Sky reporting 'far right' protesters attacking police and an immigration centre after rumours of an Asylum seeker stabbing children to death in broad daylight.

Stop the world I want to get off.

2 minutes ago, DirtySanchez said:

Are you for real? 

The Garda (ie the police) have said it's not terrorism 

It's not a Bobby on the beat 

It's the National Police and the head of that

Go to bed 

Jeez.

I think it's terrorism and can be classed as that.

You don't.

Let's shake hands and move on 🤝🏻 

What a muppet 😆

7 minutes ago, wanderer1984 said:

Read all the terrorism acts you like. Once you've done that,  you'll find out that what happened in Dublin could easily described as a terrorist attack.

What makes you think it wasn't?

Because a police man said so?

Again you ignore my questions about Liverpool and Manchester

I've already said I've no reason to doubt the Garda version 

You do, and the best you could offer is the definition of what terrorism is in the UK, and when I further asked about why isn't applied to events in this city you offer nothing 

And Dublin isn't part of the UK 

You really are making an arse of yourself 

1 minute ago, wanderer1984 said:

Jeez.

I think it's terrorism and can be classed as that.

You don't.

Let's shake hands and move on 🤝🏻 

Why is it terrorism?

4 minutes ago, DirtySanchez said:

Why is it terrorism?

Why isn't it terrorism?

Just now, wanderer1984 said:

Why isn't it terrorism?

Because the Garda who know a bit more about than you have said not 

We've been over this 

Unless you can provide any factual evidence, and not definitions from a nation that isn't relevant, I'll assume you're talking bollocks 

24 minutes ago, wanderer1984 said:

Why isn't it terrorism?

There'd have to be a political or ideological aim for the violence in order for it to be recognised as terrorism

At least at this stage, there's no clear indication that's the case

The real issue in this case is not terrorism but significant numbers of people - but typically young men -arriving in a society as asylum seekers/refugees, with practically no information as to their history, their intentions, the cultural norms of the societies they left, whether they have any mental heath challenges, etc.

The killing of Emily Jones was committed by a woman who had lied on her asylum application in order to obtain a residency permit, i.e. she had no right to be in the country

30 minutes ago, DirtySanchez said:

Because the Garda who know a bit more about than you have said not 

We've been over this 

Unless you can provide any factual evidence, and not definitions from a nation that isn't relevant, I'll assume you're talking bollocks 

Find the odd one out

6 hours ago, wanderer1984 said:

Never said I know everything. Just an opinion that he's always quick to downplay terrorism.

Not sure what the university of life is ment to mean.

I make outdoor / indoor equipment for schools. Stages, mud kitchens, planters, sand pits etc. All custom made.

In which case, why keep bringing up someone else's profession? If you were an Ambassador or a Professor of Politics or something I could understand it, but your job also has fuck all to do with anything being discussed.

9 hours ago, Spider said:

No.

A woman who was clearly fucking deranged did it. A few argued that she was of foreign extraction so it should never have happened, and possibly so.

But I’d be willing to bet the same NHS workers that tried to save her would have included foreigners here to prop up the staff numbers.

Still makes me sick to the stomach thinking about that poor girl.

If she wasn't here would a mental boltoner stabbed her? 

Was she mental because she was seeking a better life and realised it's shite in Bolton? 

Possibly. 

29 minutes ago, Cheese said:

In which case, why keep bringing up someone else's profession? If you were an Ambassador or a Professor of Politics or something I could understand it, but your job also has fuck all to do with anything being discussed.

Maybe because grown men appear "disturbed" that anyone with a different viewpoint to them is brainwashing kids. 

It's all a bit weird really...

29 minutes ago, Cheese said:

In which case, why keep bringing up someone else's profession? If you were an Ambassador or a Professor of Politics or something I could understand it, but your job also has fuck all to do with anything being discussed.

Mentioned it about 3 times in 8 years 👍🏻

What makes you think that a person holding a higher positioned title gives them the opportunity to say what they want and others not?

MickyD asked what I did, so I told him.

7 hours ago, bolty58 said:

"Literally". Stick your head under a faucet.

Not sure what that is but it sounds Gay

1 hour ago, wanderer1984 said:

Find the odd one out

Take it up with the Garda 

And let us know how you get on 

You keep on asking the wrong person despite numerous attempts to tell you otherwise 

Just now, wanderer1984 said:

Mentioned it about 3 times in 8 years 👍🏻

What makes you think that a person holding a higher positioned title gives them the opportunity to say what they want and others not?

MickyD asked what I did, so I told him.

Anyone and everyone can say what they want. Free speech innit. Just find it odd that you'd mention someone's profession, as though it's relevant.

2 minutes ago, DirtySanchez said:

Take it up with the Garda 

And let us know how you get on 

You keep on asking the wrong person despite numerous attempts to tell you otherwise 

Yeah? They could tell me why one isn't a terrorist attack and the others are?

Or maybe you could tell me if you know?

1 hour ago, Lt. Aldo Raine said:

There'd have to be a political or ideological aim for the violence in order for it to be recognised as terrorism

At least at this stage, there's no clear indication that's the case

This is true.

I suppose folk have different ideas as to what constitutes an act of terror.

As you point out; the issue is bigger than this one incident, and whatever label it does or doesn't get is moot.

Whatever the motive here, people are getting a touch pissed off all over Europe and beyond.

1 minute ago, wanderer1984 said:

Yeah? They could tell me why one isn't a terrorist attack and the others are?

Or maybe you could tell me if you know?

I don't fucking know 

Get that into your warped brain 

You keep asking for examples yet provide UK examples to justify what is happening in Dublin, not a UK city

15 minutes ago, wanderer1984 said:

Yeah? They could tell me why one isn't a terrorist attack and the others are?

Or maybe you could tell me if you know?

BECAUSE THE POLICE SAID SO

Who would you prefer said otherwise?

You ask a lot of questions without answering questions 

 

25 minutes ago, wanderer1984 said:

Yeah? They could tell me why one isn't a terrorist attack and the others are?

Or maybe you could tell me if you know?

Only one of the examples posted makes reference to the word terror

31 minutes ago, DirtySanchez said:

I don't fucking know 

Get that into your warped brain 

You keep asking for examples yet provide UK examples to justify what is happening in Dublin, not a UK city

Warped brain?

Fuck off.

I keep asking for examples?

You asked for examples I gave you them. Then you asked for Irish ones.

Bellend.

17 minutes ago, Lt. Aldo Raine said:

Only one of the examples posted makes reference to the word terror

Free to search further if you like. All listed as terror attacks.

1 minute ago, wanderer1984 said:

Warped brain?

Fuck off.

I keep asking for examples?

You asked for examples I gave you them. Then you asked for Irish ones.

Bellend.

We were talking about Dublin 

You could only bring up UK examples 

They're not comparable in the point you were struggling to make 

I'd respond by calling you a bellend but that would be harsh on bellends 

https://www.rte.ie/news/ireland/2023/1124/1418256-rioting-dublin-city/
 

Anyway seems @bolty58 is advising the gardai now 😄