KNEECAP STATEMENT:
They want you to believe words are more harmful than genocide.
Establishment figures, desperate to silence us, have combed through hundreds of hours of footage and interviews, extracting a handful of words from months or years ago to manufacture moral hysteria.
Let us be unequivocal: we do not, and have never, supported Hamas or Hezbollah. We condemn all attacks on civilians, always. It is never okay. We know this more than anyone, given our nation's history.
We also reject any suggestion that we would seek to incite violence against any MP or individual. Ever. An extract of footage, deliberately taken out of all context, is now being exploited and weaponised, as if it were a call to action.
This distortion is not only absurd - it is a transparent effort to derail the real conversation.
All two million Palestinian people in Gaza are currently being starved to death by Israel.
At least 20,000 children in Gaza have been killed. The British government continues to supply arms to Israel, even after scores of NHS doctors warned Keir Starmer in August that children were being systematically executed with sniper shots to the head.
Instead of defending innocent people or the principles of international law, the powerful in Britain have abetted slaughter and famine.
This is where real anger and outrage should be directed towards.
To the Amess and Cox families, we send our heartfelt apologies, we never intended to cause you hurt.
Kneecap’s message has always been — and remains — one of love, inclusion, and hope. This is why our music resonates across generations, countries, classes and cultures and has brought hundreds of thousands of people to our gigs.
No smear campaign will change that.
Suddenly, days after calling out the US administration at Coachella to applause and solidarity, there is an avalanche of outrage and condemnation by the political classes of Britain.
The real crimes are not in our performances; the real crimes are the silence and complicity of those in power.
Shame on them.
Astonishing that it has taken more than a year for the Guardian to catch up with this story of hundreds of Palestinian medics being disappeared into Israel's torture chambers.
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@massimodutti It is obvious that my posting a comment about my experience has prompted this change of approach. Not any desire to honour your legal responsibilities, nor provide anything remotely like good customer service. I have sent DM.
@massimodutti@massimodutti still not heard why you think you don't have responsibility for your products not being fit for purpose and failing to survive one wear and wash
@massimodutti 'Dear Robert, we understand your consumer rights, that is why we checked all the data with our Product and Quality Team'
What data they checking - you've got a photo of a shirt with a missing button?
@massimodutti 'We have checked your case with our product team, and since the item was used and washed, I am afraid we cannot accept the item as defective. '
The Consumer Rights Act covers use. A product is expected to be of sufficient quality. Wearing and washing once is reasonable use.
@massimodutti I have had a second response from you - numbered 57517391.
According to the consumer rights act of 2015 I am entitled to a full refund on the faulty shirt you supplied. I made my complaint within 30 days of purchase.
@massimodutti@massimodutti - do you mean the shirt was in perfect condition when supplied, and you don't expect it to survive one wear and one wash? If a shirt loses a button this quickly it is not fit for purpose which is a trading standards issue.
Hi @currys my son received K60 RGB PRO keyboard for birthday. The CAPS key cover was broken, Purchased online from Currys UK. Is it possible to just get replacement key cover rather than the replace whole keyboard thing as that works.
Hi @CorsairSupport my son received K60 RGB PRO keyboard for birthday. The CAPS key cover was broken, Purchased online from Currys UK. Is it possible to just get replacement key cover rather than the replace whole keyboard thing as that works.
@GingerWildheart Been obsessing over their song Willin lately. I know, different albums. Lots of great versions as well Greg Allman, Linda Ronstadt, Commander Cody.