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Anybody see the video of the police officer getting handcuffed
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By *eyoooo OP Man
over a year ago
London |
"Hahahahahahahahahah fuck them
Pleasant, aren’t you..."
so isit okay for a police officer to assult sombody or make up a lie to stop and search sombody asoon as a police officer gets touched evrebody wants to say something the police arw nothing but bullies |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Hahahahahahahahahah fuck them
Pleasant, aren’t you...so isit okay for a police officer to assult sombody or make up a lie to stop and search sombody asoon as a police officer gets touched evrebody wants to say something the police arw nothing but bullies "
You seem to be under the misunderstanding that to disagree with your anti police sentiment means a whole bunch of things other than disagreeing with your anti police sentiment. That’s daft. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I live in a area were there is alot of vilonce and povitiy and police come on to estates are cunts to pepole so when something like this happiens u can only laugh "
I live in London too, and I think that’s not really the way to solve issues. |
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By *eyoooo OP Man
over a year ago
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"I live in a area were there is alot of vilonce and povitiy and police come on to estates are cunts to pepole so when something like this happiens u can only laugh
I live in London too, and I think that’s not really the way to solve issues. "
no off course not but untill the police change stuff like this will always happien |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I live in a area were there is alot of vilonce and povitiy and police come on to estates are cunts to pepole so when something like this happiens u can only laugh
I live in London too, and I think that’s not really the way to solve issues. no off course not but untill the police change stuff like this will always happien "
Be the change you want to see in the world, or so said Gandhi. |
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By *eyoooo OP Man
over a year ago
London |
"I live in a area were there is alot of vilonce and povitiy and police come on to estates are cunts to pepole so when something like this happiens u can only laugh
I live in London too, and I think that’s not really the way to solve issues. no off course not but untill the police change stuff like this will always happien
Be the change you want to see in the world, or so said Gandhi."
this country is only getting worse nothing can change what is happening to this country |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I live in a area were there is alot of vilonce and povitiy and police come on to estates are cunts to pepole so when something like this happiens u can only laugh
I live in London too, and I think that’s not really the way to solve issues. no off course not but untill the police change stuff like this will always happien
Be the change you want to see in the world, or so said Gandhi.this country is only getting worse nothing can change what is happening to this country "
Fatalistic attitudes certainly don’t help. I wholeheartedly disagree with you. It saddens me that you really believe people can’t effect change. You can effect change. You have direct impact on the people around you. Believe in yourself and your power to do good. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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The ironic thing is. The same people who make these kinds of comments are usually the first people to call the police if something goes wrong.
The police just can’t win.
People need to change their own behaviours and attitudes and then the estates will change. People just like to pass the buck and put the blame on others, when in fact they play a massive part.
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By *eyoooo OP Man
over a year ago
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"The ironic thing is. The same people who make these kinds of comments are usually the first people to call the police if something goes wrong.
The police just can’t win.
People need to change their own behaviours and attitudes and then the estates will change. People just like to pass the buck and put the blame on others, when in fact they play a massive part.
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ive never in my life called police i hate them i have witnessed police abusing there power on me and my.mates years ago i hate them |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The ironic thing is. The same people who make these kinds of comments are usually the first people to call the police if something goes wrong.
The police just can’t win.
People need to change their own behaviours and attitudes and then the estates will change. People just like to pass the buck and put the blame on others, when in fact they play a massive part.
ive never in my life called police i hate them i have witnessed police abusing there power on me and my.mates years ago i hate them "
So in an ideal world what would you like to see happen? |
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By *eyoooo OP Man
over a year ago
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"The ironic thing is. The same people who make these kinds of comments are usually the first people to call the police if something goes wrong.
The police just can’t win.
People need to change their own behaviours and attitudes and then the estates will change. People just like to pass the buck and put the blame on others, when in fact they play a massive part.
ive never in my life called police i hate them i have witnessed police abusing there power on me and my.mates years ago i hate them
So in an ideal world what would you like to see happen? "
no police they dont make anything better |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The ironic thing is. The same people who make these kinds of comments are usually the first people to call the police if something goes wrong.
The police just can’t win.
