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By *ssex_tom OP Man
over a year ago
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The French are rioting all over the country and over 1000 arrests so far after the gendarms opened fire on citizen during a traffic stop. Talk of Prime Minister Macron calling in a State of Emergency. Now Tom is no fan of the french but is it time to send in the army. What's going on here guys. It's all over the news. |
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over a year ago
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"The French are rioting all over the country and over 1000 arrests so far after the gendarms opened fire on citizen during a traffic stop. Talk of Prime Minister Macron calling in a State of Emergency. Now Tom is no fan of the french but is it time to send in the army. What's going on here guys. It's all over the news. "
The day any nation sends in the army is a sad day indeed. |
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By *avinaTVTV/TS
over a year ago
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"The French are rioting all over the country and over 1000 arrests so far after the gendarms opened fire on citizen during a traffic stop. Talk of Prime Minister Macron calling in a State of Emergency. Now Tom is no fan of the french but is it time to send in the army. What's going on here guys. It's all over the news.
The day any nation sends in the army is a sad day indeed. "
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"All power to the people. Shout out the mandem. "
I'm not sure how this rioting benefits anyone, I understand that people are angry, but they are damaging the property of other private individuals and small businesses who are in no was responsible for what happened.
Personally, I think that police having guns drawn for a traffic stop is ridiculous. When guns are the starting point, any escalation is obviously only going result in violence. However... when you've been stopped by the police and have a gun pointed at you, "trying" to speed off is incredibly stupid and would obviously result in making things worse. Ultimately the young driver IS largely responsible for what happened, but it wouldn't happen if the gun wasn't drawn to start with.
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Mr Po Po was taken into custody after the shooting.
Not sure that’s then an excuse to go on a shopping trip and set your own communities on fire.
Plays right into the hand of Le Pen.
Watch which direction Spain goes in July. |
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"All power to the people. Shout out the mandem.
I'm not sure how this rioting benefits anyone, I understand that people are angry, but they are damaging the property of other private individuals and small businesses who are in no was responsible for what happened.
Personally, I think that police having guns drawn for a traffic stop is ridiculous. When guns are the starting point, any escalation is obviously only going result in violence. However... when you've been stopped by the police and have a gun pointed at you, "trying" to speed off is incredibly stupid and would obviously result in making things worse. Ultimately the young driver IS largely responsible for what happened, but it wouldn't happen if the gun wasn't drawn to start with.
Cal"
I totally agree, it’s sad it’s happened, the officer is in custody facing the justice system.
It’s not helpful to destroy innocent peoples property who have nothing to do with it. |
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By *oofy321Man
over a year ago
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"The French are rioting all over the country and over 1000 arrests so far after the gendarms opened fire on citizen during a traffic stop. Talk of Prime Minister Macron calling in a State of Emergency. Now Tom is no fan of the french but is it time to send in the army. What's going on here guys. It's all over the news. "
Opened fire and killed a teenage boy,who was unarmed and sat in a car...if that was you son/brother tom what action would you take? |
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By *lynJMan
over a year ago
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"The French are rioting all over the country and over 1000 arrests so far after the gendarms opened fire on citizen during a traffic stop. Talk of Prime Minister Macron calling in a State of Emergency. Now Tom is no fan of the french but is it time to send in the army. What's going on here guys. It's all over the news.
The day any nation sends in the army is a sad day indeed.
I totally agree!"
I thought the army had already been sent in last night. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The French are rioting all over the country and over 1000 arrests so far after the gendarms opened fire on citizen during a traffic stop. Talk of Prime Minister Macron calling in a State of Emergency. Now Tom is no fan of the french but is it time to send in the army. What's going on here guys. It's all over the news.
The day any nation sends in the army is a sad day indeed.
I totally agree!
I thought the army had already been sent in last night."
A sad day then |
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By *ndycoinsMan
over a year ago
Whaley Bridge,Nr Buxton, |
"The French are rioting all over the country and over 1000 arrests so far after the gendarms opened fire on citizen during a traffic stop. Talk of Prime Minister Macron calling in a State of Emergency. Now Tom is no fan of the french but is it time to send in the army. What's going on here guys. It's all over the news.
Opened fire and killed a teenage boy,who was unarmed and sat in a car...if that was you son/brother tom what action would you take?"
