Orgreave

[mushroom25]

this weekend marked the 34th anniversary of the "battle of orgreave" -
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-south-yorkshire-44500039

given that after all this time, most of those (whether police, governmental or strikers) responsible for the decision making at orgreave will be long gone from office, or dead, what exactly would an inquiry achieve now, or any time in the future, save for the spending of an awful lot of cash?

[ludwig]

// If it's not based on the Site Rules then it is arbitrary. //

Certain people receive more attention. Comments from some can be removed because they include a single silly word, whereas reams of complete gibberish plus borderline trolling and open hostility go unnoticed from others.

[ladybirder]

^ Yep.