Man who makes a video is looking for views?
Mind blowing
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You understand how YouTube works, right?
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Fuck him
The quotations should give a clue to the discerning eye. The content is in favour of Mrs Hand… but 
I didn’t understand a word of it but it sounded bad so I kept the head down.
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Why is he hiding in his garage? Is the knock on the door at 7.34 significant?
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Avoiding canvassers maybe 
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Cos there’s a lad upstairs in his bedroom recording united tiktoks in the dark.
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He disgraced himself on the Kyle hayes case.
Deliberately put a prerogative caption on his videos here to get more clicks.
A weird thing to be trying to be profiting off as well.
He can get in the bin or stay in the attic
The second captains podcast is excellent on the case.
Also outlined the differences between criminal and civil cases.
Terry has a lovely way about him.
I reckon he’s a trump supporter anyway
You know I love you bro but you badly need to be more subtle in your trolling.
Sorry about my ignorance guys 
Why was it a civil and not a criminal case?
I presume all the fellas who were shouting furiously about the evils of cancel culture will be up in arms at this?
McGregor being made a pariah by civil society is the very definition of cancel culture.
The McGregor cancellation is entirely representative of what the anti-cancel culture zealots object to.
It’s also an entirely appropriate and justified response by civil society.
But if the anti-cancel culture zealots don’t defend McGregor here, it’s a prima facie demonstration by them that they were bullshitters all along.
Proper Twelve is on special in Tescos. 25€ down from 40 ish (you’d wonder what sort of a mug would pay 40€ for a bottle of young Bushmills pish). I reckon Tescos are clearing their stock before announcing their own boycott
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The DPP decided not to pursue a criminal case against him presumably because they didn’t think they had strong enough evidence to get a conviction. The victim took a private civil case against him for assault. The level of proof needed in a civil case is lower. I stand to be corrected by @artfoley
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The DPP declined to prosecute.