A French speaking teenage boy who refused to comply with a Police instruction.If you refused an instruction in this country would you complain you had been tazered/cs sprayed.Did the kid deserve to die of course not,but let's not pretend the cop who was "on the spot" in that moment,dealing with an unknown person,armed unknown,mental state unknown,drink/drug influence unknown,terrorist unknown did it for a laugh. |
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"The French are rioting all over the country and over 1000 arrests so far after the gendarms opened fire on citizen during a traffic stop. Talk of Prime Minister Macron calling in a State of Emergency. Now Tom is no fan of the french but is it time to send in the army. What's going on here guys. It's all over the news.
Opened fire and killed a teenage boy,who was unarmed and sat in a car...if that was you son/brother tom what action would you take?
A French speaking teenage boy who refused to comply with a Police instruction.If you refused an instruction in this country would you complain you had been tazered/cs sprayed.Did the kid deserve to die of course not,but let's not pretend the cop who was "on the spot" in that moment,dealing with an unknown person,armed unknown,mental state unknown,drink/drug influence unknown,terrorist unknown did it for a laugh."
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By *rigbyMan
over a year ago
Skelmersdale |
Rioting as a protest about a teenage boy being killed is hardly excusable but in a sense understandable
Looting however is another matter, it is never acceptable to steal someone else's property in any situation.
Theft is wrong and inexcusable |
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By *oggoneMan
over a year ago
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"The French are rioting all over the country and over 1000 arrests so far after the gendarms opened fire on citizen during a traffic stop. Talk of Prime Minister Macron calling in a State of Emergency. Now Tom is no fan of the french but is it time to send in the army. What's going on here guys. It's all over the news.
Opened fire and killed a teenage boy,who was unarmed and sat in a car...if that was you son/brother tom what action would you take?
A French speaking teenage boy who refused to comply with a Police instruction.If you refused an instruction in this country would you complain you had been tazered/cs sprayed.Did the kid deserve to die of course not,but let's not pretend the cop who was "on the spot" in that moment,dealing with an unknown person,armed unknown,mental state unknown,drink/drug influence unknown,terrorist unknown did it for a laugh."
So you just said he had no reason to kill him. Refusing to comply with an instruction is not grounds for summary execution. |
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Why has it not spread over here?
Any excuse for ppl to go on the loot and it happens.
I think the French are just down right pissed off with everything, loads of strikes and cost of living.
Bring back the guillotine |
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By *ndycoinsMan
over a year ago
Whaley Bridge,Nr Buxton, |
"All power to the people. Shout out the mandem.
I'm not sure how this rioting benefits anyone, I understand that people are angry, but they are damaging the property of other private individuals and small businesses who are in no was responsible for what happened.
Personally, I think that police having guns drawn for a traffic stop is ridiculous. When guns are the starting point, any escalation is obviously only going result in violence. However... when you've been stopped by the police and have a gun pointed at you, "trying" to speed off is incredibly stupid and would obviously result in making things worse. Ultimately the young driver IS largely responsible for what happened, but it wouldn't happen if the gun wasn't drawn to start with.
Cal
I totally agree, it’s sad it’s happened, the officer is in custody facing the justice system.
It’s not helpful to destroy innocent peoples property who have nothing to do with it."
They don't have guns drawn.Only when something suspicious happens or the suspect refuses to co-operate do they draw,(That is their training procedure,the suspect has escalated,they escalate)why is a suspect not complying?what do they have in the car?If they stand around nicely nicely and the suspect pulls a gun and starts shooting they get criticised.Many cops have been shot by trying to be softly softly.Now as in the US police officers will be thinking "will I get prosecuted for my actions"?,instead of concentrating fully on the developing situation. |
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By *ndycoinsMan
over a year ago
Whaley Bridge,Nr Buxton, |
"The French are rioting all over the country and over 1000 arrests so far after the gendarms opened fire on citizen during a traffic stop. Talk of Prime Minister Macron calling in a State of Emergency. Now Tom is no fan of the french but is it time to send in the army. What's going on here guys. It's all over the news.
Opened fire and killed a teenage boy,who was unarmed and sat in a car...if that was you son/brother tom what action would you take?
