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Tom-the-eagle Croydon 10 May 15 7.18pm
Anti-austerity - my ass. These May Day riots go back for years now (before the recession was a twinkle in a banker’s eye). They are a part of the Police's annual calendar. To even refer to them as demonstrators is a joke, they are not demonstrating about anything. It’s the same as the London riots, those guys weren’t demonstrating, they were looting. If you looked at the average profile of the people involved, none of them would be particularly feeling the pinch about anything, most are young middle class pricks whose mum and dad live down the road in a 5 bed house. I honestly think we are far, far too lenient on these people. I think the bloke who decimated the women war memorial should be arrested and then handed over to a bunch of Paras for the evening to extract their revenge. They would think twice then. We are far too week in this country, the police are more concerned about 'demonstrators' rights to demonstrate than public violation. String the b******s up by the balls I say. Especially that Gusset fellow! "It feels much better than it ever did, much more sensitive." John Wayne Bobbit
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Tom-the-eagle

Croydon 10 May 15 7.18pm

Anti-austerity - my ass. These May Day riots go back for years now (before the recession was a twinkle in a banker’s eye). They are a part of the Police's annual calendar.
To even refer to them as demonstrators is a joke, they are not demonstrating about anything. It’s the same as the London riots, those guys weren’t demonstrating, they were looting.
If you looked at the average profile of the people involved, none of them would be particularly feeling the pinch about anything, most are young middle class pricks whose mum and dad live down the road in a 5 bed house.
I honestly think we are far, far too lenient on these people. I think the bloke who decimated the women war memorial should be arrested and then handed over to a bunch of Paras for the evening to extract their revenge. They would think twice then. We are far too week in this country, the police are more concerned about 'demonstrators' rights to demonstrate than public violation. String the b******s up by the balls I say. Especially that Gusset fellow!

"It feels much better than it ever did, much more sensitive." John Wayne Bobbit

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legaleagle 10 May 15 7.56pm
You liberal pinko you. Surely N Gusset should simply be shot in the back of the head without trial for having the temerity to post a link like that on here
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10 May 15 7.56pm

You liberal pinko you. Surely N Gusset should simply be shot in the back of the head without trial for having the temerity to post a link like that on here

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imbored UK 10 May 15 8.05pm
Quote Tom-the-eagle at 10 May 2015 7.18pm Anti-austerity - my ass. These May Day riots go back for years now (before the recession was a twinkle in a banker’s eye). They are a part of the Police's annual calendar. To even refer to them as demonstrators is a joke, they are not demonstrating about anything. It’s the same as the London riots, those guys weren’t demonstrating, they were looting. If you looked at the average profile of the people involved, none of them would be particularly feeling the pinch about anything, most are young middle class pricks whose mum and dad live down the road in a 5 bed house. I honestly think we are far, far too lenient on these people. I think the bloke who decimated the women war memorial should be arrested and then handed over to a bunch of Paras for the evening to extract their revenge. They would think twice then. We are far too week in this country, the police are more concerned about 'demonstrators' rights to demonstrate than public violation. String the b******s up by the balls I say. Especially that Gusset fellow! So it's not the same then. One group privileged, the other with regard to the London riots often dirt poor. Very different circumstances in fact. Sometimes demonstrations are valid, other times not. We have to be careful in how we deem they should be policed though, because if one thing so we can be sure of it's that the same level of enforcement will be used for both kinds.
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imbored

UK 10 May 15 8.05pm

Quote Tom-the-eagle at 10 May 2015 7.18pm

So it's not the same then. One group privileged, the other with regard to the London riots often dirt poor. Very different circumstances in fact.

Sometimes demonstrations are valid, other times not. We have to be careful in how we deem they should be policed though, because if one thing so we can be sure of it's that the same level of enforcement will be used for both kinds.

