Liverpool terror attack

[Man_City_Loyal]

Of course I fucking would. Why wouldn’t I?

He touches me and I end up a few hundred grand better off plus I’m probably in better shape than him anyway.

Not that any of the above changes the fact that the fat scouse prick was talking out of his idiot, monosyllabic arse once again, laa.

of course you would. And fair play if you are

 

[metalblue]

But has be been confirmed a Muslim? That's the question

I think it’s the catholics who get confirmed.

 

[Lovebitesandeveryfing]

im guessing they assumed they were automatically guilty as an emotional reaction to the events that had just happened and it’s my guess they probably meant if found guilty of this crime then don’t put them in prison just hang them

Timothy Evans says hello, from beyond the grave.

 

[stonerblue]

Why, do you think he was?

theres more 'evidence' for that than there is for anything else you wanna dream up.

 

[bluemc1]

Timothy Evans says hello, from beyond the grave.

What a bizarre response

 

[west didsblue]

Other people being arrested shows he was part of a terror cell.

Doesn't other people being arrested mean that he knew other people that the police need to check out?

11am on Remembrance Sunday at a Women's hospital shows their motive.

Remembrance Sunday at a women's hospital suggests to me he was a very confused nutter.

 

[oldius]

We live in a multi-racial society and for the vast majority of the time, we rub along peacefully with our neighbours. Most people across the globe want the same things: decent pay for a day's work, safety and security for our families and good health. It isn't a lot to ask and all humans deserve that right. We are fortunate to be born into a country that is not plagued by war or famine and it is pure luck that is the case. Unfortunately, wealth, employment and natural resources are not equally distributed and it is natural that those that do not have them, seek them out by moving to areas that do. Just as 5.5m Brits live and work abroad, permanently, so others seek to improve their lives and the lives of their families by moving here. People who mention Levenshulme and Bolton as examples of a lack of integration are not lying but ex-pat communities are also examples of that, as it is human nature to wish to live alongside people with shared values, language and aspirations. These cases are, thankfully, extremely rare but we cannot ignore the sutuations that give rise to them and it is to do with interpretations of religion, politics, arms policies and intolerance. Both sides of the debate have shifts to make, in my view.

 

[cptaidan88]

theres more 'evidence' for that than there is for anything else you wanna dream up.

On the news it says he was a asylum seeker and stayed with a Christian couple while he converted to Christianity.

The same couple also said he had previously been involved in what they refered to as an "incident" involving a bridge and knife which resulted in him being sectioned for at least 6 months.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

All seems very Four Lions to me lights showing under shirt, ticking like Big Ben and getting stuck in a cab. 3 accomplices sat at home watching strictly after ordering the the cab.

Not very funny for the cab driver mind.

Just needed a sheep to explode.

 

[metalblue]

We live in a multi-racial society and for the vast majority of the time, we rub along peacefully with our neighbours. Most people across the globe want the same things: decent pay for a day's work, safety and security for our families and good health. It isn't a lot to ask and all humans deserve that right. We are fortunate to be born into a country that is not plagued by war or famine and it is pure luck that is the case. Unfortunately, wealth, employment and natural resources are not equally distributed and it is natural that those that do not have them, seek them out by moving to areas that do. Just as 5.5m Brits live and work abroad, permanently, so others seek to improve their lives and the lives of their families by moving here. People who mention Levenshulme and Bolton as examples of a lack of integration are not lying but ex-pat communities are also examples of that, as it is human nature to wish to live alongside people with shared values, language and aspirations. These cases are, thankfully, extremely rare but we cannot ignore the sutuations that give rise to them and it is to do with interpretations of religion, politics, arms policies and intolerance. Both sides of the debate have shifts to make, in my view.

I appreciate your thoughts are well meaning but I think we can largely ignore the “reasons” that some dickhead thinks it’s right to go blow up some people they’ve never met nor that have ever done them any direct harm. In short, and to paraphrase the kid laroi - fuck all of their “reasons”.

If they’ve got a problem with the UK selling bombs to wherever then go blow up BAE systems or target their employees. If they’ve got a problem with UK foreign policy go after the politicians/advisors/armed forces or whatever. You don’t go try and bomb a bus or a hospital or a fucking concert. Because eventually when we see one of their hospitals get taken out by a wayward bomb or we see their little kids suffering we’re going to think meh and donate our money to the three legged donkeys instead.