Riots 2024

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chrispmartha

16,955 posts

137 months

Saturday 30th November
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Oh dear, can some really not detect sarcasm?

He’s using your own rhetoric to take the mick

Rufus Stone

8,355 posts

64 months

Saturday 30th November
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chrispmartha said:
Oh dear, can some really not detect sarcasm?

He’s using your own rhetoric to take the mick
Clearly not. laugh

The outrage is entertaining though.

Elysium

15,216 posts

195 months

Saturday 30th November
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bhstewie said:
I'm taking the piss out of some of the attitudes on this thread.

We've literally had people saying we need to understand what motivated the rioters and we've had people saying all those people did was set fire to a building and we've had people saying all those people on Twitter did was post hurty words and we can't prove any of it influenced the people with the matches.

Didn't notice you picking them up.

Let's not mention your contribution to that big long love-in thread about poor hard done by Lucy Connolly inciting a bit of racial hatred eh.
Its always interesting when people use the word 'literally' before going on to present a twisted, exageratedly paraphrased and broadly misleading version of events.

We have not 'literally' had people saying those things at all.

BikeBikeBIke

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10,269 posts

123 months

Saturday 30th November
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Rufus Stone said:
Clearly not. laugh

The outrage is entertaining though.
Being outraged at arson with intent is not unreasonable or oversensitive.

Derek Smith

46,546 posts

256 months

Saturday 30th November
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bhstewie said:
Six years after pleading guilty to violent disorder and arson being reckless as to whether life was endangered.

'Racist' hotel rioter jailed for six years
My longest sentence in 30 years in the job was for arson with intent to endanger life. 35 years. Six seems mild to me.

BikeBikeBIke

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10,269 posts

123 months

Saturday 30th November
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Derek Smith said:
bhstewie said:
Six years after pleading guilty to violent disorder and arson being reckless as to whether life was endangered.

'Racist' hotel rioter jailed for six years
My longest sentence in 30 years in the job was for arson with intent to endanger life. 35 years. Six seems mild to me.
Agree.

...and Thomas Burley's was 2 years for arson with intent which sounds worse and IIRC despite a massive list of previous offences. It's a bloody disgrace.

Edited by BikeBikeBIke on Saturday 30th November 11:23

Rufus Stone

8,355 posts

64 months

Saturday 30th November
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BikeBikeBIke said:
Being outraged at arson with intent is not unreasonable or oversensitive.
It's not, but your outrage was directed at stewie because you failed to understand the nature of his comment.

bitchstewie

55,431 posts

218 months

Saturday 30th November
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Remember Rufus inciting racial hatred by encouraging people to set fire to hotels with people in them is just hurty words and Lucy Connolly was coerced into pleading guilty.

I'm the one with the dodgy moral compass though.

KAgantua

4,282 posts

139 months

Saturday 30th November
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Derek Smith said:
bhstewie said:
Six years after pleading guilty to violent disorder and arson being reckless as to whether life was endangered.

'Racist' hotel rioter jailed for six years
My longest sentence in 30 years in the job was for arson with intent to endanger life. 35 years. Six seems mild to me.
You were an arsonist?
Did they fire you in the end?

BikeBikeBIke

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10,269 posts

123 months

Saturday 30th November
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Rufus Stone said:
BikeBikeBIke said:
Being outraged at arson with intent is not unreasonable or oversensitive.
It's not
Good. It shouldn't be up for debate. Any sane person should agree arson is a despicable crime and with intent to endanger life during a riot woth a long list of previous should attract a sentence near the top end, not the bottom.

Rufus Stone

8,355 posts

64 months

Saturday 30th November
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BikeBikeBIke said:
Good. It shouldn't be up for debate. Any sane person should agree arson is a despicable crime and with intent to endanger life during a riot woth a long list of previous should attract a sentence near the top end, not the bottom.
Nobody has suggested otherwise.

andy43

10,661 posts

262 months

Saturday 30th November
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KAgantua said:
Derek Smith said:
bhstewie said:
Six years after pleading guilty to violent disorder and arson being reckless as to whether life was endangered.

'Racist' hotel rioter jailed for six years
My longest sentence in 30 years in the job was for arson with intent to endanger life. 35 years. Six seems mild to me.
You were an arsonist?
Did they fire you in the end?
That’s a bit of an inflammatory comment.

BikeBikeBIke

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10,269 posts

123 months

Saturday 30th November
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Rufus Stone said:
BikeBikeBIke said:
Good. It shouldn't be up for debate. Any sane person should agree arson is a despicable crime and with intent to endanger life during a riot woth a long list of previous should attract a sentence near the top end, not the bottom.
Nobody has suggested otherwise.
Stevie and his mates are applauding light sentences for these vile offences and Stewie has just justified it. He's claiming (after the event) that it was parody by he can't produce a single pro arson post that he's parodying.

And you were talking about enjoying the outrage at arson and again you changed what you meant by outrage after you were picked up on it, not before.

valiant

11,409 posts

168 months

Saturday 30th November
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BikeBikeBIke said:
Rufus Stone said:
BikeBikeBIke said:
Good. It shouldn't be up for debate. Any sane person should agree arson is a despicable crime and with intent to endanger life during a riot woth a long list of previous should attract a sentence near the top end, not the bottom.
Nobody has suggested otherwise.
Stevie and his mates are applauding light sentences for these vile offences and Stewie has just justified it. He's claiming (after the event) that it was parody by he can't produce a single pro arson post that he's parodying.

And you were talking about enjoying the outrage at arson and again you changed what you meant by outrage after you were picked up on it, not before.
Think you’re hanging onto the wrong end of the stick there matey as far as BS is concerned.

bitchstewie

55,431 posts

218 months

Saturday 30th November
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I haven't applauded or justified anything of the sort.

Put the spade down stop digging and don't be so daft.

BikeBikeBIke

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10,269 posts

123 months

Saturday 30th November
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valiant said:
Think you’re hanging onto the wrong end of the stick there matey as far as BS is concerned.
He loves the underdog. So when scrotes do something wrong he instinctively regards them as the underdog. If an accountant had done it he'd be baying for their blood, when an unemployed knuckle dragger does it he's all for a light sentence and playing it down. That my take on it anyway. It can't be a coincidence that the only two riot related offences he's trivialised were people with a criminal background.

Rufus Stone

8,355 posts

64 months

Saturday 30th November
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BikeBikeBIke said:
Stevie and his mates are applauding light sentences for these vile offences and Stewie has just justified it. He's claiming (after the event) that it was parody by he can't produce a single pro arson post that he's parodying.

And you were talking about enjoying the outrage at arson and again you changed what you meant by outrage after you were picked up on it, not before.
rolleyes

hairykrishna

13,605 posts

211 months

Saturday 30th November
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Anyone who reads this thread and comes away with the impression that Stewie is the one supporting rioters needs reading comprehension lessons. Or mental health support.

chrispmartha

16,955 posts

137 months

Saturday 30th November
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BikeBikeBIke said:
valiant said:
Think you’re hanging onto the wrong end of the stick there matey as far as BS is concerned.
He loves the underdog. So when scrotes do something wrong he instinctively regards them as the underdog. If an accountant had done it he'd be baying for their blood, when an unemployed knuckle dragger does it he's all for a light sentence and playing it down. That my take on it anyway. It can't be a coincidence that the only two riot related offences he's trivialised were people with a criminal background.
Oh dear, have a cup of tea and calm down.