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TheJudge 10 May 15 8.06pm
Sad sad muppets.Demonstrating like spoiled children because the Tories got in. No doubt the SNP anti unionists morons will be wining soon with their 1.5 million votes out of 5 million Scots.
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TheJudge

10 May 15 8.06pm

Sad sad muppets.Demonstrating like spoiled children because the Tories got in.

No doubt the SNP anti unionists morons will be wining soon with their 1.5 million votes out of 5 million Scots.

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Tom-the-eagle Croydon 10 May 15 8.08pm
Quote imbored at 10 May 2015 8.05pm Quote Tom-the-eagle at 10 May 2015 7.18pm Anti-austerity - my ass. These May Day riots go back for years now (before the recession was a twinkle in a banker’s eye). They are a part of the Police's annual calendar. To even refer to them as demonstrators is a joke, they are not demonstrating about anything. It’s the same as the London riots, those guys weren’t demonstrating, they were looting. If you looked at the average profile of the people involved, none of them would be particularly feeling the pinch about anything, most are young middle class pricks whose mum and dad live down the road in a 5 bed house. I honestly think we are far, far too lenient on these people. I think the bloke who decimated the women war memorial should be arrested and then handed over to a bunch of Paras for the evening to extract their revenge. They would think twice then. We are far too week in this country, the police are more concerned about 'demonstrators' rights to demonstrate than public violation. String the b****s up by the balls I say. Especially that Gusset fellow! So it's not the same then. One group privileged, the other with regard to the London riots often dirt poor. Very different circumstances in fact. Sometimes demonstrations are valid, other times not. We have to be careful in how we deem they should be policed though, because if one thing so we can be sure of it's that the same level of enforcement will be used for both kinds. B****s mate. Neither were demonstrating and that's the point. "It feels much better than it ever did, much more sensitive." John Wayne Bobbit
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Tom-the-eagle

Croydon 10 May 15 8.08pm

Quote imbored at 10 May 2015 8.05pm

Quote Tom-the-eagle at 10 May 2015 7.18pm

So it's not the same then. One group privileged, the other with regard to the London riots often dirt poor. Very different circumstances in fact.

B******s mate. Neither were demonstrating and that's the point.

"It feels much better than it ever did, much more sensitive." John Wayne Bobbit

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serial thriller The Promised Land 10 May 15 8.21pm
The snooty responses on this thread make me want to go rioting. If punk ever happened I'd be preaching the law, instead of listenin to Lydon lecture BBC4
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The snooty responses on this thread make me want to go rioting.

If punk ever happened I'd be preaching the law, instead of listenin to Lydon lecture BBC4

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imbored UK 10 May 15 8.23pm
Quote Tom-the-eagle at 10 May 2015 8.08pm Quote imbored at 10 May 2015 8.05pm Quote Tom-the-eagle at 10 May 2015 7.18pm Anti-austerity - my ass. These May Day riots go back for years now (before the recession was a twinkle in a banker’s eye). They are a part of the Police's annual calendar. To even refer to them as demonstrators is a joke, they are not demonstrating about anything. It’s the same as the London riots, those guys weren’t demonstrating, they were looting. If you looked at the average profile of the people involved, none of them would be particularly feeling the pinch about anything, most are young middle class pricks whose mum and dad live down the road in a 5 bed house. I honestly think we are far, far too lenient on these people. I think the bloke who decimated the women war memorial should be arrested and then handed over to a bunch of Paras for the evening to extract their revenge. They would think twice then. We are far too week in this country, the police are more concerned about 'demonstrators' rights to demonstrate than public violation. String the b****s up by the balls I say. Especially that Gusset fellow! So it's not the same then. One group privileged, the other with regard to the London riots often dirt poor. Very different circumstances in fact. Sometimes demonstrations are valid, other times not. We have to be careful in how we deem they should be policed though, because if one thing so we can be sure of it's that the same level of enforcement will be used for both kinds. B****s mate. Neither were demonstrating and that's the point. Perhaps when criticising anti social behaviour, the key is not to display it yourself.
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imbored

UK 10 May 15 8.23pm

Quote Tom-the-eagle at 10 May 2015 8.08pm

Quote imbored at 10 May 2015 8.05pm

Quote Tom-the-eagle at 10 May 2015 7.18pm

So it's not the same then. One group privileged, the other with regard to the London riots often dirt poor. Very different circumstances in fact.

