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<blockquote data-quote="ncurd" data-source="post: 1058349" data-attributes="member: 72205"><p>It's a weird one Jo Cox was murdered during the referendum and whilst not anywhere near a prominent remain voice was on that side of the debate. She was killed for her views by someone of opposing views.</p><p></p><p>This is supposedly different if linked to terrorism we aren't in the heat of debate about intervention in the Middle East. Amess was relatively moderate voted for the Iraq war but was very quickly critical of it.</p><p></p><p>We still know relatively nothing and have little knowledge about his motivations.</p><p></p><p>What does worry me is how quickly people were ready to jump on Rayner only for the initial assessment to suggest it had nothing to do with left wing rhetoric at all. I didn't mind Rayner comment so much someone in the party has to express the anger there currently is towards Johnson's government. However some more darker places underneath that really need to look at what they are saying and should of done for a long time. There's a reason so many people hated the Labour party under Corbyn.</p><p></p><p>This isn't to say the Tories aren't much better either who regularly show a complete intolerance to anyone who doesn't conform the status quo.</p><p></p><p>Will this make a difference to all that? Nope nobody seamed to take a step back after Jo Cox if anything people doubled down. If this has nothing do with mainstream rhetoric it's unlikely to be reassessed especially if it Islamic Authortarianism as we seam to never reflect after that either.</p><p></p><p></p><p>But a yeah a pox on authoritarianism always leads to this ****.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ncurd, post: 1058349, member: 72205"] It's a weird one Jo Cox was murdered during the referendum and whilst not anywhere near a prominent remain voice was on that side of the debate. She was killed for her views by someone of opposing views. This is supposedly different if linked to terrorism we aren't in the heat of debate about intervention in the Middle East. Amess was relatively moderate voted for the Iraq war but was very quickly critical of it. We still know relatively nothing and have little knowledge about his motivations. What does worry me is how quickly people were ready to jump on Rayner only for the initial assessment to suggest it had nothing to do with left wing rhetoric at all. I didn't mind Rayner comment so much someone in the party has to express the anger there currently is towards Johnson's government. However some more darker places underneath that really need to look at what they are saying and should of done for a long time. There's a reason so many people hated the Labour party under Corbyn. This isn't to say the Tories aren't much better either who regularly show a complete intolerance to anyone who doesn't conform the status quo. Will this make a difference to all that? Nope nobody seamed to take a step back after Jo Cox if anything people doubled down. If this has nothing do with mainstream rhetoric it's unlikely to be reassessed especially if it Islamic Authortarianism as we seam to never reflect after that either. But a yeah a pox on authoritarianism always leads to this ****. [/QUOTE]
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