Riot!

[Deleted member 159]

He's not a racist.

He certainly has some issues with ethnic population. As the host rightly pointed out there are illegal immigration that needs addressing, which former and current governments haven't tackled. Its the sheer volume of immigration in such a short period of time, that is fuelling the problems.

 

[Deleted member 159]

Oh yes it does. Very important to know where this is coming from and how edited it is. Also, there's a possibility that this footage may've came from another incident that had nothing to do with the current situation.

It's called critical thinking. You should try it.

Are you saying the clips are edited ?

 

[Bromptonaut]

Are you saying the clips are edited ?

As I've said before if they're curated by Yaxley-Lennon and his buddies then I'd want to see more before or after.

 

[cookiemonster]

Are you saying the clips are edited ?

It happens more often than you think. Edited to suit an agenda and these people have been caught out before doing this.

 

[cookiemonster]

He certainly has some issues with ethnic population. As the host rightly pointed out there are illegal immigration that needs addressing, which former and current governments haven't tackled. Its the sheer volume of immigration in such a short period of time, that is fuelling the problems.

He drove from Essex to Middlesborough to trash the place.

 

[Deleted member 159]

Just to be clear are you saying that those clips have unsavoury parts edited into them to portray what it's not?

 

[Deleted member 159]

He drove from Essex to Middlesborough to trash the place.

Yes I said he has issues, that needs addressing

 

[glasgowcyclist]

I'm enjoying the updates on Twitter of the hundreds of rioters and looters being named and shamed after being arrested and pleading guilty.

The big tough guy who was brought down by a police dog wasn't so tough when he wept in court.

 

[Mr Celine]

See the difference, riot police everywhere.

The drunk fella didn't need to knocked down. Just told to behave


View: https://x.com/BGatesIsaPyscho/status/1820591196172943458?t=nwQyDkjcdHrTfYiQwLSUMA&s=19

Clear evidence of two tier policing. Lying helpless on the ground but didn't get kicked in the face or stamped on.

 

[matticus]

It is abundantly clear at this moment, what many people are saying about two tier policing is true.

Until the police are seen to be dealing equally then these riots will continue

Oh this is priceless. Sometimes I love this forum.

"We will stop our violent riot when you start making arrests at that other riot over there. It's so unfair!


And no, we are not still 12-year-olds at school! "

 

[Bazzer]

It's called critical thinking. You should try it.

Of a choice of two, he hasn't done either so far.

 

[dutchguylivingintheuk]

Oh yes it does. Very important to know where this is coming from and how edited it is. Also, there's a possibility that this footage may've came from another incident that had nothing to do with the current situation.

Any proof? the voices in your head don't count...

 

[dutchguylivingintheuk]

Clear evidence of two tier policing. Lying helpless on the ground but didn't get kicked in the face or stamped on.

I assume you have evidence of him injuring two female police officers first? oh wait forgot some of you lot hate context when it stands in the way of false raciscm baiting.

 

[Bromptonaut]

I assume you have evidence of him injuring two female police officers first? oh wait forgot some of you lot hate context when it stands in the way of false raciscm baiting.

Whatever he did, and I accept he's almost certainly a baddun, doing a hat dance on his head is NOT acceptable conduct. It's literally that simple.

 

[glasgowcyclist]

Another tough guy rioter, sobbing in court and asking for his mum. At least he's now off the streets for the rest of the summer as he's been remanded in custody for a September trial.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c0jpp8l488eo

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A man sobbed as he became the first person to appear before a court following disorder in South Yorkshire over the weekend.​

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Curtis Coulson, 30, wiped away tears with a tissue as he sat in the glass-fronted dock and denied affray at Sheffield Magistrates' Court.​

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He was remanded in custody and will go on trial at the same court in September.​

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Dressed in a black waterproof jacket, he called out to his mother, who was in court, as he was led from the dock.​