B******s mate. Neither were demonstrating and that's the point.

Perhaps when criticising anti social behaviour, the key is not to display it yourself.

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johnfirewall 10 May 15 8.27pm
Quote imbored at 10 May 2015 8.05pm Quote Tom-the-eagle at 10 May 2015 7.18pm Anti-austerity - my ass. These May Day riots go back for years now (before the recession was a twinkle in a banker’s eye). They are a part of the Police's annual calendar. To even refer to them as demonstrators is a joke, they are not demonstrating about anything. It’s the same as the London riots, those guys weren’t demonstrating, they were looting. If you looked at the average profile of the people involved, none of them would be particularly feeling the pinch about anything, most are young middle class pricks whose mum and dad live down the road in a 5 bed house. I honestly think we are far, far too lenient on these people. I think the bloke who decimated the women war memorial should be arrested and then handed over to a bunch of Paras for the evening to extract their revenge. They would think twice then. We are far too week in this country, the police are more concerned about 'demonstrators' rights to demonstrate than public violation. String the b******s up by the balls I say. Especially that Gusset fellow! So it's not the same then. One group privileged, the other with regard to the London riots often dirt poor. Very different circumstances in fact. Sometimes demonstrations are valid, other times not. We have to be careful in how we deem they should be policed though, because if one thing so we can be sure of it's that the same level of enforcement will be used for both kinds. Obviously not the exact same people, but the same sort of idiots with no real agenda who get involved. We know the London riots didn't just involve black youths and rapidly lost all connection to the Duggan shooting. The posh girl from Orpington springs to mind and of course the tuition fee protesters who'd just get a few grand less of their wealthy parents' money for drink and drugs. The dead giveaway is the kids daubed in anarchy symbols.
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10 May 15 8.27pm

Quote imbored at 10 May 2015 8.05pm

Quote Tom-the-eagle at 10 May 2015 7.18pm

So it's not the same then. One group privileged, the other with regard to the London riots often dirt poor. Very different circumstances in fact.

Obviously not the exact same people, but the same sort of idiots with no real agenda who get involved. We know the London riots didn't just involve black youths and rapidly lost all connection to the Duggan shooting. The posh girl from Orpington springs to mind and of course the tuition fee protesters who'd just get a few grand less of their wealthy parents' money for drink and drugs.

The dead giveaway is the kids daubed in anarchy symbols.

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matt_himself Matataland 10 May 15 8.28pm
Quote nickgusset at 10 May 2015 4.49pm if you say so matt. I ask you again. Are you saying that I am alter going as Derben? Answer the question this time Gusset. "That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02
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Matataland 10 May 15 8.28pm

Quote nickgusset at 10 May 2015 4.49pm

if you say so matt.

I ask you again. Are you saying that I am alter going as Derben?

Answer the question this time Gusset.

"That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02

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matt_himself Matataland 10 May 15 8.30pm
Quote serial thriller at 10 May 2015 3.53pm People have a democratic right to protest against whatever they want. Yes, understood. But wouldn't the 'anti Tory' protests have more credibility if they were held after Tory policies were unveiled in the Queens speech? These demos just appear to have no real meaning. They appear to be an excuse for the usual suspects to have a go and cause some damage. The defacing of the war memorial with the words 'die Tory scum' hardly deflects from this. "That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02
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Matataland 10 May 15 8.30pm

Quote serial thriller at 10 May 2015 3.53pm

People have a democratic right to protest against whatever they want.

Yes, understood. But wouldn't the 'anti Tory' protests have more credibility if they were held after Tory policies were unveiled in the Queens speech?

