‘Pull her pants down’ – as if anti Co-Governance KKK could become bigger scumbags

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What kind of maggots would call for a woman’s pants to be pulled down during a protest?

Why these anti Co-Governance KKK maggots, that’s who…

‘Pull her pants down’: Woman dragged from Palmerston North anti co-governance meeting

A woman has been dragged out of a Stop Co-Governance meeting by her legs in Palmerston North.

Victoria Jakobs was one of hundreds who went to stand against the Stop-Co-Governance meeting at the Rose City Club Room at the Lido Aquatic Centre on Park Rd on Saturday night.

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Jakobs, who is Pākehā, had entered the meeting with her sign and whistle to protest the roadshow that has travelled the nation in recent months.

She said she was expecting to be asked to leave and be escorted out by police.

Instead, Jakobs said as she was sitting on the ground holding her sign and whistling loudly, she was grabbed by one woman and four men, had her head pulled back to rip her whistle from her mouth, and was dragged from the meeting by her legs with someone from the meeting yelling for them to “pull her pants off”.

…look, I don’t care what crazy racist bigoted view you have against co-governance, but when your supporters are actively assaulting protestors and calling to ‘pull her pants down’, you need to take a long hard look at yourself.

I didn’t think I could be appalled any more by these anti Co-Governance nutters, but they managed to find a sewer lower than they currently play in.

It’s funny watching people scream that having juice poured over you is assault, yet are silent over anti Co-Governance things assaulting. woman and calling for her pants to be pulled down.

Rank hypocrites.

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105 COMMENTS

  1. My god this makes the Posy parker tomatoes protest look like a day out at the fair. Tells us all we need to know about anti co governance groups, irrational.

    • I’m sure that the 71 yo with the broken cheekbone who was punched in the head three times agrees with you Mike. She’s sitting at home with her grandkids thinking Posy Parker was all just about the throwing of some tomato soup for sure. I imagine you have viewed the video? Should have gone to Specsavers!

  2. I’m all for annoying dicks who try and prevent others speaking being removed but did they really say ‘pull her pants down’?
    Why would you do that?

    • I dont know that much about the story so could be wrong.

      But I cant help thinking? Did anyone other than the victim say they heard this comment? Who made the comment? A man or a woman? Was the comment made in response to (and this is how I imagine it came about) to something like her shouting “Dont drag me by the legs you’re going to pull my trousers off” so some asshole replies “Pull her trousers off, it’ll serve her right”.

      Not acceptable but context is everything. I dont think normal people just say out of the blue “Pull her trousers off’

    • Probably because they were bunch of small minded arseholes.

      Sitting whistling? Absolutely annoying but call the police don’t grab the person by the head and physically manhandle them.

  3. She wants to be a smart arse blowing a whistle “loudly” in her own words she deserves everything she gets. No prob with silent protests on either side of the spectrum. But when you ramp it up don’t complain about the consequences.

    • Wrong. She was being disruptive, but males who will never be females are not in the position to be commenting about a women’s issue, so butt out.

    • No her protest did not work for it will send the movement underground to secrecy and partisan obstructive action.
      Remove the ability to have a public meeting and the meetings plus messages will go private.
      The ability to disrupt a meeting does not end information dissemination from the meeting organisers and participants .
      At all times it is best to hold discussions in public.

    • No the protest did not work because the message is that nobody is allowed to have public speaking anymore or debate about a major issue that clearly people want to talk about. It will make people even more annoyed that a small percentage of protestors are allowed to stop anybody talking about a major issue that has had virtually no debate in NZ.

  4. Serious stuff.
    Certainly one of the most dastardly threats anyone could receive as a 3 year old.
    I’m sure she was terrified while honking on her whistle and banging the pot lids shouting “nah nah can’t hear you”.
    That’s assuming you believe her in the first place.

    • It wasn’t the protester who reported the ‘pull her pants down’ comment. I heard it on the video of the incident that was circulated on twitter on the day it happened.

  5. We already have co governance Shona National did a deal with Tainui when Key sold the hydros with water. The water that nobody owns but China is bottling and selling it back to us. Geez we are mugs literally giving away one of our most precious assets.

  6. The woke warriors are pussies. They are real tough going up against women and pensioners.
    Would love to see them up against the Red Squad like we were.
    Dragged out by your feet. pffft. try being batoned, kicked, punched and stomped.

  7. Whay people don’t realize is that if we continue to push politics to the far left, ultimately the pendulum will go all the way far right and that my friends is facissim, remember Hitler! that’s far right politics and you don’t want that again, but keep pushing left and see what happens.

