Trans Pronouns....Enoch Burke....Jailed maybe for a long time ?

[eaglesdare]

They are attention seeking idiots!

If they fail to respect the orders of a Court this is what happens in any democratic society.

There are legal ways to protest about laws you disagree with and seek to change. Shouting at Judges isn’t one of them.

I agree. And no it's not an April fools 😅

 

[ASCPFC]

I agree. And no it's not an April fools 😅

Indeed, the Burkes are a pain in the arse. However, there are some valid points in their arguments. I find them a bit extreme but I guess someone was going to take a stand on these issues some day. That it was them is of no surprise really.

 

[Phil’s Barber]

They are attention seeking idiots!

If they fail to respect the orders of a Court this is what happens in any democratic society.

There are legal ways to protest about laws you disagree with and seek to change. Shouting at Judges isn’t one of them.

Would that be akin to failing to respect the final ruling of The Supreme Court and The European Court on Human Rights?

Say for example in the Lee v Ashers Baking Company Ltd. case?

 

[georgenorman]

They are attention seeking idiots!

If they fail to respect the orders of a Court this is what happens in any democratic society.

There are legal ways to protest about laws you disagree with and seek to change. Shouting at Judges isn’t one of them.

 

[eaglesdare]

Would that be akin to failing to respect the final ruling of The Supreme Court and The European Court on Human Rights?

Say for example in the Lee v Ashers Baking Company Ltd. case?

Or a small claims court against hitting someone with your car? 🤭

 

[Wisbech Eagle]

Or a small claims court against hitting someone with your car? 🤭

Respecting any judgement does require you to agree with it. Especially when you were involved and know, as a fact, that the appellate was lying. The Judge was wrong. Everyone is though capable of mistakes. It wasn’t a small claims Court. It was in the County Court with me being represented by a Barrister employed by my insurance company. It was their decision to fight the claim. Not mine. With costs there was about £30,000 at stake. My cost exposure was nil.