全球通缉攻击金晶暴徒

yesyesyes · 发表于 2008-4-10 12:27

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首先回答我的问题线，你怎么就胡编那个贴子呢，其次
你这话让我想起了昨天那个采访西藏流亡政府发言人的话：我们藏人对暴力的理解是杀人，打人不算。。。。。
别说，你们的智力和思维还确实都师承一脉.....

you should be responsible of all what you typed here, no matter in whatever language. if you could not prove your conclusion, it would prove that you are a lier.

yesyesyes · 发表于 2008-4-10 12:35

Post by bignose_mtl
Actually the girl is the torch holder, any attack to that torch equals to attack the torch holder. This is common sense.

BTW, i just saw a news on the www.online.sh.cn yesterday which said that the girl was hurted on her face during the attack. Obviously, this is the physical attack on that girl.

common sense is not proof, neither "obviously". the hurt on the girl's face does not prove anything.

you must show the proof that the guy attacked the girl, and the hurt on her face was done by the guy.

bignose_mtl · 发表于 2008-4-10 13:00

common sense is common sense which is what people in common would agree on and based on common natural understanding. That means most of people will agree that if someone attack the torch equals to attack the torch holder and this does not need any proof.

Also, the description by that girl clealy proved that there was physical attack from that guy.
“……当时我整个腰弯下来头靠着膝盖，紧紧抱着火炬，离我最近的人是贴着我的，直接打我，抢我的火炬……”这是金晶对巴黎火炬传递过程中遭遇“藏独”分子疯狂攻击的描述

Post by yesyesyes
common sense is not proof, neither "obviously". the hurt on the girl's face does not prove anything.

you must show the proof that the guy attacked the girl, and the hurt on her face was done by the guy.

7Quebec · 发表于 2008-4-10 15:39

露马脚了：巴黎攻击金晶的是职业肇事者，头天刚在伦敦被捕过

airbus2002 · 发表于 2008-4-10 16:29

Post by yesyesyes
ok, show us your proof that the guy attacked 金晶!
ur photos only show he tried to grasp the torch.

The photo is the best proof.

In Common Law, "battery" is the willful or intentional touching of a person against that person's will by another person. Please note that an offensive touching can constitute a battery even if it does not cause injury, not to mention that the disabled girl's chin has been badly scratched. Should the offender be arrested and sued?

NO. The offender is a "peaceful protestor". The Chinese torch guards who tried to protect the girl were called "thugs" by some politicians, while the French or UK police dragging or arresting protestors received no similar accusation. Isn't this double standard?

I sincerely hope you would answer YES YES YES as your name suggests.