A French speaking teenage boy who refused to comply with a Police instruction.If you refused an instruction in this country would you complain you had been tazered/cs sprayed.Did the kid deserve to die of course not,but let's not pretend the cop who was "on the spot" in that moment,dealing with an unknown person,armed unknown,mental state unknown,drink/drug influence unknown,terrorist unknown did it for a laugh.
So you just said he had no reason to kill him. Refusing to comply with an instruction is not grounds for summary execution."
I said the boy did not deserve to die.I did not say there was not reason to kill him.The officer probably had reason to shoot,a sudden movement which may have looked as though the boy was reaching for a weapon for example.It was not an execution,a shot through the temple would have been 100% effective.A shot to the body is 50/50.I suspect the officer tried to shoot him in the top of the leg to incapacitate but the boy or car lurched forward resulting in a downward chest shot,which will do more damage than a horizontal facing shot which has more chance of missing vital organs or causing catastrophic damage. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Why has it not spread over here?
Any excuse for ppl to go on the loot and it happens.
I think the French are just down right pissed off with everything, loads of strikes and cost of living.
Bring back the guillotine"
To like… kill people? |
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"The French are rioting all over the country and over 1000 arrests so far after the gendarms opened fire on citizen during a traffic stop. Talk of Prime Minister Macron calling in a State of Emergency. Now Tom is no fan of the french but is it time to send in the army. What's going on here guys. It's all over the news. "
When people are not actively integrated into the society and where the diversity is celebrated as a good thing but where there is no understanding and you end up with two parallel realities. You light the touch paper and then BOOM! |
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By *ssex_tom OP Man
over a year ago
Chelmsford |
"If not for Brexit then British troops may have been patrolling the Champs Elysee.
How did you leap to that conclusion? The French would not invite a foreign army in to their country."
They could invite European police and troops in.
They do it at football tournaments.. the thin end of the wedge...
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By *ndycoinsMan
over a year ago
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"If not for Brexit then British troops may have been patrolling the Champs Elysee.
How did you leap to that conclusion? The French would not invite a foreign army in to their country.
They could invite European police and troops in.
They do it at football tournaments.. the thin end of the wedge...
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There are no European police or Troops,only Police and Troops of their own country. To invite foreign forces in is an admission you have lost control and sets a very dangerous precedent.English police invited for example to a football match in France are there in an advisory capacity with no judicial powers.English Police were invited to the Cypriot towns of Ayia Napa and Paphos to help Cypriot Police deal with pissed English tourists,they had no power of arrest or detention.English troops on French soil are English troops on French soil.The French foreign legion are foreigners,where they operate they are not French troops.France can factually and lawfully claim no involvement,that's why France has them.Similarly the Wagner group are not Russian.There is no Russian involvement in Africa,only Wagner troops carrying out Kremlin operations. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Remember that it takes years to build something but only a few minutes to destroy it.
Fantastic.
Such a clever and wonderful argument."
They seem to be making a pretty good argument to me |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The French are rioting all over the country and over 1000 arrests so far after the gendarms opened fire on citizen during a traffic stop. Talk of Prime Minister Macron calling in a State of Emergency. Now Tom is no fan of the french but is it time to send in the army. What's going on here guys. It's all over the news. "
Just my opinion but if they call for the army to step in or go to full martial law I think it will just make things a lot worse. The riots started because of police opening fire on a civilian after they’d allegedly beat him in the face with the butt of their rifles, if the police or the army were to open fire again then the people will have no faith in either the police or armed forces |
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Remember that it takes years to build something but only a few minutes to destroy it.
Fantastic.
Such a clever and wonderful argument.
They seem to be making a pretty good argument to me "
To you, of course it will |
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"The French are rioting all over the country and over 1000 arrests so far after the gendarms opened fire on citizen during a traffic stop. Talk of Prime Minister Macron calling in a State of Emergency. Now Tom is no fan of the french but is it time to send in the army. What's going on here guys. It's all over the news.
Just my opinion but if they call for the army to step in or go to full martial law I think it will just make things a lot worse. The riots started because of police opening fire on a civilian after they’d allegedly beat him in the face with the butt of their rifles, if the police or the army were to open fire again then the people will have no faith in either the police or armed forces "
But what's the alternative? Let them burn whatever they want? |
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"Something I do admire about the French people, they know how to voice their displeasure and grievances. Unlike the meek British who just moan and grumble and accept it."
