The rubicon is a river in italy

Sargon's solution is for Tommy to run for MP, 3 years from now when he becomes eligible.

Thats could very well be too long

The most important thing about this decision would be it would have to be verified, and obvious. Don’t start a war over something that is alleged

And pretty much requires that Tommy stay out of controversy, and generally out of politics, during that time.

And that the UK doesn't get much worse in the meantime.

(Which probably won’t happen)

Tommy is already marred. And do you know if UK allows those convicted of a crime to hold office?

Just can't have beeen in jail for more than 10? months within less than 3 years or running

ah

Is there a criminal level bar too? I cant see a person convicted in a corruption case or murder or something being able to hold office

@Thomas the Sowell Train [USA]
he and a few others, expect people to get way more radical if this happens

I don't think so

Yo don't think people will become radicalized if Tommy dies in prison?

Did you not see the riots that already happened?

It is certainly possible

The working class is already very angry.

Quite understandably.

If he is brutally murdered, I can beyond garuntee there will be riots

If there are just protests...

Then it goes down to how the british police react

as i said before, people will get more radical

but, i don't think this will be the "breaking point"

it will be the beginning of something tho

I think the response to the protest will be the breaking point

Boston Massacre style

nah

there still a lot to happen

plus, i don't even think that thing will get that violent

You never know

Wars have been fought for less

(Well, specifically a 1% tax)

yeah, i know

but, you are talking about a docile population that allowed the government to take a lot of their privacy and to become borderline full authoritarian

people won't flip because of the death of one dude

Like I said, you never know

Sargon looked it up in a stream, needs to be off prison for 2 years to run.

So, current sentence + 2 years.

Thought it was 5 years

https://youtu.be/1J3aFIut0Ro

https://screenshots.firefox.com/yQQZG8ZiST1Q74Ux/www.bbc.co.uk