Tottenham Riots
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The more i listen to radio merseyside the more i want to fucking kill these little cunts. its took.us fucking years to get liverpool to where it is now. they are now going to destroy liverpool one and the fucking cities rep. i would gladly see alm these cunts die yes even the scrott fucking kids involved aswell.
At a time like this (or a Zombie invasion) the following would come in handy;
http://all-that-is-interesting.com/post/4956385434/the-first-zombie-proof-house
http://all-that-is-interesting.com/post/4956385434/the-first-zombie-proof-house
[quote author=El Pistolero link=topic=46360.msg1376577#msg1376577 date=1312852717]
The more i listen to radio merseyside the more i want to fucking kill these little cunts. its took.us fucking years to get liverpool to where it is now. they are now going to destroy liverpool one and the fucking cities rep. i would gladly see alm these cunts die yes even the scrott fucking kids involved aswell.
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Closely followed by the parents who have bred such little savages.
The more i listen to radio merseyside the more i want to fucking kill these little cunts. its took.us fucking years to get liverpool to where it is now. they are now going to destroy liverpool one and the fucking cities rep. i would gladly see alm these cunts die yes even the scrott fucking kids involved aswell.
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Closely followed by the parents who have bred such little savages.
I'm sorry but these lowlife cunts don't even know what they're rioting about. It's rioting for riotings sake. As Danny says - all because some lowlife blert got shot by the police for pointing gun at them ? Do people thing armed police were following him on the off chance ? Nah, sorry but that's simply not what will be at the forefront of these lots tiny little minds. It's a lame and feeble excuse to cause some shite. Fight the power my arse. It's taken Liverpool nearly 30 years to start recovering from the deprivation loaded on it in the 80s and these tools are destroying all that good work if some of the rumours are true. I'm with Vlad. Send in the Paras and sort the little scumbags out.
Just drove down smithdown on the way in and it's not too bad but upper parliament, grove street and myrtle street are fucked. All the bus stops have gone in and seen at least 5 cars torched and prob another 20 smashed up. It's fucking mad. What's wrong with people?
Anyone still clinging to the thin hope that this was a political protest?
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Anyone still clinging to the thin hope that this was a political protest?
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Ha, that would indeed be laughable. All these hoodies on bikes most definitely have a well thought out and defined political agenda. As long as means they can increase the size of their PS3 game collection and they get a few new pairs of trainers out of it.
Anyone still clinging to the thin hope that this was a political protest?
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Ha, that would indeed be laughable. All these hoodies on bikes most definitely have a well thought out and defined political agenda. As long as means they can increase the size of their PS3 game collection and they get a few new pairs of trainers out of it.
[quote author=Spionkop69 link=topic=46360.msg1376622#msg1376622 date=1312876456]
Anyone still clinging to the thin hope that this was a political protest?
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Dianne Abbott probably is.
Anyone still clinging to the thin hope that this was a political protest?
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Dianne Abbott probably is.
I think it is political, but those participating don't know it's political.
I'd guess most of those involved are either unemployed or have poorly paid jobs with little prospects. They live in areas that are not being serviced very well by the government in terms of creating jobs and decent housing, they look around and have nothing to aspire to unless it's somebody local who made it big on X-Factor. They have nothing to lose, they won't end up in jail for this and they don't have anything else to risk. They want the nice things you can buy but either can't or won't work for it so this comes as a perfect storm sort of scenario.
It's not the current governments fault, they are not helping things by cutting services etc, it's not their fault but it's their problem. If they don't sort it quickly, bring in the army to deal with it, the riots will spread and keep spreading.
I'd guess most of those involved are either unemployed or have poorly paid jobs with little prospects. They live in areas that are not being serviced very well by the government in terms of creating jobs and decent housing, they look around and have nothing to aspire to unless it's somebody local who made it big on X-Factor. They have nothing to lose, they won't end up in jail for this and they don't have anything else to risk. They want the nice things you can buy but either can't or won't work for it so this comes as a perfect storm sort of scenario.
