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Posted 1 year ago #
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Ah well he's in trouble
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the kid probably mocked his silly hat
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He clearly walked into his fist
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Brilliant. Just what he deserved.
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yeah.. when you say trouble.. you mean he won't be allowed to drive the car for a week and will have to buy everyone a doughnut..
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didnt hit him hard enough
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I've been wondering what Prince is doing there? (in the police hat just above the guy's arm)
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I think it's a nice hat. But baby blue is so last season. He's just peeved he had to mix it with a yellow hi-vis, that's what's got him so riled. just smacked the nearest thing, poor copper. Where's Gok Wan?
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scumbag student deserved all he got
nice one dickydutch
edit: thought better of it did you?
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firestarter - Member
didnt hit him hard enough
Yea really, while i dont agree with the voilence in these demonstrations i think apathy is sooo much worse, all this does is show exactly the type of **** you get on both sides.
Do u think he would be so brave with out the uniform on.
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TBh - a punch is as good as anything to make someone back off & I really can't see anything wrong with it per se in that situation
I dare say he could have used a baton but space was a bit tight
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DOnt know what happened to that comment. But I stand by it. If he was standing protesting in a civilised matter, confrontation would have been avoided.
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dick
ydutchFixed that for you.
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whats that based on then deadly? You would have something to say if they were smashing up your property I'm sure. Get a grip.
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...the circle of life...
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I read that the police had mustard thrown at them in Bristol. I'm assuming powdered mustard, which could cause irritation of the eyes and nose.
Brilliant. Just what he deserved.
didnt hit him hard enough
No, he should have smacked him hard enough to kill him, eh?
I've been wondering what Prince is doing there? (in the police hat just above the guy's arm)
I was wondering what Thierry Henry was doing in the Met....
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they should just ban all the protesters identified from going to uni then they'd be nowt for them to protest about
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Funny how he resorts to "get back" once he notices the camera on him.
Nice sky blue hats though...
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Ooh dear. Doesn't look too 'justifiable', that use of force, does it? Copper just lashes out angrily.
Personally, I don't think taxpayers' money should be wasted on policing such protests. I think Tory and LibDem party members should be used instead....
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You lot are idiots aren't you?
Condemning the students for being violent one second then saying how great it is that the police are able to be violent without any real provocation (and, be honest, can any of you see any provocation in that video? No.).
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whats that based on then deadly
Based on your dick-like comment (which was mysteriously edited) corresponding with serendipitous coincidence with your username.
Posted 1 year ago # -
not that violence is justifiable but judging by that video the cops are being backed into something (wall / memorial?) and therefore possibly exerting force to stop them being penned in?
as that policeman said on Coppers the other day, as long as he can justify the action then there are no questions to be answered in the eyes of the law.
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Do u think he would be so brave with out the uniform on.
Probably.
I think the Met run a recruitment campaign along the lines of -Is casual violence one of your hobbies?
No sense of humour?
then join the TSG!Posted 1 year ago # -
not that violence is justifiable but judging by that video the cops are being backed into something (wall / memorial?) and therefore possibly exerting force to stop them being penned in?
The police are trying to push the protesters into a confined area. That's what kicked off the scuffles.
Looks to me like the deliberate stirring tactics employed so often in the past; squeeze the demonstrators into a small area, until the retaliate,then you can claim they turned violent which necessitted the use of force. Serves to undermine the protest, make demonstrators look like violent thugs, and gives fuel to the fire of introducing more and more restrictive laws on public protest. The thing that concernes me most here, is the way that the police are being used as political pawns, which should not be the case. This happened under the Tories in the past; Miners' strike, Wapping protests, Criminal Justice Bill demonstrations, etc.
I've been to a number of demos where the police have deliberately antagonised an otherwise peaceful crowd, in order to stir things up. I've seen senior police officers order snatch squads to be sent in, to really get things going. I've seen huge thugs in police uniform batter unarmed people just exercising their democratic rights, and not being aggressive or violent in any way. TBH, the majority of law breaking has been done by Her Maj's Finest.
Before you judge, I suggest you go along to some demos, have a look for yourself, see what the police really get up to. It'll open your eyes...
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What a git! manages to get a couple of people in the face by my reckoning.
I did see a bit on the channel 4 news lastnight where someone at the back with a scarf over his face was throwing stuff at the police, a fairly posh sounding student at the front immediatley turned around and said "stop that! you're ruining it for everyone!" I liked that they showed it rather than just the usual "protesters smash up london (again)"
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=AGFlM1gjfDcAnd another one.
Donk, you're spot on. This has happened at every protest, at Millbank they were chanting 'Stop throwing ****' and booed the fire extinguisher being thrown. But as I read somewhere else gory means story, peaceful protest is boring news.
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I liked that they showed it rather than just the usual "protesters smash up london (again)"
It wouldn't surprise me in the slightest, if 'agents provocateurs' aren't being employed by the police/government/right-wing press, to stir up trouble and discredit the demonstrators. In fact, I was once on a CJB demo, everything was happy and peaceful, people just singing and stuff, all of a sudden, a masked-up group turns up, starts lobbing stuff at police, who then steamed in. Within minutes, there was chaos. The masked thugs just disappeared...
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Yeah elfin but you can get all conspiracy theory if you think along those lines, I think there's enough nutters who like a good ruck and hate the police (remember all the raoul moat facebook stuff) that the government/police/lizardmen don't have to start employing some.
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Oh for sure, Donk. I've also seen some complete idiots who are just up for a fight, with anyone. I doubt these student protests are any different.
Thing is though, what people should realises, is that the vast majority of protesters are peaceful and law-abiding. Not the 'masses of violent thugs' some would have you believe.
There will always be idiots on both sides. I'm sure many coppers are cursing some of their colleagues' actions, as it then puts them in the 'firing' line too.
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Having been in a few riots myself the people at the front on both sides are nutters who want a fight . the reasonable people on both sides are stood back shame faced at the behaviour of both the plods and the protestors.
Ihave been batoned charged from by coppers who were hitting through a 8 foot high fence wec ould not leave as the other side was full of mounted coppers and coppers in riot gear shouting move back.Scum on both sides IMHO
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that's not a punch, it really isn't.
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I really don't have a problem with that 'reasonable use of force'. Copper had his back against the wall and heavily outnumbered - quite restrained I thought.
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sorry, I got lost at the point where you said 'student' and 'agent provocateur' in the same post.......
If I google that will it be SFW?
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