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murasaki · 16/07/2026 14:41

murasaki · 16/07/2026 14:34

Yes, i do think she was over penalised as it goes. There is a difference in that she was inciting violence in an ongoing event, rather than commenting on an event that had happened, so her comments could have had ramifications that Herbert's couldn't, but how do you link the violence to her directly? I'm not convinced prison was the answer there either.

Punishment, sure, but prison? I think no for both.

Also, and sorry to quote myself, I think she was over penalised for being a woman. And who she is married to. I'm not sure a random bloke would have been imprisoned.

ALovelyPinkUnicorn · 16/07/2026 14:44

Thanks @oldtiredcyclist!

UtopiaPlanitia · 16/07/2026 14:49

LuckyHazelFox · 16/07/2026 14:35

I suppose it depends on the direction his arrest and charge is going to take. Interesting u turn from the police.

I'm frankly amazed that the Scottish Police have decided to start taking it seriously that this group of men are making violent threats to/statements about women. As previous posters have pointed out, TIMs have been allowed to behave this way for the last decade without repercussions.

LuckyHazelFox · 16/07/2026 14:52

oldtiredcyclist · 16/07/2026 14:38

I have another article about Dr John Baird, who was investigated by Aberdeen University for a year after claims that he was "transphobic".

https://afcomm.org.uk/2025/11/18/aberdeen-lecturer-cleared-transphobia-investigation/

My goodness, I thought that was parody. So it really happened.

yourhairiswinterfire · 16/07/2026 14:59

SidewaysOtter · 16/07/2026 14:07

It’s gone down a storm with Sparkles:

"I thought we lived in a free country", says the man who tried to get a barrister sacked for commenting on the anti-woman bile he spouts.

LuckyHazelFox · 16/07/2026 15:02

murasaki · 16/07/2026 14:41

Also, and sorry to quote myself, I think she was over penalised for being a woman. And who she is married to. I'm not sure a random bloke would have been imprisoned.

Well said.

ALovelyPinkUnicorn · 16/07/2026 15:06

LuckyHazelFox · 16/07/2026 14:52

My goodness, I thought that was parody. So it really happened.

Sadly so!

EasternStandard · 16/07/2026 15:06

murasaki · 16/07/2026 14:34

Yes, i do think she was over penalised as it goes. There is a difference in that she was inciting violence in an ongoing event, rather than commenting on an event that had happened, so her comments could have had ramifications that Herbert's couldn't, but how do you link the violence to her directly? I'm not convinced prison was the answer there either.

Punishment, sure, but prison? I think no for both.

Yep as justice goes I agree.

LunaShip · 16/07/2026 15:14

Hoardasurass · 15/07/2026 20:07

Jaysus cryst, the state of them! It's pitiful. Truly, truly pitiful. It would be truly pitiful if these violent hate-filled ghouls weren't threatening elderly women and weren't so eaten up with hate because the female sex dares say 'no' to them. You must wonder what their parents and wider family think when they see images like that and hear what they've said. I mean, do these people not realise they are playing straight into the feminists'/GC hands?

LunaShip · 16/07/2026 15:17

MintBird · 15/07/2026 20:39

So how come people are defending Lucy Connolly and saying what she said was "free speech" but whenever someone who is LGBT or brown says something bad the police and their employer are swamped with reports?

So should or shouldn't people have "free speech"? It should be the same rule for everyone.

Lucy Connolly deleted her tweet very soon after and was jailed for, well, I can't remember how long. I know someone will furnish us with the exact length. But we know darn well don't we, that this 'Heather' won't be jailed at all, despite saying an elderly woman should be chained and basically raped.

Two-Teir system.

anyolddinosaur · 16/07/2026 15:19

31 weeks, she served 40% - just googled it.

LunaShip · 16/07/2026 15:20

anyolddinosaur · 16/07/2026 09:44

@LuckyHazelFox Se was reported to have said “set fire to all the fucking hotels full of the bastards” That's encouraging murder. Letting rapists out early is a separate discussion.

Herbert was encouraging violence against women - jail time would be appropriate for him.

Not that I support her tweet, but I believe she said 'for all I care' at the end of it. She wasn't saying they should, she was saying she didn't care. It's like if I said "set fire to the Mens Rights group, for all I care". I think there is a difference.

Raquelos · 16/07/2026 15:21

SirChenjins · 16/07/2026 12:47

Police said a 50 year old has been arrested.

They just can't bring themselves to say man, can they?!

Excellent news though - any update from Aberdeen Uni or are they still looking into things very carefully? So carefully, in fact, that it will take weeks and weeks and hopefully everyone will forget about it and women will just go back to being kind...

