Mob rule forces student pro-lifers to cancel events
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University’s free speech claims labelled a joke as police called to rescue meeting organisers after violent attack.
Mob rule forces student pro-lifers to cancel events
UNIVERSE-08-MARCH-2024.indb (universecatholicweekly.co.uk)
University’s free speech claims labelled a joke as police called to rescue meeting organisers after violent attack.
Detters can we leave A.N. WILSON and ARIANNA HUFFINGTON-PUFFINGTON behind?
ReplyDeleteWhat we both should concentrate on is Sebastian and see that he be guided away from evils such as abortion and assisted dying.
GENE
"emotional paedophile"
ReplyDeleteWhat is an emotional paedophile???
Whatever it is it sounds very sinister and I would be careful if I were you Detterling about levelling such accusations.
GENE
Oh, piss off, you pompous get.
ReplyDelete“If I were you I would be very careful about levelling such accusations” - is that supposed to worry me, arsehole?
Calling you an emotional paedophile is not an accusation, it is a description. It means that I think that the influence of your rancid bigotry, spite and malice on young people is toxic, dangerous and based more on your pitiful need for self aggrandisement than on any concern for their emotional and spiritual well-being.
Exposing my beautiful son to your poisonous attitudes on sexuality would be an emotional equivalent of exposing him to a sexual predator. That is why I describe you as an emotional paedophile.
This is an extremely serious and libelous accusation - yes accusation. I shall be consulting a KC, most likely Geoffrey Robertson KC.
DeleteYou'll be hearing from me.
GENE
Furthermore Detterling you have not responded to the instructions I gave that Delia and Sebastian were not to receive 'holy communion' (sic) in the C of E.
ReplyDeleteI assume by this that you accept these instructions.
GENE
libelous
ReplyDeleteadjective
li·bel·ous ˈlī-b(ə-)ləs
variants or libellous
Synonyms of libelous
: constituting or including a libel : DEFAMATORY
a libelous statement
Balls.
ReplyDelete"Balls."
ReplyDeleteNo it isn't. It's another example of you being wrong.
GENE
Balls - both spellings are correct, so neither of us is wrong. What a shallow little turd you are, crowing about spelling. What next? I can pee further up the wall than you?
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