It's not the current governments fault, they are not helping things by cutting services etc, it's not their fault but it's their problem. If they don't sort it quickly, bring in the army to deal with it, the riots will spread and keep spreading.
More of them will end up in jail than they imagine. The word's predominantly been spread via mobiles and Blackberries and a fair few of those who've been doing the spreading will be hunted down through their messages.
I'd lay odds we're not that far away from the deployment of troops. I'd give it another couple of days max.
I'd lay odds we're not that far away from the deployment of troops. I'd give it another couple of days max.
[quote author=Judge Jules link=topic=46360.msg1376631#msg1376631 date=1312877628]
[quote author=Spionkop69 link=topic=46360.msg1376622#msg1376622 date=1312876456]
Anyone still clinging to the thin hope that this was a political protest?
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Dianne Abbott probably is.
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Given her constituency has been smashed to pieces she probably should have more to worry about than making political points.
I suspected that the thick cunt that is Sunny Hundal would still be claiming it was a political protest, but apart from a few rather clumsy attempts to compare the rioters with bankers it seems that even he has been forced to concede that this its gone way beyond that now
[quote author=Spionkop69 link=topic=46360.msg1376622#msg1376622 date=1312876456]
Anyone still clinging to the thin hope that this was a political protest?
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Dianne Abbott probably is.
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Given her constituency has been smashed to pieces she probably should have more to worry about than making political points.
I suspected that the thick cunt that is Sunny Hundal would still be claiming it was a political protest, but apart from a few rather clumsy attempts to compare the rioters with bankers it seems that even he has been forced to concede that this its gone way beyond that now
Consented fucking policing..... Get your fucking head out of your arse, what is that anyway! (May we kindly arrest you dear thug) Send the army police and kick the shit out of these people. If the tories aren'tcareful it could be the fucking end of them if they don't show some fucking balls and deal with this head on.
How's Liverpool? Anyone been into town.
How's Liverpool? Anyone been into town.
[quote author=Bradley link=topic=46360.msg1376632#msg1376632 date=1312877656]
I think it is political, but those participating don't know it's political.
I'd guess most of those involved are either unemployed or have poorly paid jobs with little prospects. They live in areas that are not being serviced very well by the government in terms of creating jobs and decent housing, they look around and have nothing to aspire to unless it's somebody local who made it big on X-Factor. They have nothing to lose, they won't end up in jail for this and they don't have anything else to risk. They want the nice things you can buy but either can't or won't work for it so this comes as a perfect storm sort of scenario.
It's not the current governments fault, they are not helping things by cutting services etc, it's not their fault but it's their problem. If they don't sort it quickly, bring in the army to deal with it, the riots will spread and keep spreading.
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It's as simple as the bit in bold for me. Too many people these days want the moon on a stick. Everything handed to them on a plate. They don't want to work for it and strangely enough expect it as if they're owed it for just existing. They seem oblivious of the fact that things cost money and to earn money you have to graft for it. Things are tough and I genuinely do feel sorry for those the cutbacks are affecting. Those people who want to work for a living. The people rioting simply aren't those people and if they claim to be fighting for such causes then I would reckon that anyone truly affected simply don't want then "fighting their cause". As for fighting over some lowlife who got shot and killed - sorry but I highly doubt that's their agenda at all. It's nothing more than a convenient excuse to act like the thick mindless bellends they are and to hopefully do a little looting on the way.
There are prospects there for people who are willing to work hard and not give up. This underclass that exists in our society (and we have allowed it to devleop which is wrong) need to develop some social conscience never mind unrest
I think it is political, but those participating don't know it's political.
I'd guess most of those involved are either unemployed or have poorly paid jobs with little prospects. They live in areas that are not being serviced very well by the government in terms of creating jobs and decent housing, they look around and have nothing to aspire to unless it's somebody local who made it big on X-Factor. They have nothing to lose, they won't end up in jail for this and they don't have anything else to risk. They want the nice things you can buy but either can't or won't work for it so this comes as a perfect storm sort of scenario.
