Making the news today....

[Mark J]

[Steven P]

I'd agree that the Daily Mail doesn't help here, the Telegraph is just as bad

[Mark J]

[tree-fancier123]

they've come so far already, who knows what the future will hold?

Edited Monday at 15:04 by tree-fancier123

[manco]

3 hours ago, Johnsond said:

It’s your obsession with my cock that’s coming over as rather strange if you hadn’t realised. 

again no obsession with your dinky thingie. it was you that brought it up. the less i have to think about your little chippolata the better.

please stop mentioning it

[Mark J]

 

Entirely Shiny Labour's fault. 

Edited Monday at 16:19 by Mark J

[manco]

2 hours ago, Steven P said:

No the original event, nothing we can do about it - am sure there are reasons that will come to light why he picked that day and that dance school, murders happen in all sections of the community. Maybe we'll find out his reasoning one day.

 

Likewise, rioting, never acceptable solution - and I think if you look back today, these riots are nothing to do with Southport, it is their name only - so why is society going in that direction, that is perhaps where we should be thinking.

 

There are divisions being sown into society by the likes of Robinson and Farage, using immigration as the focal point and they are doing very nicely out of it... but make the focal point anything else I suspect the outcome could be the same, division in society and a fight for the cause.... my view being inequality and poverty with no path on how to escape it, then all you need to do is light the fuse and point in the (wrong) direction.

 

some people just want to watch the world burn

[Johnsond]

3 hours ago, Mr. Squirrel said:

Since you’re dredging up my post again; you’re the one that made that comparison. I wasn’t likening the riots to any other events, simply saying those involved were vile. I really feel for those who are the target of this aggression and it would frighten me if I was in their shoes, living in one of these communities. 

 

That’s all. You choose to make the frankly bizarre comparison to other attacks. You’ve repeatedly yammered on about those involved being treated equally, which I don’t think anyone has disagreed with. I’m not sure what point you’re arguing, and I’m not sure you do either. 

I made the point and comparison because talking about people being  dragged out of cars by mobs and threatened with being killed is in my opinion just  irresponsible hype. These people rioting are not some cohesive fanatical mob. If you wanted to see an intimidating group try looking out the approx 300 according to the media all in black force seen on the streets clashing with the so called far right. I’d say the former were a far more disciplined and organised unit. Everyone seems to be hell bent on blaming the  right 100%, what our so called political leaders would be well advised to do is ask why this has got so much traction so quickly. 

Edited Monday at 17:25 by Johnsond

[manco]

35 minutes ago, Johnsond said:

I made the point and comparison because talking about people being  dragged out of cars by mobs and threatened with being killed is in my opinion just  irresponsible hype. These people rioting are not some cohesive fanatical mob. If you wanted to see an intimidating group try looking out the 300 all in black force seen on the streets 

no, theyre not a cohesive fanatical mob doing this for some religious reason or in defence of their country, or against police or state brutality.

theyre simply mindless thugs intent only on destroying anything that isnt theirs and taking any opportunity to behave like rabid animals

id be interested to see how intimidating you feel with 30 masked and armed hooligans battering on your front door or the windows of your car.

 

im not in any way accepting or condoning any of these fanatical extremists (lets just make that nice and clear and it applies to all sides), but they do seem or at least claim to be engaged in a religious/ anti-west attack.

these sub-human creatures rioting and destroying their own communities are not even fighting for a cause, theyre just fighting and destroying.

that makes it even worse when people start trying to compare them with any religious extremist that has a set agenda.

 

Edited Monday at 17:17 by manco

[Mark J]

If they they enact marshall law and engage fully-fledged authoritarian mode, whose fault will it be? 

Starmer is one of the establishment. The people rioting are behaving just like they've been trained to.