London riots

Unknown Soldier · 08-09-2011, 06:15 PM

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Originally Posted by The Monkey

As far as I know the vast majority of the non-white population in Britain lives in London, with some communities in Birmingham. That these riots have spread to places like Manchester, Nottingham and Liverpool would suggest that whites have a large part in is as well.

Thats not true, nearly all the sizeable urban areas in Lancashire (Manchester) and East Midlands (Nottingham) have sizeable non-white populations. The only areas of the UK that fit your description of a 99% white population would be the South West, East Anglia, Lincolnshire, Cumbria, central and northern Wales and a large part of Scotland and most other rural locations, apart from some places I may have missed out here, you will see a non-white population in most small cities or large towns across most of the UK excluding the locations that I`ve mentioned.

**Scarlett O'Hara** · 08-09-2011, 06:31 PM

Is anyone following the tweets? This stupid bitch has totally thrown herself in it.

I am absolutely appalled by the behaviour of these youths. I do think it's incredibly important that we get to the root of the issues and create better opportunities for these people.

EvilChuck · 08-09-2011, 06:47 PM

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Sneer · 08-09-2011, 07:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Vanilla

What a scumbag. Just look her, the piece of the shit

This is the humongous fire started in North London last night by the way, may offer a little insight into the sheer scale of it all.

FETCHER. · 08-09-2011, 08:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Vanilla

Is anyone following the tweets? This stupid bitch has totally thrown herself in it.

I am absolutely appalled by the behaviour of these youths. I do think it's incredibly important that we get to the root of the issues and create better opportunities for these people.

I hope she dies in a car accident tonight, fucking cunt. Infact I hope she survives the crash and the rioters torch the shops below her house like they did with everyone else, see how she likes the riots then. Fucking inconsiderate spoiled little arsehole is nothing but a small part of a spunk stain on our society. I'm so angry with these cunts jumping on the fucking bandwagon that they know fuckall about.

hip hop bunny hop · 08-09-2011, 09:13 PM

Christ, what a ****. She's an albino garfield if I've seen one.

Oh well, be grateful she'll soon be forced to eat boxed lunches in prison.

Black_Hawk · 08-10-2011, 02:06 PM

These need to stop soon. Its taking a massive toll on everyone involved with trying to prevent it and its just needlessly putting lives at risk!
I also wish people would stop saying the police are doing nothing. The entire force is overstretched right now and all officers are working above 12hours in certain cases. All leave has also been canceled for officers.

Mojo · 08-10-2011, 02:44 PM

I was in London on Friday and arranged to meet with my friends cousin. He picked us up, invited us into his house, let us take a shower etc after travelling through the night on the coach and then we went and caught something to eat in a little cafe in Hackney. I left on Saturday morning, so just a matter of hours before people really started taking to the streets with force and it is genuinely rather upsetting to be at home watching the very same street I had just left behind being pulled to pieces over the next couple of nights. My friends cousin and his girlfriend had, by this point, locked themselves inside their house.

I don't doubt that theres root causes for unrest and reasons to be angry but I'm sorry, I just won't accept that there are reasons for this kind of behaviour. Certain sources will offer the shooting of the young man days previously by police officers as a "reason" for all this, most sources blame the general state of the country politically and economically for young people up and down the country feeling desperate and angry. There are very few options out there, I understand that well. It is annoying, it can really get in your head and make you mad but none of these things are excuses for what people are doing.

Breaking into, setting fire to and robbing businesses has nothing to do with politics. Attacking people in the street has nothing to do with politics. Confronting and attacking police officers in large numbers, burning down peoples businesses and homes and knowingly looking to scare and intimidate have nothing to do with politics. It's just violence and criminality. Watching all of this unfold, and reading all I could about it, in no way made me feel proud to be English. I dont want to say it made me ashamed, but you're damn right I'm ashamed of those responsible and the harm they are doing to our country.

I do however think it's important that we take any positives we can. Groups of people out on the streets preparing for more nights of rioting from these morons, vowing to defend their communities, may be a strategy with many obvious flaws but it certainly is admirable. Reports of elderly immigrants chasing rioters from their premises and their businesses, defending what it is theirs and the communities around them, while British National citizens are doing all they can to tear it down are truly heartwarming stories to read. London restaurant owners and chefs chasing yobs with rolling pins while finding customers safe places to stay or getting them out safely is another example of good, honest people pulling together.

And these people are true legends. I have so much respect for the large numbers of people who felt the best way to respond to this the very next morning was to get back out on the streets, pick up a broom and start to clean up their city.

