@ViolaAppleton6@prispott@MailSport The ones who attacked the car were at fault, you want to make them out to be mentally lacking when they were adults making big boy decisions to attack a car and the driver in it, they didn’t need to do that but they did it anyway, this type of thinking is why the UK is in the pan
@ViolaAppleton6@prispott@MailSport Aye and the rules of the road are for all people, car or no car. He absolutely rammed people down with his car, but if 20 people wanted to attack you on foot, you’d run. Why is it suddenly different just because you’re in a car? Should you just get leathered and possibly killed?
@ViolaAppleton6@prispott@MailSport Im sorry but you haven’t, you honestly expecting a driver to just get out his car in one of the busiest junctions in the city centre when there is also a backlog of traffic behind him? A car park is no comparison to that
@ViolaAppleton6@prispott@MailSport Yes, but usually roads are closed in anticipation of large crowds, with signage for drivers to make it easy for drivers to divert, but all of that was on Water Street with a flourescent sign for the crowds only. This was a photo I took from the previous parade.
@ViolaAppleton6@prispott@MailSport The road was open, he had just as much reason to be there than any other driver there at the time. The only people who shouldn’t have been there were the gawping idiots pissing about in the middle of the road, if the event was planned right no cars would have been on there but..
@ViolaAppleton6@prispott@MailSport Solely him? not the people who drunkenly attacked his car and the policing and planners whose poor decisions led to over a hundred people injured because of violent actions. You basically are the police’s best mate, proper yokel brain, Please be careful with fragile objects.
@ViolaAppleton6@prispott@MailSport Oh so completely ignore the part where they’re all stood right behind his car, in the middle of the road? 😂 also even if it was his fault, do you then decide to smash the car up to, even if you were not even the one who got bumped into? Not sure how this is hard to understand.
@ViolaAppleton6@prispott@MailSport Also I don’t “defend” the actions, I just understand how the situation happened, which most people don’t as they don’t care to know, or want to cover up so they don’t get blame for what happened. Careless failures from multiple parties led to innocent people being hurt.
@ViolaAppleton6@prispott@MailSport Here’s the one regarding the truck too, literally people being allowed to walk into a live junction into oncoming traffic, great planning by the event planners there
https://t.co/z8LdNPdAcM
@ViolaAppleton6@prispott@MailSport It continued, he bumped the guys who then joined in and then tried to turn away as another guy put a walker through his back window and chased him down to the crowd. He already passed Hackins Hey at that point and Exchange Sq is a dead end, he basically had nowhere safe to go.
@ViolaAppleton6@prispott@MailSport Also before you respond, I actually lived on Dale Str, I know the area and layout and was there for the previous parade event and Eurovision, the event planning for that street was poor then and that was with even less people than were expected for the league title event.
@ViolaAppleton6@prispott@MailSport No he wasn’t, he was driving down a street where huge crowd's of people were walking down an street and crossing into a live junction, then was attacked by people when trying to turn down the last available exit, and was lead down into the crowd where he was mobbed upon.
@Jake_Hanrahan Funnily enough, just recently watched a Channel 4 doc on the Encrochat hack where this case was picked up from, pretty interesting watch
@JoekingLdn @CrimeLdn To be honest I’m not surprised, Brits are fucking hysterical to the point where they can talk like a civil war is happen, when the reality is basically two grannies fighting at a bingo hall.
Some people actually need to go outside, and away from London.