Shocking Lack of Proper Violence!

Shocking Lack of Proper Violence!

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Shay HTFC

3,588 posts

190 months

Thursday 2nd April 2009
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Oh I never said fair play to what they were protesting about. I just said fair play to them for not taking any st. They obviously had very angry thoughts towards it, had a jolly riot, and as a result, the decision was revoked a little while later.

When public opinion is so strong that it leads to riots on the scale of the poll tax riots, then its a pretty clear message to the government that they are acting out of line.

Flanders.

6,373 posts

209 months

Thursday 2nd April 2009
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Shay HTFC said:
Oh I never said fair play to what they were protesting about. I just said fair play to them for not taking any st. They obviously had very angry thoughts towards it, had a jolly riot, and as a result, the decision was revoked a little while later.

When public opinion is so strong that it leads to riots on the scale of the poll tax riots, then its a pretty clear message to the government that they are acting out of line.



These people are student's and people with out a job, they wanted something to do, so they went to the big smoke to have a sit down and eat some bread free bread, or what ever the fk they eat. If they meant it, they would be fighting the Police and trying to kill everyone.

350GT

73,668 posts

256 months

Thursday 2nd April 2009
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Shay HTFC said:
Oh I never said fair play to what they were protesting about. I just said fair play to them for not taking any st. They obviously had very angry thoughts towards it, had a jolly riot, and as a result, the decision was revoked a little while later.

When public opinion is so strong that it leads to riots on the scale of the poll tax riots, then its a pretty clear message to the government that they are acting out of line.
Yes, hats off to them for getting a good riot off their chests, despite it being a trumped up reason for doing so.

Shay HTFC

3,588 posts

190 months

Thursday 2nd April 2009
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350GT said:
Yes, hats off to them for getting a good riot off their chests, despite it being a trumped up reason for doing so.
Try telling them it was a chumped up reason.

If you were so in support of it, then why didn't you and the masses of people who shared your views go out and protest when the government introduced council tax instead?

tinman0

18,231 posts

241 months

Thursday 2nd April 2009
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350GT said:
I think you have the wrong end of the stick. I think the hypocrisy of the protesters is the annoying thing. How many are on benefits? How many have jobs? How many drove down to protest about the environment, how many destroyed things, whilst demanding peace, and so on. The protesters come out of the woodwork merely to protest.
well said.

350GT

73,668 posts

256 months

Thursday 2nd April 2009
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Shay HTFC said:
350GT said:
Yes, hats off to them for getting a good riot off their chests, despite it being a trumped up reason for doing so.
Try telling them it was a chumped up reason.

If you were so in support of it, then why didn't you and the masses of people who shared your views go out and protest when the government introduced council tax instead?
Because it tends to only be those with a grief who go out, and the easily incensed, obviously. It was a chumped up reason. Explain why it wasn't. Sounds t me like you are one of those people who just wants to protest, no matter what. All you seem to argue about is protesting. how do these people get the time off to protest midweek? There were families there... Isn't it a school day? Why aren't the kids in school?

balders187

95 posts

185 months

Thursday 2nd April 2009
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Flanders. said:
Shay HTFC said:
350 said:
You are a little hysterical now, aren't you.
I'm just trying to see where you draw the line.

I assume you wouldn't just sit down, but would indeed get out and 'smash up some st' in protest.

So what it takes to get some people angry enough to commit crime in protest is just a mark on a scale. Who decides when that mark is reached?


Edited by Shay HTFC on Thursday 2nd April 00:47



These people are there for something to do, they don't actually care about the subject.

I agree most of them don't care what they are protesting about as long as they are protesting

Jimbeaux

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33,791 posts

232 months

Thursday 2nd April 2009
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350GT said:
I was listening to Rush limbaugh earlier, (always good for a giggle), and boy, that man is paranoid to the extreme. All of the loonies come out for these protests... Enviromentalists, vegetarians, anti-abortion folks, Pro-abortion types, anti-3rd world debt, and so on, and so forth, and yet he comes out with his classic, "it's not about these causes, it;s all about anti-Americanism". Sheesh, he really does have a chip on his shoulder. He also got miffed because no-one was 'hating Obama". rather he is quite liked in Europe, rightly or wrongly. he can't abide that! I find it utterly refreshing that someone so paranoid, and so full of hatred and bile gets so much airtime.
Well, the protest did kick off at the American Embassy. Obama is liked in Europe and yet is much like your hated Labour. The leaders you want are more conservative yet you all chastise our "tories". Ironic. smile

Jimbeaux

Original Poster:

33,791 posts

232 months

Thursday 2nd April 2009
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Blib said:
BBC reporting that a protester has died.

Violent enough?
Just one? No, I don't think so. Stupidity comes with a price.

