Ask the question 'If he was a bit swarthy and brandishing a scimitar threatening death to the infidel' atop a train would he be a terrorist? If yes then this bawbag is a terrorist.
I wouldn't be surprised if that was the first angle they looked at. It seems however that it was a Brexiter, and it's a little bit of a stretch to see Brexit as terrorism.
Just who,exactly, was terrorised? A selfish inconvenience and trespass on Railway property? Yes. I think this individual would of been dealt more quickly and more robustly if terror was involved. For someone who lives in Belfast you have a strange view as to what constitutes a terrorist act.
Retrocop,
in NI terrorism didn't need to be a gun or a bomb.
If you lived in a 'mixed area' and woke one morning to find your house daubed with sectarian slogans, you might decide it was time to move. You've been terrorised.
This Brexiteer set out to disrupt with a political motive. Is he not a terrorist?
Okay.
I'm thinking that this nascent right-wing thuggery needs to be reminded that actions have consequences.
Remember the riots of a few years ago when boys and girls got 4 year sentences for taking a bottle of water from a looted shop?
These Brexeters need to know that actions have consequences
// Remember the riots of a few years ago when boys and girls got 4 year sentences for taking a bottle of water from a looted shop? //
PP looks severe and wags finger
now sandy that was Manchester and Mark Duggan (who he? a thousand Abers chant in unison)
and these were sentences for looting (previously a capital offence) - these are completely different circumstances and a completely different act
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