50 shitty goverments.

Watch out for that lamppost you worthless piece of shit! :1orglaugh


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I think I touched on this last night when I enlightened everyone the Poverty stricken, socially deprived yet Riot free City that I live in. Oh consumerism?? We too have leafy suburbs.

While not as crass as the "they're scum" brigade, You're also guily of simplifying things by relying on Poverty and deprivation.

Maybe your both right.

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LOL we allready have it every where

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Its not funny at all when there is a complete break down in law and order. How would you like to have your business/house set on fire, car smashed up and robbed and no police to turn up and help

Shop owners and staff were calling police while they were in the shops with 100s of people smashing thier way in, then taking what they wanted. The police never turned up, Some of them were threatened and some of them hid and some of them got out through back windows. It might look like fun seeing it on the TV or in films but its not

I say shut down social networking sites just because the number of morons on them makes me lose faith in humanity. In other news, vote Stalin!

As someone who has lost a home to a fire (years back, due to an accident, not a crime) i can really feel for those people fired out of their houses. Losing a house must be the worst thing that can happen to you short of losing a loved one. I'm in two minds about this, it would make sense to shut down local twitter/facebook/ect access during times like we have seen in the last few days BUT the process is so open to govenmental abuse that it's really a difficult one to call.

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Yeah all these riots have only helped in creating more of a "police" state and they are allready bringing in new powers. I know they dont want to shut them down permanently, only when there is social unrest but it is wide open to abuse just like we have seen with the newspapers, police and politicians.

These riots are going to change a lot of things over here and most of it for the worst. I think the goverment got a real wake up call that it is so easy for the people to bring down law and order and the government if they really wanted to and it has frightened the shit out of them

I am wondering what is going to happen when they take all the police back off the city centers because we can not afford to keep so many on the streets for a long period of time. Half of the people who are going to court think its a big joke.
Most of them are getting legal aid which will put a huge strain on legal aid funding plus the cost of the courts staying open 24 hours to fast track them through the legal system, and the strain on the prisons which are allready full. Its one big fuck up

Yes but according to some on here "fuck the police, yeah"

Fucking idiots!

yeah the bankers and corporations and politicians over the last few years have looted and destroyed your economy and made sure you and your great-grandchildren will be saddled with endless debt yet you get worked up over some louts who broke a window and stole a cell phone. sounds legit.

or: when the people in charge of your country act like bandits and criminals it is no shock the yob in the street does as well.

Tonight we have with us Scott McD

Why are some punks trying to trash their own country anyway?


Because they are the scum of the earth...


What about people who talk about poverty, social inequality, consumerism


idiot not even worth a reply


What do you say to those critical of the Police?

Fucking idiots!


Thank you very much,

Next week Scott McD will be talking about Lacanian psychoanalysis.

The UK already has CCTV everywhere. link
London alone has over 7000.

as well as some of the major cities in the US
like San Francisco and Boston, although no where near as many

These looters, do they not get:

free education
free health
free housing (where applicable)
benefits, including cash
free job training schemes

?

At some point, you have to take responsibilty for your own actions. I have been: homeless (at 16), addicted to drugs, banged up inside, an alcoholic. That's just for starters, I won't get into the nastier stuff.

Guess what I, and thousands of others in similar situations did/do every fucking day? Said 'fuck this', and did something about it. In this country, there is *always* a way out of a shit life, and don't give me any bollocks about 'oh but trapped in this that or the other blah blah'. I've been there, done that, got the fucking t-shirt.

Fact 1: I was scum
Fact 2: These looters are scum
Fact 3: They *do* have a way out, if they really want to work for it.

Is it hard to do, especially with such a hindrance right from the get-go? Yup, of course, but that isn't a reson not to bother in the first place.

Fuck excuses, fuck wanting someone else to hand you a way out, and fuck people who have never experienced being at the truly shit end of life in the UK babbling on about how it's inescapable.

ps, cunts move from the authorities too, blaming a form of communication, idiots.

Agreed, wont stop them trying though ;P

free education

Yes, but it will be piss poor and you will quickly see that you will be at the bottom of heap.

free health

Yes but you will not get the same level of treatment as the middle classes.

free housing (where applicable)

Yes, with piss in the lifts, the wrong postcode and police there every night

benefits, including cash

Enough to exist but not to even visit the city centerer or have a normal life


free job training schemes

NO JOBS




And yes people should try and escape the bad hand life has dealt them, there is no excuse for attracting other poor people in much the same situation.

But our MP for Tottenham, who was put in place against the will of the local labour party, Has done Fuck all for this area. The Schools are disgrace while he supports wars in Iraq etc... There are no book shops, cafés, no decent housing, the last thing that was done here was the Victoria Line.


This is one of the richest countries in the World and always it fails to look after the people.

So they want more, more, more.

Looks like the poor have more in common with the rich than they would like to admit.