Edited

Any employer faced with this kind of behaviour and anticipating firing the employee as a result is well advised to go through due process. That includes investigating the allegations, giving the employee the evidence and inviting them to a disciplinary hearing and allowing them to explain their position, then considering mitigating factors (length of service, previous record, whether the post was deleted, remorse, etc.) before finally offering them a right of appeal.

This all takes a while, as you can imagine, but failing to follow a fair process like this can mean a dismissal is found to be unfair at a tribunal even if the underlying conduct was serious enough to warrant dismissal. The reality is that most successful tribunals brought by employees are successful because the company hasn't followed the correct process.

So I am happy for the university to take their time and get it right before firing this man for his obviously vile posts.

LunaShip · 16/07/2026 15:21

lcakethereforeIam · 16/07/2026 12:22

Strangely my first reaction was sadness. Not because I thought he didn't deserve to be arrested, that's a decision for the Police. I think it's because that he chose to publicise the actual hatred that's inside him. The sadness is because the hatred was there. I hope he has a think about who the bad guy actually is.

And there needs to be questions asked about what fills these young men with so much venomous hate against women. They are so hateful. And the thing is, there is no reason for it. It's not justified.

LuckyHazelFox · 16/07/2026 15:22

LunaShip · 16/07/2026 15:20

Not that I support her tweet, but I believe she said 'for all I care' at the end of it. She wasn't saying they should, she was saying she didn't care. It's like if I said "set fire to the Mens Rights group, for all I care". I think there is a difference.

She was a patsy for racial tensions. Being a woman made it easier.

SabrinaThwaite · 16/07/2026 15:27

LunaShip · 16/07/2026 15:21

And there needs to be questions asked about what fills these young men with so much venomous hate against women. They are so hateful. And the thing is, there is no reason for it. It's not justified.

He’s 50 years old.

murasaki · 16/07/2026 15:27

Raquelos · 16/07/2026 15:21

Any employer faced with this kind of behaviour and anticipating firing the employee as a result is well advised to go through due process. That includes investigating the allegations, giving the employee the evidence and inviting them to a disciplinary hearing and allowing them to explain their position, then considering mitigating factors (length of service, previous record, whether the post was deleted, remorse, etc.) before finally offering them a right of appeal.

This all takes a while, as you can imagine, but failing to follow a fair process like this can mean a dismissal is found to be unfair at a tribunal even if the underlying conduct was serious enough to warrant dismissal. The reality is that most successful tribunals brought by employees are successful because the company hasn't followed the correct process.

So I am happy for the university to take their time and get it right before firing this man for his obviously vile posts.

Yes, due process needs to happen. And having sat on university disciplinary panels, it takes TIME. Particularly over the summer given getting together the appropriate people to look at it can be tricky. They need to be water tight, and I'd not be surprised if he was suspended on full pay while it grinds it's way through, and that's fair.

anyolddinosaur · 16/07/2026 15:31

@LunaShip Found the judge's sentencing remarks here https://www.judiciary.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/R-v-Lucy-Connolly.pdf and you are right, it's quoted there. Pretty clear that her stated remorse was not genuine and I still think it was inciting violence.

Yes the University needs to follow its process fairly - little doubt they should then sack him.

https://www.judiciary.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/R-v-Lucy-Connolly.pdf

Kinsters · 16/07/2026 15:35

LunaShip · 16/07/2026 15:21

And there needs to be questions asked about what fills these young men with so much venomous hate against women. They are so hateful. And the thing is, there is no reason for it. It's not justified.

It's scary when you see how they talk online. They seem to truly and honestly believe that JK Rowling wants transgender people dead or put in concentration camps and thus feel justified in making violent threats towards her, because of some crime that they invented in the first place.

SabrinaThwaite · 16/07/2026 16:09

Just when you think it couldn’t get any stranger, third polycule member ‘Poppybear’ seems to back on BlueHair with a very weird video rant, and appears to be equally in some bother.

nitter.net/theparty1sover/status/2077723566091415851?s=46

murasaki · 16/07/2026 16:14

Christ. He's very unwell, and given the incredibly high bar for being charged with sexual assault, I would posit that he's very dangerous too.

LuckyHazelFox · 16/07/2026 16:22

What a shame that a worthy contributor like Ann has been taken away so filth like that continue having oxygen provided. They want to be women but can't respect the biological and only version. Their insecurities endanger women.

murasaki · 16/07/2026 16:27

I know who I'd rather have had a coffee with. We would have disagreed over a whole host of things, but it would have been interesting, a robust debate and non threatening. And we might even have agreed on the choice of biscuits.

Waitwhat23 · 16/07/2026 16:47

On Twitter, Wings posted this image with the comment 'This is who the SNP have been working for for the last decade'

This was the group who, after the final vote of the GRR Bill, several MSP's stood to applaud.

You'll notice several members of the polycule amongst them.

What a delightful “young woman” comments on Widdecombe death
murasaki · 16/07/2026 16:53

Polite words fail me.