You mean, burning other people's property is how one should voice their displeasure? Put yourself in the shoes of a person whose property was burned down and tell if it felt good |
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"Something I do admire about the French people, they know how to voice their displeasure and grievances. Unlike the meek British who just moan and grumble and accept it.
You mean, burning other people's property is how one should voice their displeasure? Put yourself in the shoes of a person whose property was burned down and tell if it felt good "
Sometimes you have to break a few eggs to make an omelette etc. |
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By *ty31Man
over a year ago
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"Something I do admire about the French people, they know how to voice their displeasure and grievances. Unlike the meek British who just moan and grumble and accept it.
You mean, burning other people's property is how one should voice their displeasure? Put yourself in the shoes of a person whose property was burned down and tell if it felt good "
You're right, that is wrong. Workers fighting workers doesn't help anyone.
I think I meant more the spirit of the Vert Juanes movement. |
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"Something I do admire about the French people, they know how to voice their displeasure and grievances. Unlike the meek British who just moan and grumble and accept it.
You mean, burning other people's property is how one should voice their displeasure? Put yourself in the shoes of a person whose property was burned down and tell if it felt good
Sometimes you have to break a few eggs to make an omelette etc. "
I don't think the thugs in the mob are actually "making" anything. Hope you will be using the same quote and laughing if a similar mob burns down your property too |
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"The French are rioting all over the country and over 1000 arrests so far after the gendarms opened fire on citizen during a traffic stop. Talk of Prime Minister Macron calling in a State of Emergency. Now Tom is no fan of the french but is it time to send in the army. What's going on here guys. It's all over the news.
Opened fire and killed a teenage boy,who was unarmed and sat in a car...if that was you son/brother tom what action would you take?
A French speaking teenage boy who refused to comply with a Police instruction.If you refused an instruction in this country would you complain you had been tazered/cs sprayed.Did the kid deserve to die of course not,but let's not pretend the cop who was "on the spot" in that moment,dealing with an unknown person,armed unknown,mental state unknown,drink/drug influence unknown,terrorist unknown did it for a laugh."
Also joyriding at about 8am, when people are walking to work or kids are going to school- but thats handily glossed over as usual by some, such as the scrotes that see it as nothing more than an excuse to wreck other people property they've grafted for or helping themselves to some new stuff.
I can remember the various riots here about 10 to 12 years ago- funny how it was pretty much electrical stores and sports shops targeted by the protestors outrage |
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By (user no longer on site)
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From doing some reading, it looks like the deceased was driving a car that wasnt his and had no drivers licence. He doesnt deserve to die for that but if true indicates that the traffic stop was valid.
Chosing not to comply and attempting to drive off (if that is what happened) will bring with it the risk of shots fired.
Police+gun+death does not automatically = murder
Having said all this, I am no more in posession of the full facts than anyone else on here. I am jumping to no conclusions |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"We are half way through the beginning of the end, civilisation will fall, I fear for the younger generations"
Don’t feel bad. It’s about time there was some more revolutions. |
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"Tom, no matter how bad things get here, we can take comfort from the fact that at least we're not French.
You can. I’m sad about it. "
You can download the French citizenship forms. Do you need the link? |
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"Tom, no matter how bad things get here, we can take comfort from the fact that at least we're not French.
You can. I’m sad about it.
You can download the French citizenship forms. Do you need the link?"
Shall I just take my imaginary savings too? And move there, where I’m not from?
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"Tom, no matter how bad things get here, we can take comfort from the fact that at least we're not French.
You can. I’m sad about it.
You can download the French citizenship forms. Do you need the link?
Shall I just take my imaginary savings too? And move there, where I’m not from?
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Yes, and best take a beret and stripy T-shirt too! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Tom, no matter how bad things get here, we can take comfort from the fact that at least we're not French.
You can. I’m sad about it.
You can download the French citizenship forms. Do you need the link?
Shall I just take my imaginary savings too? And move there, where I’m not from?
Yes, and best take a beret and stripy T-shirt too!"
I’ll be at the next protests. If suella doesn’t accidentally send me to Rwanda. |
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