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Investigating astroturfing (Fake or partisan accounts claiming to be genuine locals but pushing a corporate agenda). Opposed to all acts of violence or abuse.

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RT @WalkerDianne Jaw dropping RT @arusbridger McMullan:"Hacking of Milly Dowler's phone was not a bad thing for a journalist to do" #leveson

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@vanessasworld Feel if we "judge" victims comparitively deserving of basic justice we demean all. The villains not the victims need judging.

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@vanessasworld career of the victims of crime doesn't matter to me - If the Dowlers had media work would what happened to them be justified?

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@vanessasworld For me, all who've been victims of criminal behaviour by people who should have been working as journalists deserve justice..

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@WalkerDianne Judging people seeking justice re:criminal act comparatively "palatable" demeans all,as means treating victims as "consumable"

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@WalkerDianne Ok - guess you don't want to reply. I'll end with the thought that I feel that...

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@WalkerDianne Are you saying in speaking out against acts perpetrated against themselves they actually sought to diminish other victims?

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@WalkerDianne I would say fighting injustice is not about what we find palatable. Harmful criminal activity should be tackled, regardless.

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@WalkerDianne Why do you find it unpalatable? Because one set of victims abuse had a larger scale of impact? Should that negate other abuse?

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@WalkerDianne I understand. Regardless of differing scales of impact, no instance is legal, or, I believe, morally justifiable.

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@WalkerDianne ..however, criminal behaviour by journalists is criminal, regardless of victim. Surely, they are shameful, not their victims.

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@WalkerDianne Not sure I understand what you mean by greater - I meant what happened to the Dowling family was "worse" than (celebrities)...

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@WalkerDianne Seems an odd sentiment to me - I would say the existence of a greater abuse does not excuse lesser, but still heinous, ones.

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@LordHyperbole If you had proper #OCD would know/obsess BTP outside Stokes Croft's boundary - so you're "safe". http://t.co/VnjVdUz4 (page2)

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@MattLangleyUK Not sure true. He claimed to have bought wine from Tesco without an alcohol license(due to successful Stoke Croft campaining)

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@Will_Hoe Not sure masked man is in SC, SC Tesco has no alcohol license; Sainsburys mile+half out (also protested but didn't provoke riots)

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@xjkfx Not sure masked man actually in SC, SC Tesco has no alcohol license;Sainsburys mile+half out(also protested but didn't provoke riots)

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@CaptBlueballs There is no Sainsburys in SC, and the Tesco has no alcohol license. Nearest Sainsburys was protested, but didn't provoke riot

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@Old_Holborn There is a Sainsburys approximately a mile+a half up the road, and this WAS protested- tho Mr S preferred not to provoke a riot

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@Old_Holborn I realise you are just a "mischief maker" but there's no alcohol license in SC Tesco, and no Sainsburys either. Imagine that.