Labour MP killed after being stabbed and shot in the street

[pErvinalia]

We go from the king of straw to the king of illogic. Meeky had already watched the video. He didn't need to watch it again. All he needed to do was describe the argument contained in it.

That's not relevant to the demand that was made. The demand was that Meeky do Hermit's homework by summarizing the video. In order to do so, Meeky would have to watch the video, and in this case might have to watch it AGAIN

Bullshit. As if someone couldn't state the argument made in a video that they themselves just posted.

That's utterly irrelevant. The whole basis of your argument is that Meeky should have just done as Hermit demanded because it would be convenient for Hermit.

No, my argument is that the claim made by you - that meeky would have to watch the video again to be able to state the argument the video was making - is retarded (like most of your "arguments").

[Seth]

No, my argument is that the claim made by you - that meeky would have to watch the video again to be able to state the argument the video was making - is retarded (like most of your "arguments").

Pettifogging bilge.

[Brian Peacock]

Jo Cox's husband and family to lead tributes on her birthday
Tributes to the murdered MP will take place around the world

The widower of Jo Cox will lead global tributes to the campaigning MP on Wednesday on what would have been her 42nd birthday.

Brendan Cox is expected to attend an hour-long rally in London’s Trafalgar Square from 4pm in memory of Cox, who died after being shot and stabbed in an attack in Birstall near Leeds on Thursday last week.

International events will also take place in Beirut, Brussels, Melbourne, Nairobi, New York and Washington DC, as well as Cox’s hometown of Batley, to pay tribute to her “love, energy, passion, flair, Yorkshire heritage and belief in the humanity of every person in every place”, organisers said.

[Jo Cox's husband says she was killed because of her political views]

A similar tribute is expected to be held at Glastonbury’s Park Stage, while a charity album of music recorded by bands including Coldplay and Muse at the festival this weekend will be released in Cox’s honour.

A moment of silence will be observed at 4.25pm in London and around the world.

On the eve of the events, Mr Cox said the public reaction to his wife’s death had been “off the scale” and had made a “really important contribution” to the healing process for the couple’s two children. It comes as a charity appeal in Cox’s memory raised more than £1m in three days. Google has on Wednesday put a link to the appeal on its homepage.

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