Zach Polanski is evil

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https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/38973908/fury-zack-polanski-cops-terrorist-antisemitic-rampage/Zack

And you thought that meant that I thought literally no-one thinks it's police brutality? Reading my post in the context of what I was replying to? God help us.

My heart is with the Shloime and the other man, the Jewish community-who are normal good people, and noone else.

And the Green party's heart is with the violent terrorist. What David or is he called Zack did is clever and evil, yes. He hijacked sympathy form those who deserve it. He will be much hated by his fellow Jews and loved by Muslim extremists. Shame but some are like that, yes much like Farage and Trump, no morals and no dignity.

Sorry, I'm a little confused by what you mean? If you've a moment, perhaps you could elaborate. Thanks.

He hadn't been apprehended, he was still armed, he wasn't showing his hands, he wasn't cooperating, and there was every chance he had an explosive. Those men risked their lives and limbs to protect people by neutralising the threat as fast as possible while keeping their hands free. It's reasonable force, not minimal force, and no it's not pretty, but it's necessary, legal and better than racist mad knifemen on the loose.

"Reclaim the narrative" is meaningless bollocks.

Their lack of imagination is mind-boggling. I hope it's naivity, the alternatives are not as nice.

This is getting tiresome now.
He was not apprehended when he was kicked he was still armed and resisting arrest after having been tasered.
Thr bystander video shows tge police in a good light using standard tactics for dealing with an armed assailent who may have had a suicide vest.
The only people who are trying to create/change the narrative are those who are defending the terrorist.
Please stop spreading misinformation

100%

And had it been a Jew attacking, say, a Muslim, these same complainants would be berating the police for not permanently neutralising the attacker.

They’re sick people.

@BIossomtoes Brownshirts👋

There’s a shed load of assumptions in your post….

Well luckily I’d never go round stabbing Jewish people. If I did, I wouldn’t blame anyone for doing anything to stop me attacking more people.

I'm starting to wonder why people think criticising police for performing their duty is more important than than praising them for stopping the terrorist killing Jews.

ZP who's said he was bullied at school for being Jewish

Something to add to the mix although barely believable (I've just found this interview in the Guardian);

at school he was bullied after being caught snogging in a nightclub. “My first kiss was with a young Muslim man called Jihad when I was 14.”

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2026/feb/07/am-i-at-peak-popularity-i-hope-not-on-the-road-with-zack-polanski-from-protest-to-podcast-to-heaven-nightclub

I respect your right to disagree. For me the crime is largely irrelevant. I think once someone is apprehended - and I do believe he was - then it is unnecessary to escalate violence for violence's sake. I think the letter was also an exercise in optics.

This is seriously your response to an anti-semitic terrorist attack? Seriously?

Seriously, have a word with yourself.

Imagine risking your life to apprehend a racist knifeman who'd just tried to kill people and was a clear and immediate threat, and then being subjected to people wibbling on about "reclaiming the narrative" and "stamp on the wrists he had tucked under his body".

You clearly didnt watch it! This terrorist clutched his knife to his chest and wouldn’t let it go.

...yes I thought you saying people don't think it's police brutality meant you thought people don't think it's police brutality 😂

What was your point then??

What? 😳

Btw, I really hope @ClaireByrne1987 's post doesn't get deleted, because it sets out quite clearly how some people think, but always deny. Good to see the truth and not some mealy-mouthed "oh I'm an anti Zionist, not anti- semitic!"

Then why have they only released a video which doesn't show them kicking him? That's unusual. The police wouldn't normally do that at this juncture. He hasn't even been charged. They realised how it looked. People would question why a man was being booted in the head when he was lying on the ground. And, let's be honest, the Met doesn't have the best reputation.

It's like arguing with a brick wall. If you didn't understand what I was saying, that is, frankly, your problem.

What a steaming pile of Hotspur. It's not even true; Shomrim and Hatzola serve the general community, they're like St John's Ambulance, in fact it seems the knifeman was assisted by Hatzola after he was disarmed and apprehended. Can't you do better?