti-fascist protesters turning up to face them. They were cornered in the lost property section of Lime St station for ages.

[Kevin D]

Real potential for violence in town today with Neo Nazis having a "white man march" but seemingly massively outnumbered by anti-fascist groups, some of whom look more than ready if it goes off.

 

Can't believe these racist cunts get to air their "politics" in public.

Cunt Freedom of expression.

[Paul]

Cunt Freedom of expression.

Incitement to racial hatred.

[Kevin D]

“Goebbels was in favor of free speech for views he liked. So was Stalin. If you’re really in favor of free speech, then you’re in favor of freedom of speech for precisely the views you despise. Otherwise, you’re not in favor of free speech.”

[Strontium]

I hope it doesn't go off though. Don't want violence on the streets of Liverpool. These cunts should never have been allowed here in the first place. Fucking "white man march"? How the fuck is that legal?

 

Apparently free speech also applies to those people whose views we find abhorrent. Who knew?

[Guest Numero Veinticinco]

Apparently free speech also applies to those people whose views we find abhorrent. Who knew?

 

Inciting racial hatred doesn't extend to anybody, fortunately. EDIT: Fucking Paul.

[Strontium]

This isn't Minority Report. There is no such thing as pre-crime. You cannot penalise people for "inciting racial hatred" before they've even had the chance to say anything.

[jacco maccaco]

It's been cancelled as the bizzies couldn't guarantee their safety due to over a thousand anti-fascist protesters turning up to face them. They were cornered in the lost property section of Lime St station for ages.

 

Weren't they just!

 

I was seeing my Wife and Kids off to London at 12 when they all came in to Lime Street.

Kids were terrified so managed to bundle them on the train sharpish.

 

Wondered when I got there why there was so many police and noticed there was a lot of people gathering over by St. Georges

The ones in Lime street were loud and a lot had their faces covered, Police didnt seem on edge, probably as their weren't that many of them.

Nothing went off when I was there.

Bit different for a Saturday morning.

[Guest Numero Veinticinco]

This isn't Minority Report. There is no such thing as pre-crime. You cannot penalise people for "inciting racial hatred" before they've even had the chance to say anything.

 

Wait a second, who said they should be penalised for anything before they've had a chance to say anything? It's not about penalising anything, it's about crime prevention. That has nothing to do with Minority Report. After all, making inflammatory speeches in public and distributing racist material to the public is illegal under the Race Relations act, the Criminal Justice and Public Order act and Racial and Religious Hatred act. 

 

It's funny, you call people Nazis on here for questioning the Liberal Democratic party, yet when it comes to objections to actual neo-nazis, you get quite defensive. Now, I respect anybody's right to freedom of expression. They don't, however, have the right to incite racial or religious hatred. If the march is planned to do those things I said above, and has the potential to cause violence on the streets, then maybe we have to just accept that they don't have that freedom. 

[Jairzinho]

I defend their right to spout hateful shite, and I also defend the right of anyone who wants to kick the fuck out of them.

[SammyAftershave]

I defend their right to spout hateful shite, and I also defend the right of anyone who wants to kick the fuck out of them.

 

 

That's about the top and bottom of it.

[Paulie Dangerously]

Locked in the lost luggage at lime street, egged and March called off according to twitter. Good stuff if true

[AngryOfTuebrook]

There were about 20 of them, faced down by a few hundred anti-fascists, while another 400 anti-Fascists (me included) marched down to the Pier Head, to occupy the place where the nobheads had said they wanted to rally.

 

They started the day tweeting this.

 

And ended the day like this

 

You know what - I'm not sure tomorrow does belong to them, after all.

[Paulie Dangerously]

There's a video doing the rounds on Facebook so can't post it here. Filmed by some fella who seemed to be intent on inciting a police attack. Screaming in their faces and was more interested in them then the nazis.

 

Shame as the result of the anti-March was so positive

[AngryOfTuebrook]

There's a video doing the rounds on Facebook so can't post it here. Filmed by some fella who seemed to be intent on inciting a police attack. Screaming in their faces and was more interested in them then the nazis. Shame as the result of the anti-March was so positive

I think I've seen that one.  It starts off alright - laughing at "National Action" saying "Is that it?  There's about 20 of you!" before chucking bananas at them - but by the end, he's just an annoying prick, crying Police brutality any time a poor, bored copper so much as looks at him.

[Paul]

“Goebbels was in favor of free speech for views he liked. So was Stalin. If you’re really in favor of free speech, then you’re in favor of freedom of speech for precisely the views you despise. Otherwise, you’re not in favor of free speech.”

I'm not in favour of free speech. Just the views I agree with.

[Paulie Dangerously]

I think I've seen that one. It starts off alright - laughing at "National Action" saying "Is that it? There's about 20 of you!" before chucking bananas at them - but by the end, he's just an annoying prick, crying Police brutality any time a poor, bored copper so much as looks at him.

That's the one. Ends up just in the polices faces baiting them. Putting the camera in the face of a black officer telling him he should be ashamed of himself etc

[Paul]

Wait a second, who said they should be penalised for anything before they've had a chance to say anything? It's not about penalising anything, it's about crime prevention. That has nothing to do with Minority Report. After all, making inflammatory speeches in public and distributing racist material to the public is illegal under the Race Relations act, the Criminal Justice and Public Order act and Racial and Religious Hatred act.

 

It's funny, you call people Nazis on here for questioning the Liberal Democratic party, yet when it comes to objections to actual neo-nazis, you get quite defensive. Now, I respect anybody's right to freedom of expression. They don't, however, have the right to incite racial or religious hatred. If the march is planned to do those things I said above, and has the potential to cause violence on the streets, then maybe we have to just accept that they don't have that freedom.

Yep. These cunts were openly baiting Joe Anderson - in writing - about what they were going to say and do.