The End of Realitivistic Rage, Two Tier Tolerance, & Traditional Political Lines
The reign of radical globalists must end. There is no soft or hard Left, Centre, or Right in politics. There's National Sovereignty & there's Globalism.
Masoumeh Jafri Manojan, aka Masuma Sohrabi, was brutally murdered on the outskirts of Clifden. There was no “silence”. Ali Sohrabi, aged 35, of no fixed abode, was quickly identified in connection with the killing.
You cannot demand collective moral introspection when the perpetrator fits your preferred narrative, then demand strict individualisation when he does not.
The Ashling Murphy case is the perfect example of this moral asymmetry. Murdered in broad daylight in Tullamore, stabbed repeatedly in the neck, with such ferocity it approached decapitation.
A “national conversation” about Irish male attitudes to women was demanded and raged for two weeks.
Then Jozef Puska, a Slovak national living in Ireland, was convicted of her murder and sentenced to life. Multiple members of his family were later prosecuted for obstructing justice.
No equivalent “national conversation” followed, because the NGO and political interpretation changed once the perpetrator turned out to be a migrant.
Once a man is pinned down, wounded, and defenceless, there is no serious question of proportionality.
Not biography. Not tribal sorting. Not whether another terrible murder happened somewhere else. Not whether someone online can assemble a collage of unrelated tragedies and call it balance.
You cite previous convictions as though that answers the central question. It does not.
Prior convictions may be relevant in court under strict evidential rules. They are not an online permission slip to imply that a victim authored his own mutilation. Your response evades.
You cannot use one victim in another country to dilute another, or demand that nobody speak about one incident unless they first recite every other tragedy in the moral archive.
What force, exactly, do you believe remains proportionate when a man is already pinned, wounded, and defenceless, and when the attacker has no knowledge of his record?
If your answer is “but he had a record”, then you are not discussing self-defence. You are discussing retrospective moral disposal of the victim.
If your answer is “but people were silent about other cases”, then you are not discussing justice. You are also relying on falsehood and hyperbole.
If your answer is “but riots are wrong”, that is what occurs when again and again a demographic is branded, humiliated, abused, attacked, sidelined, beaten by those who are supposed to protect, have their speech curtailed, are attacked when they exercise their right to public assembly while jihadi flags and death to all whites parades are protected by the state.
Nelson Mandela rioted. What say you about that?
Your whataboutisms do not erase the attack, and it does not prevent people from asking lawful questions about public safety, border control, state competence, offender management, and the duty of government to protect the public.
The state bears grave responsibility when unvetted individuals, known offenders, or dangerous people are placed into communities without consent, scrutiny, or disclosure, and then go on to harm the public. That is not collective blame. It is a question of duty of care.
Hundreds of communities have been forced to absorb this with no consultation. Appeals to government are ignored, the outspoken are branded, dismissed, or pathologised.
Yet when appalling crimes occur, the same political class insists that nobody may connect policy, risk, consequence, and accountability.
The serious position is individual responsibility, equal law, public safety, and state accountability.
You have not rebutted that. You have tried and failed to bury one incident under a pile of corpses, 75% of which are the result of the same problem!
FYI: CPS state "convictions do not determine guilt in a new case"
ALT Masoumeh Jafri Manojan, an Iranian national also known as Masuma Sohrabi, one of the images in your collage, was brutally murdered on the outskirts of Clifden. You said there was "silence", no there was not. Furthermore, the man charged with her murder is Ali Sohrabi, aged 35, of no fixed abode.
@Graham_dePenros I'm am standing in the light, I do not condone any violence. I praise those who intervene and risk their lives to stop such violence.
Unlike some people, who would rather stand there and film, then post it on social media, just to gain views and followers. Where is the morality in that...?!
Just as the OP deliberately MISSED the top off my original post (Original post below)
People dismiss criminal record, saying it's irrelevant. But if suspect had a criminal record, they would quickly jump on it ! - PSNI confirmed suspect does not have a criminal record.
NOTE - In a UK court of Law, Criminal Justice Act 2003, previous criminal convictions can be used as evidence. And witnesses with criminal records, undermine their credibility.
Debate as a real person you say ?
Debate this.... People are angered over recent attack. BUT.... they all remained SILENT, when a BRITISH national murdered a Saudi student in Cambridge last year.
Just as people remain SILENT, when a young Iranian mother is murdered in Ireland, a few week ago.
The SILENCE is deafening.....
The violence in N'Ireland, burning peoples cars, setting fire to people houses, throwing missiles through people windows, with no consideration that there maybe be people inside.
Sends a clear message, they themselves, are the TRUE violent criminals. Who are more destructive than immigrants !