  8. There should be the right to protest and publicly speak without having protesters drown out with whistles, attacked with liquids, punching out listeners, and so forth.

    The police need to immediately remove counter protesters who stop the right of someone else to speak and try to derail free speech.

    Counter protesters are trying to drown out a group speaking in NZ with whistles – the police should be quick to remove disruptive people so that the free speech can happen, even if they don’t agree with the speakers. It should not be the listeners who have to try and remove those disrupting events.

    When political figures speak, whether council or central government as soon as a protestor tries to disrupt the police act to remove the protester. Why are police not doing this with other speakers in NZ – and expecting them to get private security etc – especially when the woke media and certain members of government are the ones inciting the violence against the people who don’t agree with them.

    It should be a basic human right to speak or go and safely listen to a public speaker in NZ without aggressive and disruptive protestors who seek stop the event.

  9. As Pat from Big Hairy News put it: If you were someone who claimed the tomato juicing of Posie Parker was an assault but don’t have the same standard for this, then your hypocrisy has disqualified you from public discourse

  10. As Pat from Big Hairy News put it: If you were someone who claimed the tomato juicing of Posie Parker was an assault but don’t have the same standard for this, then your hypocrisy has disqualified you from public discourse

  11. As Pat from Big Hairy News put it: If you were someone who claimed the tomato juicing of Posie Parker was an assault but don’t have the same standard for this, then your hypocrisy has disqualified you from public discourse

  12. As Pat from Big Hairy News put it: If you were someone who claimed the tomato juicing of Posie Parker was an assault but don’t have the same standard for this, then your hypocrisy has disqualified you from public discourse

  13. From what I know and of this incident, police were outside the meeting and to me if Victoria Jakobson was being a nuisance (and personally I don’t believe she was), then they should have been called to deal with the situation. But no it was a mob of feral misogynist males getting their jollies manhandling a defenceless woman, with one somewhere at the meeting, calling for her pants to be removed. Sickening!. It gives us an insight into the vile characters of the people supporting the likes of Julian Batchelor and his anti co-governance policies!

    I hope Victoria presses charges against those involved in her assault.

    • If bouncers can remove disruptive patrons, is it really an assault to remove someone?

      The pants thing is different, but again did anyone remove her pants or did someone yell it. Maybe the police should actually be inside to find out?

      It sounds like she was removed in a similar way a bouncer would eject someone disrupting an event – hard to see how this is now an assault by the woke, as she was clearly being wilfully disruptive at an event someone had organised and presumably paid for the hall and all!

      The protester could have listened and then asked questions against what they said, and behaved appropriately in a public meeting, not whistling like a self absorbed, self righteous idiot so nobody can hear anything which seems to be the woke way. Aka nobody else is allowed to say anything they don’t agree with, but they also can’t be bothered even listening to the other point of view.

      Woke might actually learn something about consultation if they bothered to listen to who they disagree with, respectfully! They want respect but can’t be bothered to respect anybody else. Tired of it!

      • In my twenties I used to work as a Doorman, and I have never had to grab someone by their hair. Ninety percent of the time, talking to them was enough to get someone to leave. You know, now that I think on it, never had to drag someone by their feet either. Its so much easier to use a wrist lock to gently guide someone outside.

        So in summation, it was nothing like what a “bouncer” would do in a similar situation, and if a Doorman, (the correct working title of the occupation), did this to a belligerent customer, they would most likely be stood down to be interviewed by police to see whether or not their actions were justified. Or whether they should be charged with assault.

  14. I laughed but it was also weirdly disturbing from a lack of personal development in life.

    That comment when I heard it “Pull her pants down”.

    I reminded me of that teenager at the party – “show us your growler”.

    Or the summer holiday kid “show us your tits”.

    They are always that same kid and then that same adult.

    Some people never grow up – good or bad – sometimes not sure but this was distasteful and nearly creepy.

  15. Perhaps if you didn’t mouth racist KKK rhetoric, you wouldnt get a whistle blown in your face.

    Clear that a lot of people on here think Maori have too much rights and need to be dealt to.

  16. Your just going to have to get used to hearing opinions that you don’t agree with and not get apoplectic.
    That is democratic free speech and it has not been made illegal yet.
    Where the rubber hits the road is the ballot box and the extremists on both sides and I include those inside the anti co governance meetings and outside blowing their whistles are doing themselves no favours when it comes time for people to actually take a side when it actually matters.

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