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Jamesimus

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Fucking disgusting.

I can get on board with those people getting kicked to fuck.
But people driving cars around a roundabout really fast is just a step too bloody far!
 

Nick

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Nobody is justifying it. It’s just a stupid example of “two tier policing”and not realistic to expect the police to disperse them when they haven’t the numbers to stop mobs setting fire to hotels and smashing their way in.
Anyone carrying a weapon should be charged.

There are no police in sight, in Leeds they ran away. Completely different policing, isn't it?
 

Saddlebrains

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Nobody is justifying it. It’s just a stupid example of “two tier policing”and not realistic to expect the police to disperse them when they haven’t the numbers to stop mobs setting fire to hotels and smashing their way in.
Anyone carrying a weapon should be charged.


Ah, well that's fine then, should just leave them to keep running riot while tooled up then
 

covcity4life

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Sadly I can see somebody who has nothing to do with the trouble on either side getting killed because of it. 😔
That will be the worst possible scenario for sure

Also the impact it could have on people moving forwards shouldn't be underestimated.

If far right attacked my car and best me up would I turn on white people?

I don't think I would at all but I know Asians who hold a grudge because of racism in past. And same goes for white people hit by Muslim gangs. Are they gonna decide you know what I don't like there lot etc

And their kids will grow up to hate like mum and dad etc. it's all quite sad
 

Nick

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But people driving cars around a roundabout really fast is just a step too bloody far!

Yeah because that's all that's happening 🤣

Imagine somebody trying to justify that horrible c**t in Middlesbrough stopping cars to check on the colour of the person. Imagine if he then proceeded to smash the car up and people were saying "I get why he's done it".
 

Jamesimus

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Yeah because that's all that's happening 🤣

Imagine somebody trying to justify that horrible c**t in Middlesbrough stopping cars to check on the colour of the person. Imagine if he then proceeded to smash the car up and people were saying "I get why he's done it".

Yes, the only thing is, that is not justifiable.

There’s a difference, you still can’t see it though.
 

David O'Day

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Nobody is justifying it. It’s just a stupid example of “two tier policing”and not realistic to expect the police to disperse them when they haven’t the numbers to stop mobs setting fire to hotels and smashing their way in.
Anyone carrying a weapon should be charged.
Aye, understanding someone's reasoning doesn't mean you agree with or are justifying anythng.

It's simply saying that "i understand why you think you need to do X", you can think that and still think something is unjustified and wrong.

And before anyone accuses me of any weird shit, I think anyone who uses any hurt to anyone or engages in any criminalactivity should face the full force of the law.

End of.
 

Nick

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Yes, the only thing is, that is not justifiable.

There’s a difference, you still can’t see it though.

There is no difference. The only difference is that you are trying to say it's not their fault.

How would it have gone down if somebody said "I can understand why that c**t in Middlesbrough was acting like he did stopping cars"

Nobody said that.
 

Jamesimus

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There is no difference. The only difference is that you are trying to say it's not their fault.

That’s not what I’m trying to say at all. There is a difference between understanding a reason for someone doing something, and it being someone’s fault. Do I understand why people are carrying weapons to defend themselves? Yes. Is that their fault? Yes.

And yes, there is a difference. The person in Middlesbrough was a racist. Not an interest in protecting his community at all - although he’d probably say that was his reasoning, we all know that’s not the case.
 

Nick

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That’s not what I’m trying to say at all. There is a difference between understanding a reason for someone doing something, and it being someone’s fault. Do I understand why people are carrying weapons to defend themselves? Yes. Is that their fault? Yes.

And yes, there is a difference. The person in Middlesbrough was a racist. Not an interest in protecting his community at all - although he’d probably say that was his reasoning, we all know that’s not the case.

So it's not racist that "apparently" white people are getting their cars smashed up or somebody gets their head stamped on and called a "white c**t"?

Personally, I think both are racist and both cunts. I'm not trying to say I understand either as that is just sympathetic to it.
 
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