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18 pages and we are now going in circles.:rolleyes:
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I think before we go any further in this line of debate we should draw a distinction between garnering sympathy for a cause lets say blindness ,many people ,including a past home secratary have used there blindness to campaigne or raise funds, perfectly proper and correct imo .But this individual is imo using his disability to obstruct the police ,place them in danger and slander their good name .There is a big difference between the two
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If Jody has in fact lied, and used his disability as a buttress to support that lie, he weakens the support for any valid case in the future (imho). |
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If it is discovered he has used his disability as a means to show the police in a bad light then words fail me as to what i think of him, But i am sure people would have there own versions of those words but mine are unprintable without repercussions from the mods ;) |
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After reading some of his blog he comes across as someone that sticks his nose in where is is not needed to write a blog. Put himself in harms way to make a good film. Hark on about being disabled but be able to hike many flights of stairs whilst some other guy hauls the wheelchair. What an asshole. |
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Anyway, it always amazes me how the usual suspects happily criticise every action the authorities take, no matter what the circumstances or provocation but just can't bring themselves to condemn the reckless and unacceptable actions of those causing the trouble. Somehow they're entitled to use the 'tools' at their disposal, however cynically or dishonestly and no matter what the repercussions. I think it's called hypocrisy and double standards...... |
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