[quote Cabinfever10]@LemonRoses not all terrorists kill. Terrorism is not about using deadly violence (it can be obviously but not always) its about using fear and intimidation to force political change.
Just look at the campaign of terror against scientists who test on animals by so called animal rights groups (no I don't agree with animal testing) in the 90s and 00s that was outrageous behaviour.
You will also find that many of those animal rights extremists are now involved with ER (no I won't name names on a public forum) and are driving it now.
I disagree with you on who has destroyed the free press in this country nor is the BBC pro Tory. The left are the ones who have forced the press to lie to the people otherwise they wouldn't call tw women when reporting on their crimes they would call them tw.
I disagree with the police having the power to arrest people who are peacefully protesting IF the protest is not preventing anyone else from getting on with their day. However as soon as a protest is disrupting other peoples lives it should be broken up and anyone who refuses should be arrested[/quote]
Mmmmn if I recall there were several cases of bombs by animal rights activists.p from about 2005 until around 2009. I think there were several imprisonments for bombing or attempted bombings. That feels more akin to terrorism. A bomb or threat of a bomb is a bit scarier, no?
What comparisons are using that includes acts of terror?
Murdoch is left wing? Remind me of his sphere of influence? He doesn’t feel particularly left wing to me. Then let’s think about the BBC.
Are you suggesting that the government didn’t influence the appointment of the chair? It’s not quite Charles Moore of the Torygraph but not much further left. As for Laura K, are you thinking she’s not batting for Johnson and flagrantly supporting his circus rather than reporting stories of criminal proceedings against government, breaches of code, breaches of Coronavirus act by ministers and jobs for allies?
The TW argument is interesting. The Tories commissioned a campaign to win votes from certain groups who hold strong opinions on one subject. The TW debate is sufficient, seemingly to allow people to side with the Tories despite everything else.