Meanwhile In England

[1969]

People who go just to kick off and create havoc can fuck right off.Those people who go to demonstrate and voice their opinions peacefully I have no problems with.This has been festering for quite a while, people are frustrated, angry and had enough of the way this country is being run.Brexit is the cause of sum of it in the way it's been implemented but also austerity and seeming one rule for one another rule for others.People are saying enough is enough 

[radcliffe white]

1 hour ago, Cheese said:

Have fun smashing up the Town Centre. That'll show em. 👍

Can he not go but not smash the town up? 

[mickbrown]

1 hour ago, BobyBrno said:

Not much to smash up. Barclays is still boarded up after the pro Palestinian attack.,

If they were proper patriots they’d go and fix it. That’ll show em. 

[BobyBrno]

4 minutes ago, mickbrown said:

If they were proper patriots they’d go and fix it. That’ll show em. 

Assuming that the protest/riot will start off in the Town Hall Square, they will see the boarded up Bank as it’s pretty prominent in the square. Fairly certain the organisers will be pointing at it to justify their ‘cause’

Edited August 3, 2024 by BobyBrno

[radcliffe white]

5 different protests in manc today it will be heaving 

[gonzo]

14 minutes ago, London Wanderer said:

Elaborate? 

BLM riots and protests were sparked across the US and UK by a drug addled criminal getting his throat knelt on by a copper.

Those who had felt victim of racism etc on our shores had been waiting for that torch paper to bit lit and it all went off.

In reality nobody gave a fuck about George Floyd but the movement was waiting to happen long before him. That incident was just the catalyst.

 

[Cheese]

22 minutes ago, radcliffe white said:

Can he not go but not smash the town up? 

Hopefully, but I wouldn't hold my breath.

[Traf]

19 minutes ago, gonzo said:

BLM riots and protests were sparked across the US and UK by a drug addled criminal getting his throat knelt on by a copper.

Those who had felt victim of racism etc on our shores had been waiting for that torch paper to bit lit and it all went off.

In reality nobody gave a fuck about George Floyd but the movement was waiting to happen long before him. That incident was just the catalyst.

 

True.

As abhorrent as the George Floyd affair was, it was one of the rare non-racist attacks committed by white coppers in America. This one was actually personal between the copper & Floyd who had history, but it was the spark that lit the fuse.

[Spider]

13 minutes ago, Cheese said:

Hopefully, but I wouldn't hold my breath.

I take it you’ve no issue with any of the demonstrations in Manchester today?

[Guest]

Still nobody can say that what anyone is actually protesting about? What is it people are protesting against? This is why I do not think this compares to other protests because they have a cause. We can disagree with the cause but at least we know what it is and people have a right (thankfully) to peaceful protest in this country. And in those protests when people step out of line against the law they are rightfully dealt with. 
 

The problem here is I still have no idea what they are actually protesting against or about. 

 

Edited August 3, 2024 by bwfcfan5

[Traf]

I've no issue with any organised group holding a disciplined peaceful march/demonstration/call it what you will, but the wanton destruction of property and attacks on innocent people have to stop.

I'm hoping the recent sentencing levels imposed on the Just Stop Oil people is extended across to anyone arrested during or after these recent outbreaks of trouble irrespective of their political leaning / religious beliefs / cultural identity / skin colour etc etc

Basically protest all you like, but break the law and get done for it. Build new prisons and start locking folk up.

[mickbrown]

 

[Traf]

[Traf]

Nothing shows your love for England more than a symbol of Nazi Germany.

[only1swanny]

1 minute ago, Traf said:

Under the government own guidelines he has travelled to an area of unrest to stir up racial hatred and can be arrested under terrorism charges. 

Irony there eh. 

[Traf]

Just now, only1swanny said:

Under the government own guidelines he has travelled to an area of unrest to stir up racial hatred and can be arrested under terrorism charges. 

Irony there eh. 

And I hope he gets nicked.

[royal white]

16 minutes ago, bwfcfan5 said:

Still nobody can say that what anyone is actually protesting about? What is it people are protesting against? This is why I do not think this compares to other protests because they have a cause. We can disagree with the cause but at least we know what it is and people have a right (thankfully) to peaceful protest in this country. And in those protests when people step out of line against the law they are rightfully dealt with. 
 

The problem here is I still have no idea what they are actually protesting against or about. 

 

Some are protesting 2 tier policing, some the amount of immigrants coming over. I’m sure there’s many other reasons if you want to look, but I get the impression that you don’t. 

[royal white]

15 minutes ago, Traf said:

I've no issue with any organised group holding a disciplined peaceful march/demonstration/call it what you will, but the wanton destruction of property and attacks on innocent people have to stop.

I'm hoping the recent sentencing levels imposed on the Just Stop Oil people is extended across to anyone arrested during or after these recent outbreaks of trouble irrespective of their political leaning / religious beliefs / cultural identity / skin colour etc etc

Basically protest all you like, but break the law and get done for it. Build new prisons and start locking folk up.

Just send them home for a couple of years until the nicks are built 😂

[Traf]

2 minutes ago, royal white said:

Just send them home for a couple of years until the nicks are built 😂

or to Rwanda?

[Guest]

11 minutes ago, royal white said:

Some are protesting 2 tier policing, some the amount of immigrants coming over. I’m sure there’s many other reasons if you want to look, but I get the impression that you don’t. 

A protest can’t really be called a protest if it’s just a random group of people protesting ‘a variety of things’. Especially when they are supposedly protesting about the events in Southport that aren’t linked to ‘supposed’ two tier policing or immigration.

It also doesn’t explain why there are people involved in the protests online selling flares and fireworks and maps of mosque locations. What is that a protest about?

[Jol_BWFC]

13 minutes ago, Traf said:

or to Rwanda?

A [safe country] / [country whose nationals come to the UK and raise child murderers]*
 

* delete as appropriate, depending on whether you are Tory right or EDL far-right**
 

** EDL does exist if you are Labour, but does not exist if you are ITK on far right thuggery*** circles.
 

*** All far right protesters abusing police, attacking mosques and punching random Asians minding their own business are thugs, but not all right wing protesters are thugs.

[royal white]

19 minutes ago, bwfcfan5 said:

A protest can’t really be called a protest if it’s just a random group of people protesting ‘a variety of things’. Especially when they are supposedly protesting about the events in Southport that aren’t linked to ‘supposed’ two tier policing or immigration.

It also doesn’t explain why there are people involved in the protests online selling flares and fireworks and maps of mosque locations. What is that a protest about?

Says who? 

[royal white]

12 minutes ago, Jol_BWFC said:

A [safe country] / [country whose nationals come to the UK and raise child murderers]*
 

* delete as appropriate, depending on whether you are Tory right or EDL far-right**
 

** EDL does exist if you are Labour, but does not exist if you are ITK on far right thuggery*** circles.
 

*** All far right protesters abusing police, attacking mosques and punching random Asians minding their own business are thugs, but not all right wing protesters are thugs.

Do you think some “members” of the EDL voted Labour? 

[wakey]

24 minutes ago, bwfcfan5 said:

A protest can’t really be called a protest if it’s just a random group of people protesting ‘a variety of things’.

[Ani]

47 minutes ago, royal white said:

Just send them home for a couple of years until the nicks are built 😂

They are introducing cell share you will be paired up with a prisoner of opposing views.

You will agree with them a rota, so you can do  'week in week out' where you do 7 days lock up and 7 days at home. There is a less popular option where one does days the other does nights. 7am-7pm is the day shift.