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There is a definite feeling of many backing Joost regardless of what’s happened and the victim getting forgotten in all of this. I doubt the allegation was made lightly.
Absolutely. There is so much "Justice for Joost" and what not going on - many people don't even seem to care what actually happened.There is a definite feeling of many backing Joost regardless of what’s happened and the victim getting forgotten in all of this. I doubt the allegation was made lightly.
You're really obnoxious.There is a definite feeling of many backing Joost regardless of what’s happened and the victim getting forgotten in all of this. I doubt the allegation was made lightly.
I don’t think it’s that dramatic tbh. SHOUTING IN CAPITALS AT ME BECAUSE YOU DISAGREE PROBABLY IS THOUGH.
AVRO/TROS legally have to broadcast the show tonight.I think we're still voting. At least Nikkie is still giving our jury points tonight.
So incredibly Dutch to be extremely harsh on EBU and this decision but still broadcasting and voting tonight lol
This is the million dollar question. I imagine it might have a million dollar answer.Will EBU also investigate “Israeli press and delegation harassing other contestants” as well? Joost’s incident constitutes an allegation, and yeah, (as a fan of him and his song) f*ck him if he punched a woman in the face, but why is Israel not disqualified as well, when there are videos on Twitter and other social media platforms proving the existence of atrocious acts committed by the Israeli authorities throughout this week?
Likely because EBU won't care what's on Twitter and only reacts when forced - aka if any party comes to them and informs them of what the Israeli delegation did, and presses for repercussions.Will EBU also investigate “Israeli press and delegation harassing other contestants” as well? Joost’s incident constitutes an allegation, and yeah, (as a fan of him and his song) f*ck him if he punched a woman in the face, but why is Israel not disqualified as well, when there are videos on Twitter and other social media platforms proving the existence of atrocious acts committed by the Israeli authorities throughout this week?
I read about it all over but the only video they could provide me is that Israeli press just recorded Joost without his permission in backstage.Will EBU also investigate “Israeli press and delegation harassing other contestants” as well? Joost’s incident constitutes an allegation, and yeah, (as a fan of him and his song) f*ck him if he punched a woman in the face, but why is Israel not disqualified as well, when there are videos on Twitter and other social media platforms proving the existence of atrocious acts committed by the Israeli authorities throughout this week?
Will EBU also investigate “Israeli press and delegation harassing other contestants” as well?
Great post. Thank you.Ok I don't want to beat a dead horse, however I fell compelled to say something after reading some comments written here and on other social media.
As someone who has been involved legally in situations similar to this one, there isn't anything that sounds out of place and I think that the EBU is getting way too much hate and blame.
For starters Police usually don't take verbal treats seriously and I say this as a person who works in customer support and had to report several clients due to treats two thirds of the time nothing happens, while rest of the time they usually just get a call from the police to tell them to act nicely. So the fact that there is a entire police report with investigation and interrogations says a lot about the incident that took place, it must have been something serious for the police to take action. Secondly things like this are pretty common like some users already said you don't want somebody who is under police investigation near the victims and this isn't something that is unique to Eurovision in fact this is the first time something like this happens. Third point is secrecy usually in order for an investigation to go smoothly and for the victims identity to be kept safe not a lot information will get released until the investigation is over so it's not the EBU fault for the lack of information the Police simply isn't giving a lot of information in order to keep the victim safe and the investigation in order so please don't put the blame on Martin Österdahl neither he not EBU would have wanted for this to happen and can't release a lot of information due to legal matters.
Personally the only thing I would have changed was dismiss the rumours about another delegation getting involved immedietly instead of waiting for an entire day to pass during which a lot explicitly anti-semitic rumours spread like wild fires, however I don't know laws that much so I don't know if they were permitted to do that.