London Gang Murders. Drug Users To Blame?
London Gang Murders. Drug Users To Blame?
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Original Poster:

9,432 posts

160 months

Saturday 28th December 2019
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Maybe peer culture and parenting have a part to play as well. After all not every teenager in London becomes a gang member and drug dealer.

The politics of stop search perhaps relevant as well.


https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2019/12/11/jaden-...

Cliftonite

8,694 posts

162 months

Saturday 28th December 2019
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14 year old riding a moped?


anonymous-user

78 months

Saturday 28th December 2019
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Poor parenting being blamed on everyone else.

Doesn't excuse the scummy murderers though.

bitchstewie

64,412 posts

234 months

Saturday 28th December 2019
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Yes they share the blame.

Are they the only ones to blame? Of course not.

FiF

48,127 posts

275 months

Saturday 28th December 2019
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Christmas Eve murder, Battersea, originally from Kosovo from an Albanian community, turns out to be one of Sweden's most wanted, with connections to Malmö drug gangs. This sod was being hunted in Sweden more than 11 years ago.

I have sympathy only for his kid, no one deserves to see a parent or family gunned down, as for the rest, not so much there despite season of good will. Sorry if it offends.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2019/12/27/batter...

valiant

13,492 posts

184 months

Saturday 28th December 2019
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You can’t pin it on one factor and then say ‘That’s the reason, fix that and all will be well’.

Parenting, adequate policing, government policies, poor housing, poor schooling, underfunded and collapsing justice system and generally st life chances all play a part as well as the end users who are not always your stereotypical crack heads but middle class types with every opportunity afforded to them but like a few lines or the odd puff at weekends that drive the demand.

It’s like those hard of thinking types who solely blame Mayor Khan for the rise of knife crime in London as if changing mayor will magically solve the issue. There is no one single cause but a myriad of different reasons that will take a all-encompassing approach to solve - if it can be solved at all.

Thankyou4calling

10,889 posts

197 months

Saturday 28th December 2019
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Number of murders in London is well below the long term average.

If you look at the last couple of years it’s gone up but to no where near the levels of previous years.


Thales

619 posts

81 months

Saturday 28th December 2019
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Cliftonite said:
14 year old riding a moped?
These lot don't play by the rules....

Burwood

18,718 posts

270 months

Saturday 28th December 2019
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Thales said:
Cliftonite said:
14 year old riding a moped?
These lot don't play by the rules....
Was this boy innocent or a drug mule? The media want to paint him as an angel Such that it’s not easy to get to the detail.

Earthdweller

18,187 posts

150 months

Saturday 28th December 2019
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Thankyou4calling said:
Number of murders in London is well below the long term average.

If you look at the last couple of years it’s gone up but to no where near the levels of previous years.
24/7 news and social media mean that events get far more coverage than they used to

20 years ago London was far more violent and lawless ... but it wasn’t widely reported.




Agammemnon

1,628 posts

82 months

Saturday 28th December 2019
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Burwood said:
Was this boy innocent or a drug mule? The media want to paint him as an angel Such that it’s not easy to get to the detail.
The report mentions he was attacked whilst dealing drugs so I suspect that he wasn't entirely innocent.

When his mother blamed drug dealers it wasn't clear whether she was including or excluding her son.

Pastor Of Muppets

3,808 posts

86 months

Saturday 28th December 2019
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valiant said:
You can’t pin it on one factor and then say ‘That’s the reason, fix that and all will be well’.
No, but you can list several factors that are the main components, and one of them is too many people
crammed into urban environments. You wont see this sort of stuff in Durness or Gairloch, but head into
the big conurbations and its a different story.

The problem is there isn't going to be any sudden mass reductions in the number of people in big
cities in the UK, quite the opposite probably, therefore gang murders, or virtually any type of murders
are not going to stop, or be stopped, any time soon, they will continue unabated, regardless.

For anyone that fears being involved there is really only one option available, move elsewhere.



Thankyou4calling

10,889 posts

197 months

Saturday 28th December 2019
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Earthdweller said:
Thankyou4calling said:
Number of murders in London is well below the long term average.

If you look at the last couple of years it’s gone up but to no where near the levels of previous years.
24/7 news and social media mean that events get far more coverage than they used to

20 years ago London was far more violent and lawless ... but it wasn’t widely reported.
Absolutely

Far far worse yet few would think it or believe it.

Not dissimilar to road fatalities. Many think it’s more dangerous than ever.

Same with vehicle theft.

With advantage to be gained from huge headlines why bother with the facts. Few read that far.

anonymous-user

78 months

Saturday 28th December 2019
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Agammemnon said:
Burwood said:
Was this boy innocent or a drug mule? The media want to paint him as an angel Such that it’s not easy to get to the detail.
The report mentions he was attacked whilst dealing drugs so I suspect that he wasn't entirely innocent.

When his mother blamed drug dealers it wasn't clear whether she was including or excluding her son.
No, not the drug dealers. Apparently it is the "drug users fault". Even though thousands of big and small towns have drug users but don't have gang stabbing problems.

Agammemnon

1,628 posts

82 months

Saturday 28th December 2019
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Elatino1 said:
No, not the drug dealers. Apparently it is the "drug users fault". Even though thousands of big and small towns have drug users but don't have gang stabbing problems.
Article said:
......... Jaden, who was dealing drugs for the Beaumont Crew.............

“There’s lots of people to blame. It’s the groomers, it’s the dealers."
Based on this I'm pretty certain she blamed the dealers- what's uncertain is whether she comprehends that her son is one of them.

anonymous-user

78 months

Saturday 28th December 2019
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Agammemnon said:
Elatino1 said:
No, not the drug dealers. Apparently it is the "drug users fault". Even though thousands of big and small towns have drug users but don't have gang stabbing problems.
Article said:
......... Jaden, who was dealing drugs for the Beaumont Crew.............

“There’s lots of people to blame. It’s the groomers, it’s the dealers."
Based on this I'm pretty certain she blamed the dealers- what's uncertain is whether she comprehends that her son is one of them.
Read the headline on the original link posted by the OP.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2019/12/11/jaden-...

Jaden Moodie: Mother of murdered teenager condemns drug users for fuelling 'killing spree'

Brads67

3,199 posts

122 months

Saturday 28th December 2019
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Never mind. A London chef and his PR consultant wife got their coke for the weekend, so that's all good.

Oilchange

9,625 posts

284 months

Saturday 28th December 2019
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Wonder if ‘proceeds of crime’ will snatch the 1.7 million pound house they live in...

Tannedbaldhead

3,135 posts

156 months

Saturday 28th December 2019
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Bloody immigrants.

London was so peaceful till they all came around.
Oh for the 1950s/60s halcyon gang-free crime-free days.

https://youtu.be/Z57GHQxCPNw

grumbledoak

32,415 posts

257 months

Saturday 28th December 2019
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I cannot remember the last case of a drug *user* killing someone. Drug *dealers* killing each other seems to be quite common though. Perhaps parents should warn their kids about the risks involved in becoming one of those?