People need to change their own behaviours and attitudes and then the estates will change. People just like to pass the buck and put the blame on others, when in fact they play a massive part.
ive never in my life called police i hate them i have witnessed police abusing there power on me and my.mates years ago i hate them
So in an ideal world what would you like to see happen? no police they dont make anything better "
They make life harder for criminals, who make life harder for us. |
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So OP, if someone comes round in the middle of the night, ties you and you family up, then burgles you and ransacks your house, what are you gonna do about it? Just shrug your shoulders and say, Oh well, shit happens?  |
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By *tonMessCouple
over a year ago
Slough Windsor ish |
Nope.
Still stunned silence here.
And they say there is no link between literacy and intelligence? It would appear there may be, in this case at least.
Just how would your "no police" society work then? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Nope.
Still stunned silence here.
And they say there is no link between literacy and intelligence? It would appear there may be, in this case at least.
Just how would your "no police" society work then?"
No more stop and search, so people can carry drugs or blades without fear of getting caught.
No more house searches for drugs or blades, so they can sleep soundly in their beds at night.
I'm guessing, anyway. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The ironic thing is. The same people who make these kinds of comments are usually the first people to call the police if something goes wrong.
The police just can’t win.
People need to change their own behaviours and attitudes and then the estates will change. People just like to pass the buck and put the blame on others, when in fact they play a massive part.
ive never in my life called police i hate them i have witnessed police abusing there power on me and my.mates years ago i hate them
So in an ideal world what would you like to see happen? no police they dont make anything better "
So how would you make sure people didn't go off the rails and do whatever they wanted. No police means no consequences right? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Anybody see the vid of the police getting cuffed and the other one getting beaten up ??????????????????"
Not yet, but hopefully there will be a sequel of say ambulance crews or firefighters getting beaten up. That should be a really good night's viewing for you! |
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"Police are so corrupt its untrue and there are pepole who suck there ass like u lot
Are you a gang member?"
He's certainly not a brain surgeon and with attitude like that, no wonder the police don't like him |
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Walks out of the forum and back in. Right so cause say for me I've had good and argont police over the years for what ever reason do I think there are good in curput police yes.
Do I think that police officers should be subjected to a high level of violence I'm hearing about lately No.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"And people wonder why I couldn't get out of London quick enough!
It's not just in London stuff like this happens! "
I meant some of the peoples attitudes that live there... I lived in Dagenham... Bloody awful place and most of the people were not for me either  |
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By *tonMessCouple
over a year ago
Slough Windsor ish |
"It all sums up the broken society that we all find ourselves in...."
Quite sad really, that people feel the need to live with that attitude... It paints today's society in a very bleak light.
Sure, it's not isolated to London or major cities, but honestly, it's not all "broken". We can still find pockets of hope and good. We just need to deal with the broken bits but also concentrate on the good.
Just be kinder. The world needs more kindness. |
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By *tonMessCouple
over a year ago
Slough Windsor ish |
"2 days ago 4 boys stabbed one aftet another shot gun was pulled out day befor that 2mins up the road anoyher stabbing this is what London has become "
And you feel handcuffing or beating up a police officer will help prevent these crimes?
And London is not ALL about gun and knife crime... There are lots of good, positive things going on in London.
Maybe you just mix with the wrong people if that's all you see?
Try to find an outlet for that despair, put your energy to good use.
By the age of 31 I would have hoped you were mature enough to show respect to those who are there to uphold the law.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I live in a area were there is alot of vilonce and povitiy and police come on to estates are cunts to pepole so when something like this happiens u can only laugh "
Your area is just buildings. The people who live in it make it what it is, and that determines how the police react to it. |
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By *ikeC81Man
over a year ago
harrow |
I see two sides to the police and policing
1) When in work clothes and coming home, I see a polite engaging group of people
2) When at football jeans, top, retro addidas, I see a bunch of bully’s and antognits
Whilst I respect the job that they do, their hands are tied by beuacracy, lack of funding. For me it is the inconstancy in policing
Example....
Notting Hill carnival it’s ok to drink and party on the streets. United playing Chelsea beer gets conviscated and poor down the drain. Same borough.
If adults done things some kids do especially in my borough they would be nicked and chucked in a jail cell. As they are kids police turn a blind eye not to upset community relations
More bobbies on the street is what I say |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Police are so corrupt its untrue and there are pepole who suck there ass like u lot "
When I was the victim of domestic violence, one police officer still sticks out in my mind. He made the difference. There are many good police officers. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I live in a area were there is alot of vilonce and povitiy and police come on to estates are cunts to pepole so when something like this happiens u can only laugh
I live in London too, and I think that’s not really the way to solve issues. no off course not but untill the police change stuff like this will always happien
Be the change you want to see in the world, or so said Gandhi."
fantastic quote!!! I couldn’t agree more treat others how you would like to be treated xxx |
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"The ironic thing is. The same people who make these kinds of comments are usually the first people to call the police if something goes wrong.