These demos just appear to have no real meaning. They appear to be an excuse for the usual suspects to have a go and cause some damage.

The defacing of the war memorial with the words 'die Tory scum' hardly deflects from this.

"That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02

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Tom-the-eagle Croydon 10 May 15 8.32pm
Quote imbored at 10 May 2015 8.23pm Quote Tom-the-eagle at 10 May 2015 8.08pm Quote imbored at 10 May 2015 8.05pm Quote Tom-the-eagle at 10 May 2015 7.18pm Anti-austerity - my ass. These May Day riots go back for years now (before the recession was a twinkle in a banker’s eye). They are a part of the Police's annual calendar. To even refer to them as demonstrators is a joke, they are not demonstrating about anything. It’s the same as the London riots, those guys weren’t demonstrating, they were looting. If you looked at the average profile of the people involved, none of them would be particularly feeling the pinch about anything, most are young middle class pricks whose mum and dad live down the road in a 5 bed house. I honestly think we are far, far too lenient on these people. I think the bloke who decimated the women war memorial should be arrested and then handed over to a bunch of Paras for the evening to extract their revenge. They would think twice then. We are far too week in this country, the police are more concerned about 'demonstrators' rights to demonstrate than public violation. String the b****s up by the balls I say. Especially that Gusset fellow! So it's not the same then. One group privileged, the other with regard to the London riots often dirt poor. Very different circumstances in fact. Sometimes demonstrations are valid, other times not. We have to be careful in how we deem they should be policed though, because if one thing so we can be sure of it's that the same level of enforcement will be used for both kinds. B****s mate. Neither were demonstrating and that's the point. Perhaps when criticising anti social behaviour, the key is not to display it yourself. Perhaps you should stop spouting crap then "It feels much better than it ever did, much more sensitive." John Wayne Bobbit
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Tom-the-eagle

Croydon 10 May 15 8.32pm

Quote imbored at 10 May 2015 8.23pm

Quote Tom-the-eagle at 10 May 2015 8.08pm

Quote imbored at 10 May 2015 8.05pm

Quote Tom-the-eagle at 10 May 2015 7.18pm

So it's not the same then. One group privileged, the other with regard to the London riots often dirt poor. Very different circumstances in fact.

B******s mate. Neither were demonstrating and that's the point.

Perhaps when criticising anti social behaviour, the key is not to display it yourself.

Perhaps you should stop spouting crap then

"It feels much better than it ever did, much more sensitive." John Wayne Bobbit

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Tom-the-eagle Croydon 10 May 15 8.35pm
Quote matt_himself at 10 May 2015 8.30pm Quote serial thriller at 10 May 2015 3.53pm People have a democratic right to protest against whatever they want. Yes, understood. But wouldn't the 'anti Tory' protests have more credibility if they were held after Tory policies were unveiled in the Queens speech? These demos just appear to have no real meaning. They appear to be an excuse for the usual suspects to have a go and cause some damage. The defacing of the war memorial with the words 'die Tory scum' hardly deflects from this. You have a much chance of Gusset answering a straight question as you have as Imbored saying that he fancies women. "It feels much better than it ever did, much more sensitive." John Wayne Bobbit
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Tom-the-eagle

Croydon 10 May 15 8.35pm

Quote matt_himself at 10 May 2015 8.30pm

Quote serial thriller at 10 May 2015 3.53pm

People have a democratic right to protest against whatever they want.

Yes, understood. But wouldn't the 'anti Tory' protests have more credibility if they were held after Tory policies were unveiled in the Queens speech?

These demos just appear to have no real meaning. They appear to be an excuse for the usual suspects to have a go and cause some damage.

The defacing of the war memorial with the words 'die Tory scum' hardly deflects from this.

You have a much chance of Gusset answering a straight question as you have as Imbored saying that he fancies women.

"It feels much better than it ever did, much more sensitive." John Wayne Bobbit

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