Captain Dart
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-36550304
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-36550304
MP stabbed (6 Viewers)
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Johnnythespider
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Just watching on the news. A shocking attack people saying they heard 3 shots and that she was repeatedly stabbed with a foot long knife, the attacker was apparently shouting Britain first whilst he attacked her. Hope she survives and makes a full recovery.
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lifeskyblue
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She has been pronounced dead...rest in peace
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fernandopartridge
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That's dreadful. R.I.P.
By the sounds of it, the murderer sounds like somebody with some form of mental illness.
By the sounds of it, the murderer sounds like somebody with some form of mental illness.
Captain Dart
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Terrible news. RIP
Attacker named as Tommy Mair, who is said to have shouted "Britain First" during his attack. I mean alleged murderer. No actually I mean fucking fascist c**t!
Some stuff here.
http://heavy.com/news/2016/06/tommy...irst-brexit-eu-jeremy-corbyn-husband-brendan/
Attacker named as Tommy Mair, who is said to have shouted "Britain First" during his attack. I mean alleged murderer. No actually I mean fucking fascist c**t!
Some stuff here.
http://heavy.com/news/2016/06/tommy...irst-brexit-eu-jeremy-corbyn-husband-brendan/
Why are you assuming it's a someone with mental health issues?
And?
Say "By the sounds of it" means the person isn't furnished with the facts and is making an assumption.
Even if the point bares out doesn't mean they're right in having made the initial assumption.
jimmyhillsfanclub
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I think it's safe to assume any one who stabs and shoots a defenceless woman in a planned and unprovoked attack is a class a nut case.
Simple as that mate.
Incorrect. It's never safe to make assumptions. It's not as simple as that. Also, the fact you're prepared to uses the term "nut case" reaffirms that you have no understanding of the matter at hand.
jimmyhillsfanclub
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I understand the matter at hand fine ta....woman going about her business brutally murdered by a loony tunes c**t.....simple as that mate
clint van damme
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shouts name of extremist group just before launching a brutal pre planned attack - surely he's a terrorist?
Nick
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Sounds no different to isis
"loony tunes c**t" - that's a medical term right?
Would be intetested to know what your qualifications and/or experience around Mental Health are.
SIR ERNIE
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Jeez, give it a rest ffs. A defenceless woman has been shot and stabbed, a wife and mother of two young children.
And your posts have been all about trying to pick a fight about the sanity of the murderer.
jimmyhillsfanclub
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Yep....fair point....hes a terrorist loohy tunes c**t
Well, I have 44 years life experience....personal experience...and experience of close family and friends across a range of issues from bi polar, anxiety disorders, alzheimers and one mate who tried topping himself last year.....
But none of them went out and stabbed and shot innocent women whilst screaming empty politcal slogans.......you know, like loony tune cunts do sometimes
No.
Grendel
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Awesome. Someone who woke up today as she has every other day with thoughts of a normal day ahead ends up dying in very brutal circumstances.
You seem to see this as an opportunity for an argument over the subject of mental health.
Classy.
SIR ERNIE
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shameful
What has your age got to do with anything?
What personal experience?
Right, and?
As I asked is 'loony tune c**t' a medical term?
No.
A truly shocking crime and it's obvious from the tributes just what a compassionate and forthright individual she was
Heartbreaking for her family and a signal to how vulnerable any symbol of the state no matter, apart from cabinet level will have to review their safety, as any disaffected individual or group could reap massive publicity /propaganda to their cause. :-(
Heartbreaking for her family and a signal to how vulnerable any symbol of the state no matter, apart from cabinet level will have to review their safety, as any disaffected individual or group could reap massive publicity /propaganda to their cause. :-(
jimmyhillsfanclub
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I played along and answered your question divvy........but you're boring me now. Zzzzzzz
Well, you could have just saved yourself the effort and admitted you have absolutely no clue about the subject matter at hand, rather than the bizarre display you've undertaken.
You flippant attitude towards mental health is ill placed and nothing more than condescending.
jimmyhillsfanclub
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You seem to have misunderstood the entire thread......I know plenty.....probsbly far more than most.....about many different mental health issues as per my previous post.....
The fact that my choice of label for the murderous nutter offends you is your problem......
Get over yourself.
lifeskyblue
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No it is offensive. If as will probably be the case this person has a mental health condition that requires treatment I hope the people who end up giving that care and treatment are more understanding and compassionate.
An awful tragedy that has taken away a mother and hard working member of her community. It is important to rember her appropriately but also to learn how these incidents can be minimised in the future. We certainly shouldn't be looking to scapegoat before we have a fuller picture.
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An awful tragedy that has taken away a mother and hard working member of her community. It is important to rember her appropriately but also to learn how these incidents can be minimised in the future. We certainly shouldn't be looking to scapegoat before we have a fuller picture.
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Sky_Blue_Daz
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Jesus, the worlds is getting worse lads.
Your second paragraph removes any credence you're trying to ensue from the first and your last comment just underlines this situation.
It has absolutely nothing to do with my position/opinion on the situation.
I'm not offered by your posts, as being 'offended' means nothing and has no purpose.
I've simply highlighted that, based on your comments, you appear to honestly believe people can be labelled.
This perception is so misplaced, expecially for anyone with any understanding of mental health which you claim to have.
fernandopartridge
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Yes, as its perfectly normal to kill an MP whilst shouting what sounds like a political statement. You not-so smart arse tit.