Zubrman
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SWP's back said:
I do hope so.
Riot in Tottenham (continued)
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I do hope so.
rickmcfc
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TFC said:
I said this 24 hours ago and got called every name under the sun by several posters on here. That was probably because the trouble was 200 miles away. Now its right on our door steps, lets see if peoples attitudes change. Personally i think its too late.
Lancet Fluke
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Halfpenny said:
I certainly hope that they are given the go ahead to deal with the situation rather than just stand and watch it, which seemed to be the orders they were given last night. It is very simple, unless there are signs that they are going to be dealt with then they aren't going to stop. Unless of course they have so many TVs, pairs of trainers etc that it occurs to them that they don't need to steal any more.
Unknown_Genius
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Its going to get a lot worse, before it gets any better.
LongsightM13
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There is nothing political at all about this. The violins are out, but people are not listening.
For every rioter on the streets, there are probably dozens more kids the same age staying in and keeping their heads down, or doing something useful and productive.
They are from the same streets and the same backgrounds, and were given the same opportunities or lack thereof.
The difference is they are not criminal shit-kickers who offer nothing in the past, present or future to our society and should have been drowned in a bucket at birth.
Whatever happened to personal responsibility for your actions?
The 'society made me bad' argument has always been bullshit, a cowardly cop-out for people lacking in moral fibre in my view. And I've seen a fair bit of it where I come from.
The 'elephant in the room' of course is that it is largely a problem confined to one section of London black community, who were upset because a career criminal, wannabe Yardie and a man who peddles death to his own people was shot dead after waving a gun at the police.
The black community in London complains about 'heavy handed policing' and overzealous stop and search — but now they are complaining that the police were not heavy handed enough.
The old bill can't win.
At least part of the solution for this rests within London's black community itself.
But this issue is being suppressed, as was the case with the outrageous Sky inteview mentioned earlier today, in which an eyewitness had his personal account censored while he was giving it in the interests of political correctness.
For every rioter on the streets, there are probably dozens more kids the same age staying in and keeping their heads down, or doing something useful and productive.
They are from the same streets and the same backgrounds, and were given the same opportunities or lack thereof.
The difference is they are not criminal shit-kickers who offer nothing in the past, present or future to our society and should have been drowned in a bucket at birth.
Whatever happened to personal responsibility for your actions?
The 'society made me bad' argument has always been bullshit, a cowardly cop-out for people lacking in moral fibre in my view. And I've seen a fair bit of it where I come from.
The 'elephant in the room' of course is that it is largely a problem confined to one section of London black community, who were upset because a career criminal, wannabe Yardie and a man who peddles death to his own people was shot dead after waving a gun at the police.
The black community in London complains about 'heavy handed policing' and overzealous stop and search — but now they are complaining that the police were not heavy handed enough.
The old bill can't win.
At least part of the solution for this rests within London's black community itself.
But this issue is being suppressed, as was the case with the outrageous Sky inteview mentioned earlier today, in which an eyewitness had his personal account censored while he was giving it in the interests of political correctness.
Freestyler
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We are 'considering' plastic bullets as a tactic for tonight.
what's to consider?
waheeeeeeeey well done!!!!!!!!
bout fucking time.
what's to consider?
waheeeeeeeey well done!!!!!!!!
bout fucking time.
MeatnSpudsMCFC
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I might sound abit cold saying this but I really have no sympathy for Mark Duggan... a drug dealer and gang member that was carrying a gun? Are police supposed to wait for these nobs to smoke one of their own before they pull the trigger?
I cannot believe anyone can possible defend the actions of these fuckers. No matter what, every single one of us is responsible for our own actions & these twats know what they are doing is wrong. They constantly go on about being 'disrespected' yet have zero respect for anyone or anything.
Someone on this thread was going on about it turning into an 'Us & Them' in an attempt to make it out as a kind of class war. Utter bollocks, well, except for it turning into 'Us & Them'....
Us.... Decent, respectable, law-abiding people.
Them.... Utter scum.
Someone on this thread was going on about it turning into an 'Us & Them' in an attempt to make it out as a kind of class war. Utter bollocks, well, except for it turning into 'Us & Them'....
Us.... Decent, respectable, law-abiding people.
Them.... Utter scum.