Re: Gryphin and Growltigga Thread
As a member of the jury, I move to have to judge removed from the proceedings. His comments have caused me personally, and the people of my nation generally, great emotional unrest. Given that his comments are clearly hate literature and an incitement of violence against a particular social group or nationality, he should be removed from this trial and charged accordingly.
Please find below the posting of Mr. Growltigga on February 15, 2002. In said posting, Mr. Growltigga states “kick a canadian for me”, a clear statement of discrimination based upon nationality. The 1952 UN Declaration on Refugees clearly states that this type of activity amounts to persecution. This Declaration been signed by most nations of the world, including Canada, the United Kingdom, the United States, Kenya and Spain. Should anyone be truly interested, I can provide links to the appropriate websites or post the body of the declaration.
Given that Mr. Growltigga was undoubtedly in one of the above jurisdictions when the statement was made and that key members of this tribunal were similarly situated, it is clear that he ,and these proceeding, fall under the Convention. As such, his clear verbal persecution of Canadians, in contravention of the Convention, disqualifies him from hearing this case.
Further, his latent English Imperialism and condensation towards Canada and Canadians clearly makes a mockery of his double standard accusations of Imperialism towards other members of the forum. One who clearly holds one set of values while espousing a radically different set is clearly not fit to render judgment, nor press charges, against honest and upright individuals such as Gryphin.
This member of the jury votes to acquit Gryphin of all charges. However, he will also admit puzzlement at how wearing a distinguished and manly mustache could be a criminal offense. Perhaps the rot that set into the Mother Country, causing the loss of Empire, has spread genetically and the English now lack the testosterone to grow that which distinguishes man from boy.
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