It's not the current governments fault, they are not helping things by cutting services etc, it's not their fault but it's their problem. If they don't sort it quickly, bring in the army to deal with it, the riots will spread and keep spreading.
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It's as simple as the bit in bold for me. Too many people these days want the moon on a stick. Everything handed to them on a plate. They don't want to work for it and strangely enough expect it as if they're owed it for just existing. They seem oblivious of the fact that things cost money and to earn money you have to graft for it. Things are tough and I genuinely do feel sorry for those the cutbacks are affecting. Those people who want to work for a living. The people rioting simply aren't those people and if they claim to be fighting for such causes then I would reckon that anyone truly affected simply don't want then "fighting their cause". As for fighting over some lowlife who got shot and killed - sorry but I highly doubt that's their agenda at all. It's nothing more than a convenient excuse to act like the thick mindless bellends they are and to hopefully do a little looting on the way.
There are prospects there for people who are willing to work hard and not give up. This underclass that exists in our society (and we have allowed it to devleop which is wrong) need to develop some social conscience never mind unrest
Loads of them will end up in jail. Its too high profile for them not to be.
That young lad who through that fire extinguisher off the building during the student protests got something like 18 months, so what would people get who set fire to cars and buildings? Fuck it, even the prick who threw foam at Murdoch got a few weeks inside.
Loads have been arrested already and as soon as it actually stops, and it will do, the old bill will start catching up with the rest of them
That young lad who through that fire extinguisher off the building during the student protests got something like 18 months, so what would people get who set fire to cars and buildings? Fuck it, even the prick who threw foam at Murdoch got a few weeks inside.
Loads have been arrested already and as soon as it actually stops, and it will do, the old bill will start catching up with the rest of them
All the police cell's are now full in London.... Do you know what I can't see that many going to be honest. Aren't the prisons massively overcrowded anyway.
[quote author=Richey link=topic=46360.msg1376641#msg1376641 date=1312878682]
Loads of them will end up in jail. Its too high profile for them not to be.
That young lad who through that fire extinguisher off the building during the student protests got something like 18 months, so what would people get who set fire to cars and buildings? Fuck it, even the prick who threw foam at Murdoch got a few weeks inside.
Loads have been arrested already and as soon as it actually stops, and it will do, the old bill will start catching up with the rest of them
[/quote]There will be a bunch of high profile cases and the rest will be tagged. They simply dont have the prison space to add thousands to it.
Loads of them will end up in jail. Its too high profile for them not to be.
That young lad who through that fire extinguisher off the building during the student protests got something like 18 months, so what would people get who set fire to cars and buildings? Fuck it, even the prick who threw foam at Murdoch got a few weeks inside.
Loads have been arrested already and as soon as it actually stops, and it will do, the old bill will start catching up with the rest of them
[/quote]There will be a bunch of high profile cases and the rest will be tagged. They simply dont have the prison space to add thousands to it.
[quote author=El Pistolero link=topic=46360.msg1376638#msg1376638 date=1312878437]
Consented fucking policing..... Get your fucking head out of your arse, what is that anyway! (May we kindly arrest you dear thug) Send the army police and kick the shit out of these people. If the tories aren'tcareful it could be the fucking end of them if they don't show some fucking balls and deal with this head on.
How's Liverpool? Anyone been into town.
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Exactly. Too many bleeding heart nobheads have allowed these scum to be pandered to in every fucking way possible for far too long. The worlds not perfect. It does not owe anyone a living it has to be worked for. The only ones I have empathy for are those who actually want to work but cannot for genuine reasons.Those are the people who need to be looked after. Not those who simply cannot be arsed to work but expect everything to be given to them for fuck all and complain when it's not. And allowing these cunts to run riot and taking softly softly approach doesn't wash at all. They need a good slapping down.
Consented fucking policing..... Get your fucking head out of your arse, what is that anyway! (May we kindly arrest you dear thug) Send the army police and kick the shit out of these people. If the tories aren'tcareful it could be the fucking end of them if they don't show some fucking balls and deal with this head on.
