Widespread rioting

diy_fun_uk said:
tbh that's quite a naive way to look at it.

Although it's just one example, a few years back I watched a tv prog about homeless people. Long story short, I think it was three (white British) people who were housed by the council. Freshly decorated apartments/flats.

Two of the three ended up back on the streets x weeks later. One of them admitting they 'missed life on the street', couldn't take to being confined by four walls and wanted back to their mates. Ok on some level you can understand their logic, sort of 'street institutionalised.' The other had been moved to a place a few miles from their home town and missed their family/friends.

As I say, just one example, however it's not as straightforward as saying 'why aren't we housing all the homeless?!?' Multi-faceted issue.
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It's a bit like the lump of labour fallacy.
 
Didn't take the right+ long to switch the targets. Miss Info well known so circulate refugee hotel details on the web, ie switch to the boats.

More trouble. Rumours of right+ visits to B'ham. A group of the targets has built up saying they will meet force with force to protect their community. Doesn't seem to be many. A counter group like this did form elsewhere but no details. Probably mean police kept them apart. Another is current. Police there.

Middlesbrough. Has it's riot etc but a number of youths move to side streets and start smashing up windows and cars when they feel like it.

Some are beginning to mention terrorism. I wondered if this might happen.

Boats - I wondered about the current backlog. Looks like it's difficult to find out exactly so may have to await an answer. Also what hs happened to the ones that have been processed. Allowed, ejected or what?
 
ajohn said:
More trouble. Rumours of right+ visits to B'ham. A group of the targets has built up saying they will meet force with force to protect their community. Doesn't seem to be many. A counter group like this did form elsewhere but no details. Probably mean police kept them apart. Another is current. Police there.
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Hundreds of Asians roaming the streets in Birmingham, attacking a pub and cars, and not a policeman in sight, and trying to convince people two tier doesn't exist :confused:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1820547001362128980
 
Charlie George said:
Hundreds of Asians roaming the streets in Birmingham, attacking a pub and cars, and not a policeman in sight, and trying to convince people two tier doesn't exist :confused:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1820547001362128980
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seen stuff like this on Twitter over the past few days, nasty one of asians giving some white guy a good kicking - main street media must'n think it is news worthy, doubt starmer will be on his high horse and the police will be giving it a wide berth in case anyone shouts racist at them

no value to the Virtue Signallers
 
Every rioter a gangsta until in court facing a 5 year jail term……


Man charged over weekend disorder in Sheffield sobs in court and calls for his mum​


A 30-year-old man sobbed in court as he became the first person to appear before magistrates following disorder in South Yorkshire over the weekend.

Curtis Coulson, 30, wiped away tears with a tissue throughout his 20 minute-long appearance at Sheffield Magistrates Court on Monday.

www.upday.com

Man charged over weekend disorder in Sheffield sobs in court

Curtis Coulson, 30, called out to his mother as he was led from court.
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Munroast said:
and I was one of those 48%, very disappointing

I don't think referendums are the best way to decide things, and likewise I don't think how our UK gov is choosen is also very good. Scotland has a far better system in choosing Holyrood, your vote always counts towards something, where as it is easy just to waste your time voting if the party you prefer is poorly represented in your own area.
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I don’t support Greens or Reform but it’s wrong they get bugger all representation on millions of votes

I live in a Conservative constituency with a huge majority……I have no say at all, same for people in Labour heartlands
 
Mottie said:
Can’t do anything if you can't catch 'em. Depends how clever the Brit is and how stupid the policia are. ;)
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Do tell us about the intelligence of the Brit's that keep cars in other countries on UK registration.
It would take maybe a couple of hundred Euros and a little time to reregister it in Spain.
Then you could have it tested in Spain, taxed it in Spain, and insured it with a Spanish insurer, which would have automatically insured it for your partner and other drivers, for a similar amount as you paid in UK.
Instead you preferred to spend (probably) several thousands of £' over the 7 years to tax and insure a car that was utterly pointless because. it was still illegal in Spain. It was uninsured and you were committing fraud on two counts.
You might as well have run it totally unregistered, untaxed, untested and uninsured. :rolleyes:
If you'd been caught or in an accident, just think of the repercussions.

That sounds like totally brainless, not how clever you were.

There's still a question unasked:
Did you drive it back to blighty, or did you sell it in Spain?
 
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