Derby pensioner charged for homophobic graffiti and abuse in pub

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  1. That There Other David  31 Jan 2013, 12:29pm  Report
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    Interesting excuse. I must remember that if I ever commit a crime. “I had something on my mind, and didn’t mean to do it”.

    I’m sure the judge or magistrate will laugh heartily with me and let me off with a slap on the wrists.

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    1. PantoHorse  31 Jan 2013, 12:36pm  Report
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      Quite bonkers. If homophobic behaviour is, as he himself admits, out of his character then perhaps he’s losing his mind and should undergo a psychiatric assessment?

      Won’t happen though.

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    2. Perhaps it’s the first time he’s ever had anything on, or in, his mind…

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  2. But surely, homophobia is in the character and capabilities of ANYONE who has concerns about their own same-sex attraction? “Show me a homophobe – I’ll show you a closet case”. Get this message out loud and clear. That should stop homophobia over night!

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    1. why did he sign the messages with his nick name and cell phone number ? !

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  3. Oh, what a life in the closet can do to people.

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    1. GingerlyColors  1 Feb 2013, 7:05am  Report
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      The water closet perhaps?

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  4. AT LAST! Such behaviour is treated seriously by ‘the Law’ and the perpetrator treated accordingly. Some good news here for a change on such matters!

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  5. What an old git.

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  6. GingerlyColors  1 Feb 2013, 7:06am  Report
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    Sounds like a right Alf Garnet!

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