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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostCase has been NFAd by the police, as predicted: No further action after 'burglar' death
Now that the cause of your outrage has been removed, you can get back to all the other causes of outrage you've managed to drag in to it for no very good reason
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Step 1. Riot.
Step 2, get the police to arrest the shrine makers for incitement to riot.
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nearly blew the tyres out shouting at LBC yesterday in the car as the Police talking head said that people should leave the flowers there and not agitate the situation. feckwitt!
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Originally posted by NigelJK View PostI see that Monday evening a civic minded individual cut them down. Only for the miscreants 'blood' to reattach them Tuesday, with the comment that didn't people realise this was someone's (34 yo) child (my brackets). 10 minutes later a large chap repeats the cutting down, and adds a stomping of the shrine to the mix. In front of the BBCs cameras. Reporters comment was that 'feeling's are running high here'. Best TV for ages.
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Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostThe police said they couldn't do anything. But surely leaving a load of rubbish hanging from a fence is a blatant case of littering, or even illegal fly tipping!
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostAye parts of Glasgow are absolute shitholes and have been for decades.
It's the culture of booze, drugs and violence that ensure a life expectancy of mid-50s in some areas, which is worse than parts of Africa.
And let's not mention the murder rate - 5 times London, was it?
Is it because of the hordes of Fenians? 17% of the population yet make up 26% of the prison population.
Almsot as bad as Afro Caribbeans.
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Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostThe police said they couldn't do anything. But surely leaving a load of rubbish hanging from a fence is a blatant case of littering, or even illegal fly tipping!
Heaven help you if you drop sausage roll crumbs in the high street.
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Originally posted by saptastic View PostNeighbours destroy shrine to dead Hither Green burglar Henry Vincent | Daily Mail Online
Does everyone deserve a shrine?
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Shrine to Burglar torn down
Neighbours destroy shrine to dead Hither Green burglar Henry Vincent | Daily Mail Online
Does everyone deserve a shrine?
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostCase has been NFAd by the police, as predicted: No further action after 'burglar' death
Now that the cause of your outrage has been removed, you can get back to all the other causes of outrage you've managed to drag in to it for no very good reason
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Case has been NFAd by the police, as predicted: No further action after 'burglar' death
Now that the cause of your outrage has been removed, you can get back to all the other causes of outrage you've managed to drag in to it for no very good reason
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Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostFTFY
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/...the-cheap.html
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Originally posted by vetran View Postok I thought as we were talking about the criminals attacking an old man and someone accused me of being disappointed it wasn't a foreign born criminal it was clear who I meant.
I do believe we are failing to manage immigration overall properly but that is hardly the fault of the migrants themselves. If you lived in an country with no work, safety or expensive healthcare and could be imported into the UK legally why shouldn't you? I would if I had to.
Its the job of the government to manage that and make sure there are enough housing, jobs & services so no one suffers. They don't and this breeds resentment, I worry this will cause the far right to rise and we will end up with more unpleasantness.
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Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostYou mean importing criminals? I thought you meant importing migrants in general! My mistake. Sorry about that!
I do believe we are failing to manage immigration overall properly but that is hardly the fault of the migrants themselves. If you lived in an country with no work, safety or expensive healthcare and could get into the UK legally why shouldn't you? I would if I had to.
Its the job of the government to manage that and make sure there are enough housing, jobs & services so no one suffers. They don't and this breeds resentment, I worry this will cause the far right to rise and we will end up with more unpleasantness.
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