Jimbeaux

Original Poster:

33,791 posts

232 months

Thursday 2nd April 2009
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stigmundfreud said:
brilliant interview on Radio4, 3 or 4 hippies complaining about capitalism but happy to live on state handouts then cut to the last interviewee.... "I dont support anything I'm just here for some gratuitous violence"
What do those idiots think pays for those handouts? Boggling. rolleyes

Edited by Jimbeaux on Thursday 2nd April 03:39

Jimbeaux

Original Poster:

33,791 posts

232 months

Thursday 2nd April 2009
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speedchick said:
okgo said:
Blib said:
BBC reporting that a protester has died.

Violent enough?
How did he die, if he died in a car crash on the way home then the answer is still no.
apparently he collapsed, and the police were attempting to resusciate him while waiting for the ambulance and were pelted with bottles and other missiles while trying to save his life.
I see, so in essence, he was either killed by other protestors, drugs, or both....the world will still turn.

Jimbeaux

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33,791 posts

232 months

Thursday 2nd April 2009
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Shay HTFC said:
Thread after thread I cannot believe what I am reading. I simply cannot fathom how many boring, armchair loving, whiskey sipping, seemingly state-loving whiners there are on here.

Yet another thread asking to see the Police do more against the protesters. Some people are so blinkered in their left wing / right wing 'camps' that they fail to see that these protesters are actually putting 2 big fingers upto the state and control over the individual whilst they 'riot'.

Surely you right wing nut jobs (i.e. if you were as blindly left-wing as you are right-wing, you would be just as wacko as some of the protesters seen today) can't even see the big picture because you're so obsessed with 'hating the lefties'.

Are you all 'for' the state re-nationalising the banks? Are you 'for' the Police to have the population under complete control?
Are you against the people exercising their right to tell the government and other 'population controllers' to fk off?

Sounds pretty left wing to me. Sounds like you all love your government compliance.

Edited by Shay HTFC on Thursday 2nd April 00:24
The fact that you give credit to these turds for that type of complexity only proves that you need an a$$ kicking yourself. Tell me, do you make people spit on it before you let them shove it in or do you lube it up yourself? rolleyes

Jimbeaux

Original Poster:

33,791 posts

232 months

Thursday 2nd April 2009
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Shay HTFC said:
Are you against protest?

Or are you one of those ones that thinks sitting around quietly in a cordoned off area miles away from anything important is the way to make your voice heard?
No, we are not. However, articulate what these a$$holes are protesting against....please, we would all love to hear this one.

Jimbeaux

Original Poster:

33,791 posts

232 months

Thursday 2nd April 2009
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Shay HTFC said:
350GT said:
Yes, hats off to them for getting a good riot off their chests, despite it being a trumped up reason for doing so.
Try telling them it was a chumped up reason.

If you were so in support of it, then why didn't you and the masses of people who shared your views go out and protest when the government introduced council tax instead?
Because they had to go work to pay for the very bastids that are out there tossing bricks today....get it?

MM2200

264 posts

197 months

Thursday 2nd April 2009
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Orb the Impaler said:
I hate them, absolutely hate them. They have fk all to do with protesting - just anarchists and, in their own way, nazis - we must all do what they say!!!
I think you've probably offended a few anarchists. (possibly some nazi's also)

JRM

2,043 posts

233 months

Thursday 2nd April 2009
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MM2200 said:
Orb the Impaler said:
I hate them, absolutely hate them. They have fk all to do with protesting - just anarchists and, in their own way, nazis - we must all do what they say!!!
I think you've probably offended a few anarchists. (possibly some nazi's also)
And that's a bad thing because...??

Bolebroke

373 posts

187 months

Thursday 2nd April 2009
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lovely interview on BBC news with a kid in a string vest..."yeah..they smashed me on the 'ed..twice..and my mate over there..they knocked his tooth out..." what did they expect to happen at a riot ? be given cups of tea ? kids today, eh...

SeeFive

8,280 posts

234 months

Thursday 2nd April 2009
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Bloody soap dodgers. Just add some liquid soap to the water cannons and they'll disappear like vampires in sunlight.

I thought the Russell Bland interview on the news last night just about summed it up.

q. "Why are you here?"

a. "erm", (long pause) (grin), (mangled cogs engage slightly) "same reason as everyone else".

I guess like quite a few others there, he does not have a clue. It seems like most of them that did actually understand their views just wanted to make their protest peacefully, and a small minority decided to have a go at the plods and a few windows. CCTV should be able to identify and prosecute that minority.

Waste of skin.

Fetchez la vache

5,579 posts

215 months

Thursday 2nd April 2009
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Hey Jimbeaux, I saw some pretty dangerous placcard waving, and some of the protesters hadn't washed or combed their hair in.. what?... weeks!

Then of course there was the "whistles of death" - they get me every time...

What more do you want? It was just like South Central..

Spiritual_Beggar

4,833 posts

195 months

Thursday 2nd April 2009
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Strikes me that the people protesting are the ones least affected by the current climate.

Student brigade, soap-dodgers, etc.....

People actually effected by the economic climate stayed in work so as not to LOSE THEIR JOBS! Something the protesters have no concept of!


Protesting is great when the situation becomes dire enough to demand it. But things arent that dire.....yet.