The police just can’t win.
People need to change their own behaviours and attitudes and then the estates will change. People just like to pass the buck and put the blame on others, when in fact they play a massive part.
ive never in my life called police i hate them i have witnessed police abusing there power on me and my.mates years ago i hate them
So in an ideal world what would you like to see happen?
no police they dont make anything better "
Seriously?
Words.
Fail.
Me. |
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"I see two sides to the police and policing
1) When in work clothes and coming home, I see a polite engaging group of people
2) When at football jeans, top, retro addidas, I see a bunch of bully’s and antognits
Whilst I respect the job that they do, their hands are tied by beuacracy, lack of funding. For me it is the inconstancy in policing
Example....
Notting Hill carnival it’s ok to drink and party on the streets. United playing Chelsea beer gets conviscated and poor down the drain. Same borough.
If adults done things some kids do especially in my borough they would be nicked and chucked in a jail cell. As they are kids police turn a blind eye not to upset community relations
More bobbies on the street is what I say "
That's not down to police though is it? Is it not the councils decision regarding where and when drinking can raid place?
Unfortunately some football fans spoil things for others. I've heard of football matches at the dons in Milton Keynes not serving beer to football fans but when the saints play rugby there the beer flows freely. Same stadium. |
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"2 days ago 4 boys stabbed one aftet another shot gun was pulled out day befor that 2mins up the road anoyher stabbing this is what London has become "
The officers who were being assaulted might have been arresting the perpetrator of these crimes. |
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"2 days ago 4 boys stabbed one aftet another shot gun was pulled out day befor that 2mins up the road anoyher stabbing this is what London has become "
....and without a police force it would be a hundred times worse. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The ironic thing is. The same people who make these kinds of comments are usually the first people to call the police if something goes wrong.
The police just can’t win.
People need to change their own behaviours and attitudes and then the estates will change. People just like to pass the buck and put the blame on others, when in fact they play a massive part.
ive never in my life called police i hate them i have witnessed police abusing there power on me and my.mates years ago i hate them "
Sounds, like you were a lovely set of kids too, ever considered you probably deserved it and made everybody around you more miserable yes that is a sweeping assumption, just like you made. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Police are so corrupt its untrue and there are pepole who suck there ass like u lot "
Is that because they stop people like you causing crime? Then you cry when you get searched and pull the race card.
The cities are full of little scrotes who think they can do as they please.
There is nothing wrong with a bit of police brutality when the person asks for it |
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By *ikeC81Man
over a year ago
harrow |
"I see two sides to the police and policing
1) When in work clothes and coming home, I see a polite engaging group of people
2) When at football jeans, top, retro addidas, I see a bunch of bully’s and antognits
Whilst I respect the job that they do, their hands are tied by beuacracy, lack of funding. For me it is the inconstancy in policing
Example....
Notting Hill carnival it’s ok to drink and party on the streets. United playing Chelsea beer gets conviscated and poor down the drain. Same borough.
If adults done things some kids do especially in my borough they would be nicked and chucked in a jail cell. As they are kids police turn a blind eye not to upset community relations
More bobbies on the street is what I say
That's not down to police though is it? Is it not the councils decision regarding where and when drinking can raid place?
Unfortunately some football fans spoil things for others. I've heard of football matches at the dons in Milton Keynes not serving beer to football fans but when the saints play rugby there the beer flows freely. Same stadium. "
Yes this is true. There is a law against watching football in site of the pitch and that does not apply to rugby. Seen cases where football fans have been banned from stadia because they didn’t realise that law was different
Also there is a law that states you can’t drink on a mini bus or coach to a game. However if your on your way to stag or hen party say In Blackpool the law doesn’t apply
I see a lot as I follow closely clubs and policing issues with football fans |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I think the reality that the OP doesn’t realise, is that if there were no police, people like me would be in charge.
I’m 100% sure he’d hate that.  "
It would be all mob bosses and gangsters like in Bugsy Malone or similair. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I think the reality that the OP doesn’t realise, is that if there were no police, people like me would be in charge.
I’m 100% sure he’d hate that.
It would be all mob bosses and gangsters like in Bugsy Malone or similair. "
More like The Purge but 24/7.. |
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