There's an equally vehement view on the right that "stop and frisk" is not only salubrious but also necessary, and that, instead of being "lightened" and reduced, as Zimring desires, it should be accelerated and celebrated.
On the long drive home up the M5 on Monday evening, I was able to listen to Wilson's hour-long Super League Review on TalkSport2, which is repeated for milkmen at 5am on Tuesdays, with Garry Schofield splashing his vehement views over all of the weekend's top flight games.
There is, however, a rather vehement contrary view.
An official in the prime minister's office said that Mr. Bono's "vehement" comments did not represent the views of Mr. Zapatero.
Smyth, a Londoner, was a majestic Victorian eccentric who, despite her vehement feminist views, cultivated the highest social classes, including Victoria herself.
In each medium, he disrupted art with a track-switching masterpiece: In painting there is the vehement "Demoiselles d'Avignon" of 1907, on view in the fifth-floor galleries, one of the central pylons on which he and Braque erected Cubism.
He served under Frank Weston, the Bishop of Zanzibar, a staunch Anglican with whom Keable clashed: Keable objected to Weston's unorthodox methods for training black African priests; Weston, a vehement supporter of these priests, saw prejudice in Keable's views.
But alongside these strong views, and the apparent call to action, is a vehement rejection of parliamentary democracy and traditional political structures.
I am a vehement supporter of LGBT.
Even the vehement moments of his works are refined.
