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by **RedSi35** » Mon Aug 08, 2011 11:39 am

For far too long some elements of the community together with the forces of so called Law & Order have kept a whole generation of televisions, sports goods, fashion wear and jewellery under lock and key with no regard for their rights to freedom and fresh air.

I cannot think of a more humane way to move society forward than liberating all these items from the shops that have become their prisons.

If there is a hope for the future, it is probably by nicking cigarettes and alcohol from local shops and setting fire to double decker buses, (The :censored:

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buses have had it soft for too long!) long live the revolution - Down with JJB Sports etc etc.

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daft it is, I live about 30 miles away from the mayhem in Tottenham, but I might as well live on a different planet. Glad I do to be honest. Troublemaking kids who want a scrap with Old Bill who ought to be tear gassed, Tasered and arrested. Nothing political about it, the police have crept around these areas like social workers for 25 years. Look at how the people who live there behave when the fancy takes them, no wonder the police give certain elements of society a bit of a hard time - QED.

Oh, and some bloke who shot at a police officer got shot himself - Cry some more. Burn Mr. Patel's shop down to teach the police a lesson. Go figure.
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by **crazyhorse** » Mon Aug 08, 2011 11:53 am

I am really angry at this stuff. Over 30 coppers have been injured because of brainless and mindless thugs.

The fact is someone got shot dead.. after he had fired upon police officers. I can understand a peaceful protest which was dignified by the family who have lost their loved one, but attacking police officers whole sale is disgusting.

by **RedSi35** » Mon Aug 08, 2011 12:01 pm

Teargas
Rubber bullets
Tasers
High pressure water jets

Let's see how :censored:

brave they are then.

by **crazyhorse** » Mon Aug 08, 2011 12:13 pm

The fact is in most other countries this type of thing would be put down... sometimes bloodily.

We have a police service who 99% of the time are not armed and have nothing but a stick and spray to protect themselves. And it is still the best police service in the world.

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by **Reg** » Mon Aug 08, 2011 1:20 pm

The police cant move these days because they'll be accused of something. The nanny state has brought this upon itself.

by **metalhead** » Mon Aug 08, 2011 2:06 pm

Reg wrote:The police cant move these days because they'll be accused of something. The nanny state has brought this upon itself.

#firstworldpains

by **redtrader74** » Mon Aug 08, 2011 5:06 pm

Feel sorry for the police, if they touch one of the :censored:

they'll be called heavy handed, racist, blah blah blah. Get the rubber bullets out and start the baton charges, crack a few skulls and the :censored:

will give up. Where the hell are the parents??? If I came home with bags of stolen goods when I was a youth I would have been taken to the police station. It's just a bunch of inbred, uneducated life time losers.

by **Greavesie** » Mon Aug 08, 2011 5:37 pm

redtrader74 wrote:Feel sorry for the police, if they touch one of the they'll be called heavy handed, racist, blah blah blah. Get the rubber bullets out and start the baton charges, crack a few skulls and the will give up. Where the hell are the parents??? If I came home with bags of stolen goods when I was a youth I would have been taken to the police station. It's just a bunch of inbred, uneducated life time losers.

by **Reg** » Mon Aug 08, 2011 5:39 pm

I see they're kicking off again today already. This is gratuitous crime - let me guess which section of the community it is... err.. err... yes.

by **ethanr** » Mon Aug 08, 2011 6:35 pm

Obviously in America we have armed police officers. That does lead to more deaths in shootings, but the officers NEVER fire at people who are not a direct threat to somebodies life. A lot of people have ridiculed us for having armed police officers, but to be honest it helps keep the peace. I've seen how some teens act around police officers in England and they have no fear because officers really don't have anything to protect themselves better than what the kids are using against them.

In America, the community will stand behind what makes sense. if a police officer goes and shoots and unarmed man that wasn't really doing anything, people get really mad. But if a police officer shoots a man who was shooting him back, or attacking somebody or something that justifies using force, people understand. Loved ones of those will often try to get the community to turn on the police, but people aren't afraid to say, "hey, your son is an idiot, he pulled a gun on a cop. What the feck do you expect the officer to do?"

People have ragged on the allowance of guns over here in a way that's so easy to get them, but if a guy in England has a gun and is shooting at cops, what can the cops do? Here the cops are trained to use them when necessary, and if the abuse that they are punished.

We don't really have too many rioting problems except maybe when a team wins the championship of some sport, for whatever reason they celebrate with violence. Other than that tho it's a pretty safe country to live in. The only ones who "live in fear" of the cops are the ones that are really doing bad things. Hardcore drug dealers or "gangsters" and what have you. basically just the trouble makers.

by **redtrader74** » Mon Aug 08, 2011 6:44 pm

Reg wrote:I see they're kicking off again today already. This is gratuitous crime - let me guess which section of the community it is... err.. err... yes.

Oh but you can't say anything like that. Let me guess they're disaffected, mummy is a crackhead and papa was a rolling stone, it's not their fault, its 'society's'. Armed police needed now, it's a fcking disgrace.

by **Greavesie** » Mon Aug 08, 2011 6:45 pm

Reg wrote:I see they're kicking off again today already. This is gratuitous crime - let me guess which section of the community it is... err.. err... yes.

seems some people are too scared to say it these days

by **Fowler_E7** » Mon Aug 08, 2011 6:54 pm

Reg wrote:I see they're kicking off again today already. This is gratuitous crime - let me guess which section of the community it is... err.. err... yes.

ill think you will find that youth of all the members of the community are involved

by **metalhead** » Mon Aug 08, 2011 7:07 pm

ethanr wrote:Obviously in America we have armed police officers. That does lead to more deaths in shootings, but the officers NEVER fire at people who are not a direct threat to somebodies life. A lot of people have ridiculed us for having armed police officers, but to be honest it helps keep the peace. I've seen how some teens act around police officers in England and they have no fear because officers really don't have anything to protect themselves better than what the kids are using against them.

In America, the community will stand behind what makes sense. if a police officer goes and shoots and unarmed man that wasn't really doing anything, people get really mad. But if a police officer shoots a man who was shooting him back, or attacking somebody or something that justifies using force, people understand. Loved ones of those will often try to get the community to turn on the police, but people aren't afraid to say, "hey, your son is an idiot, he pulled a gun on a cop. What the feck do you expect the officer to do?"

People have ragged on the allowance of guns over here in a way that's so easy to get them, but if a guy in England has a gun and is shooting at cops, what can the cops do? Here the cops are trained to use them when necessary, and if the abuse that they are punished.

We don't really have too many rioting problems except maybe when a team wins the championship of some sport, for whatever reason they celebrate with violence. Other than that tho it's a pretty safe country to live in. The only ones who "live in fear" of the cops are the ones that are really doing bad things. Hardcore drug dealers or "gangsters" and what have you. basically just the trouble makers.

You guys are so cool

Keep safe to any members residing in Tottenham

by **Greavesie** » Mon Aug 08, 2011 7:14 pm

isnt Daws based in London? Nanny as well.

Hope you two and everyone else is safe

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