These dim-witted, thieving, selfish, delusional, misguided, mind-numblingly stupid fucking stains on humanity make me feel somewhat ashamed of this country, but the large majority of everyone else rallying together around it remind me why I am still proud to live here.

The Batlord · 08-10-2011, 02:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Vanilla

Is anyone following the tweets? This stupid bitch has totally thrown herself in it.

Wait, "Whop, whop"?! Is she a juggalette?! That would be epic!

Black_Hawk · 08-10-2011, 03:09 PM

Ahh yes... Shes one of the ones we have been naming and shaming on twitter. I believe she deleted her account not long after she was named to try and hide it all but it was already too late...

People across the country are getting arrested for even just mentioning trying to plan any troubles/looting

08-09-2011, 06:31 PM	#52 (permalink)
Scarlett O'Hara Make it so Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 6,181	Is anyone following the tweets? This stupid bitch has totally thrown herself in it. I am absolutely appalled by the behaviour of these youths. I do think it's incredibly important that we get to the root of the issues and create better opportunities for these people. __________________ "Elph is truly an enfant terrible of the forum, bless and curse him" - Marie, Queen of Thots

08-09-2011, 06:47 PM	#53 (permalink)
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08-09-2011, 09:13 PM	#56 (permalink)
hip hop bunny hop Music Addict Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 1,381	Christ, what a ****. She's an albino garfield if I've seen one. Oh well, be grateful she'll soon be forced to eat boxed lunches in prison. __________________ Have mercy on the poor.

08-10-2011, 02:44 PM	#58 (permalink)
Mojo Melancholia Eternally Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: England Posts: 5,018	I was in London on Friday and arranged to meet with my friends cousin. He picked us up, invited us into his house, let us take a shower etc after travelling through the night on the coach and then we went and caught something to eat in a little cafe in Hackney. I left on Saturday morning, so just a matter of hours before people really started taking to the streets with force and it is genuinely rather upsetting to be at home watching the very same street I had just left behind being pulled to pieces over the next couple of nights. My friends cousin and his girlfriend had, by this point, locked themselves inside their house. I don't doubt that theres root causes for unrest and reasons to be angry but I'm sorry, I just won't accept that there are reasons for this kind of behaviour. Certain sources will offer the shooting of the young man days previously by police officers as a "reason" for all this, most sources blame the general state of the country politically and economically for young people up and down the country feeling desperate and angry. There are very few options out there, I understand that well. It is annoying, it can really get in your head and make you mad but none of these things are excuses for what people are doing. Breaking into, setting fire to and robbing businesses has nothing to do with politics. Attacking people in the street has nothing to do with politics. Confronting and attacking police officers in large numbers, burning down peoples businesses and homes and knowingly looking to scare and intimidate have nothing to do with politics. It's just violence and criminality. Watching all of this unfold, and reading all I could about it, in no way made me feel proud to be English. I dont want to say it made me ashamed, but you're damn right I'm ashamed of those responsible and the harm they are doing to our country. I do however think it's important that we take any positives we can. Groups of people out on the streets preparing for more nights of rioting from these morons, vowing to defend their communities, may be a strategy with many obvious flaws but it certainly is admirable. Reports of elderly immigrants chasing rioters from their premises and their businesses, defending what it is theirs and the communities around them, while British National citizens are doing all they can to tear it down are truly heartwarming stories to read. London restaurant owners and chefs chasing yobs with rolling pins while finding customers safe places to stay or getting them out safely is another example of good, honest people pulling together. And these people are true legends. I have so much respect for the large numbers of people who felt the best way to respond to this the very next morning was to get back out on the streets, pick up a broom and start to clean up their city. These dim-witted, thieving, selfish, delusional, misguided, mind-numblingly stupid fucking stains on humanity make me feel somewhat ashamed of this country, but the large majority of everyone else rallying together around it remind me why I am still proud to live here. __________________ Last.FM \| Echoes and Dust

08-10-2011, 02:06 PM	#57 (permalink)
Black_Hawk Groupie Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: North London Posts: 6	These need to stop soon. Its taking a massive toll on everyone involved with trying to prevent it and its just needlessly putting lives at risk! I also wish people would stop saying the police are doing nothing. The entire force is overstretched right now and all officers are working above 12hours in certain cases. All leave has also been canceled for officers.

08-10-2011, 03:09 PM	#60 (permalink)
Black_Hawk Groupie Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: North London Posts: 6	Ahh yes... Shes one of the ones we have been naming and shaming on twitter. I believe she deleted her account not long after she was named to try and hide it all but it was already too late... People across the country are getting arrested for even just mentioning trying to plan any troubles/looting