Re: O/T Rioting in Salford? : Wed Aug 10, 2011 6:13 pm  

Please if anyone knows the police officers doing this let me know as I'd buy them all a drink. This is the very least the toerags of yesterday deserved, though I'm waiting for the "vicitims" to say they were taking an innocent midnight bike ride and were set upon by nasty policeman for know reason at all. OFFICERS TAKE A BOW AS YOU ARE TODAYS TRUE HEROS. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-14482695

Please if anyone knows the police officers doing this let me know as I'd buy them all a drink. This is the very least the toerags of yesterday deserved, though I'm waiting for the "vicitims" to say they were taking an innocent midnight bike ride and were set upon by nasty policeman for know reason at all. OFFICERS TAKE A BOW AS YOU ARE TODAYS TRUE HEROS. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-14482695

Re: O/T Rioting in Salford? : Wed Aug 10, 2011 7:09 pm  

Michigan red wrote: Please if anyone knows the police officers doing this let me know as I'd buy them all a drink. This is the very least the toerags of yesterday deserved, though I'm waiting for the "vicitims" to say they were taking an innocent midnight bike ride and were set upon by nasty policeman for know reason at all. OFFICERS TAKE A BOW AS YOU ARE TODAYS TRUE HEROS. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-14482695 I bet there is some solicitor out there trying to now find the scroat and get them to sue the police.

Michigan red wrote: Please if anyone knows the police officers doing this let me know as I'd buy them all a drink. This is the very least the toerags of yesterday deserved, though I'm waiting for the "vicitims" to say they were taking an innocent midnight bike ride and were set upon by nasty policeman for know reason at all. OFFICERS TAKE A BOW AS YOU ARE TODAYS TRUE HEROS. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-14482695 I bet there is some solicitor out there trying to now find the scroat and get them to sue the police.

Re: O/T Rioting in Salford? : Thu Aug 11, 2011 6:34 am  

GT wrote:

Reading the Metro this morning, two young girls in Croydon were boasting about robbing stuff. One of them said it was the Government's fault, but she wasn't even sure who the Government were. Then she said it was also because "all the rich people have businesses." I don't think that an 89 year old barber is very rich, to be honest. A distinct lack of education and understanding to go along with the underlying problems of being given love all opportunity has led to all this. A lot of them think they're rioting with a justified cause, although a lot of them are just doing it to copy London and grab a few free bits and pieces.

There does need to be firmer action needs taking, but if the dibble start wading in straight away with more force they run the risk of things escalating. More people appear to fight the police, the police turn to even greater force... It's a viscious circle and not a problem than can be solved just by giving the police more weapons. In fact, I dread to think what could have happened if the GMP went into Piccadilly Gardens yesterday firing off rubber bullets, particularly when there were still innocent people around and about.

As for parents not getting away with giving their kids a crack these days... I don't buy that. I know enough parents who can discipline their kids properly who've never got into trouble for it. If the kids are brought up right, they will have respect. The parents not giving a monkeys, for whatever reason, is a major part of the problem. Some of the community work I've seen through FC has brought some wild kids into line, because of the way they're controlled by coaches and other workers.

It's not just a simple answer of cracking a few heads. Society is crumbling in parts of the country and there's got to be a better way of dealing with it than turning the army out, giving the police carte blanche to do what they want and resorting to martial law or a police state. What the answer is, however, is another discussion altogether.

I expect all of the youth that rioted in Salford could have had free eduction up to 21. Not many other countries provide that. We saw in Salford the feral underclass that decades of welfare statism and reverse evolution has led to.

Re: O/T Rioting in Salford? : Thu Aug 11, 2011 7:08 am  

"I expect all of the youth that rioted in Salford could have had free eduction up to 21. Not many other countries provide that. We saw in Salford the feral underclass that decades of welfare statism and reverse evolution has led to."

It helps, when making a political point about educational standards, to utilise correct spelling and syntax".

"I expect that all the youth who rioted in Salford could have had free education up to the age of 19. Not many countries can provide this. We saw in Salford ... " At this point I realised Jeremy Clarkson has joined the RLFans community!

Re: O/T Rioting in Salford? : Thu Aug 11, 2011 8:00 am  

Stew2 wrote:

I expect all of the youth that rioted in Salford could have had free eduction up to 21. Not many other countries provide that. We saw in Salford the feral underclass that decades of welfare statism and reverse evolution has led to.

Nah the reason why they were really rioting was because SCR won't change the admission price to £10

Re: O/T Rioting in Salford? : Thu Aug 11, 2011 11:25 am  

Stew2 wrote:

I expect all of the youth that rioted in Salford could have had free eduction up to 21. Not many other countries provide that. We saw in Salford the feral underclass that decades of welfare statism and reverse evolution has led to.

You can educate people upto the age of 81 but if the standard of eduaction isn't good enough it won't make a difference. Three decades of free market economics have created this underclass and the cycle of deprevation is becoming impossible to break due to the poor state of the education and welfare systems. Ian Duncan Smith is probably the best minister in government, knows his brief inside out but he is still struggling to break this cycle.

Re: O/T Rioting in Salford? : Thu Aug 11, 2011 11:33 am  

Stew2 wrote:

I expect all of the youth that rioted in Salford could have had free eduction up to 21. Not many other countries provide that. We saw in Salford the feral underclass that decades of welfare statism and reverse evolution has led to.

I'm surprised you've not tried to blame it on house prices, to be fair.

Re: O/T Rioting in Salford? : Thu Aug 11, 2011 11:56 am  

GT wrote: I'm surprised you've not tried to blame it on house prices, to be fair. http://www.housepricecrash.co.uk/forum/ ... pic=167795

GT wrote: I'm surprised you've not tried to blame it on house prices, to be fair. http://www.housepricecrash.co.uk/forum/ ... pic=167795

Re: O/T Rioting in Salford? : Thu Aug 11, 2011 11:58 am  

Hillbilly_Red wrote:

"I expect all of the youth that rioted in Salford could have had free eduction up to 21. Not many other countries provide that. We saw in Salford the feral underclass that decades of welfare statism and reverse evolution has led to."

It helps, when making a political point about educational standards, to utilise correct spelling and syntax".

"I expect that all the youth who rioted in Salford could have had free education up to the age of 19. Not many countries can provide this. We saw in Salford ... " At this point I realised Jeremy Clarkson has joined the RLFans community!

There was nothing wrong in my post, at all.

Re: O/T Rioting in Salford? : Thu Aug 11, 2011 12:06 pm  

Bigpev wrote:

rode in to clean up the town,

really p155ed me off when i got there just after 8 this morning to see at first hand the work of the scroats, can I say a massive big thank you to the council staff who were there from about 5.30 this morning cleaning up.

just seen a scroat on BBC saying "lets have a riot, you've got to do it," then a load of racist tripe about them taking our jobs, no they are not, you are unemployable and are wasting somebody else's oxygen.

That whole report from Salford was cringeworthy beyond belief. As if that racist one had any intention of getting a job, or even looking for one.