How's Liverpool? Anyone been into town.
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Exactly. Too many bleeding heart nobheads have allowed these scum to be pandered to in every fucking way possible for far too long. The worlds not perfect. It does not owe anyone a living it has to be worked for. The only ones I have empathy for are those who actually want to work but cannot for genuine reasons.Those are the people who need to be looked after. Not those who simply cannot be arsed to work but expect everything to be given to them for fuck all and complain when it's not. And allowing these cunts to run riot and taking softly softly approach doesn't wash at all. They need a good slapping down.
Fucking hell, just been saying on the news that it's unlikely people would be covered by insurance as it was a riot. That can't be right. I think it's a mistake the police declaring in press releases thatthey were "overwhelemd" "couldn't cope". Thats like saying the thugs are in control.
[quote author=El Pistolero link=topic=46360.msg1376646#msg1376646 date=1312879012]
Fucking hell, just been saying on the news that it's unlikely people would be covered by insurance as it was a riot.
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I think that's always the case. Any compensation will come from the government.
Fucking hell, just been saying on the news that it's unlikely people would be covered by insurance as it was a riot.
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I think that's always the case. Any compensation will come from the government.
[quote author=El Pistolero link=topic=46360.msg1376646#msg1376646 date=1312879012]
Fucking hell, just been saying on the news that it's unlikely people would be covered by insurance as it was a riot. That can't be right. I think it's a mistake the police declaring in press releases thatthey were "overwhelemd" "couldn't cope". Thats like saying the thugs are in control.
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Surely not? I thought civil unrest wasn't covered by travel insurance - that's all. You'd certainly hope not. I'd really feel for those people if that's the case.
Fucking hell, just been saying on the news that it's unlikely people would be covered by insurance as it was a riot. That can't be right. I think it's a mistake the police declaring in press releases thatthey were "overwhelemd" "couldn't cope". Thats like saying the thugs are in control.
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Surely not? I thought civil unrest wasn't covered by travel insurance - that's all. You'd certainly hope not. I'd really feel for those people if that's the case.
The police are trying to cover their backs, and TBH in today's blame and compensation culture you can't really wonder at it.
Dianne Abbott may have gone too far with her "we all have to take responsibility", but we do all have to ask ourselves some tough questions about why we've allowed society to develop in ways which have given rise to this situation.
Dianne Abbott may have gone too far with her "we all have to take responsibility", but we do all have to ask ourselves some tough questions about why we've allowed society to develop in ways which have given rise to this situation.
[quote author=Judge Jules link=topic=46360.msg1376649#msg1376649 date=1312879238]
The police are trying to cover their backs, and TBH in today's blame and compensation culture you can't really wonder at it.
Dianne Abbott may have gone too far with her "we all have to take responsibility", but we do all have to ask ourselves some tough questions about why we've allowed society to develop in ways which have given rise to this situation.
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We have allowed it. We've pandered to these scum for too long, given them more and more and allowed them to get away with whatever they want whilst simply dishing out meaningless punishments. I'm not a big political animal myself but it's time people learnt some decency, respect and that a living has to be earnt through work not simply an existence.
The police are trying to cover their backs, and TBH in today's blame and compensation culture you can't really wonder at it.
Dianne Abbott may have gone too far with her "we all have to take responsibility", but we do all have to ask ourselves some tough questions about why we've allowed society to develop in ways which have given rise to this situation.
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We have allowed it. We've pandered to these scum for too long, given them more and more and allowed them to get away with whatever they want whilst simply dishing out meaningless punishments. I'm not a big political animal myself but it's time people learnt some decency, respect and that a living has to be earnt through work not simply an existence.
David Cameron "I am granting the Metropolitan Police emergency powers to use water cannons, rubber bullets and tear gas to take back control of our streets from these ponsing, stealing, parasites . In addition I am deploying the British Army as a visible presence to provide the authority that is so very lacking.". .... Carlsberg don't do Prime Ministers but if they did...
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