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originally posted by: Kukri
It seems that any act of public violence by some whacko is getting classified as terrorism in order to enact harsher penalties and infringe individual rights.
Welcome to the new norm!
originally posted by: BatheInTheFountain
I think him yelling out "this is for Syria" and "Allahu Akbar"...had something to do with it
originally posted by: Discotech
a reply to: movingmyeye
I must say I do like Western Political thinking
We have a problem... bomb it
We made the problem worse... bomb it some more
We made the problem MUCH worse... bomb it and suppress it with invasion
I'm just waiting for the "The problem is now so out of control, bombing has no effect and everybody in the problem hates our invasion.... Nuke it"
originally posted by: ArMaP
originally posted by: BatheInTheFountain
I think him yelling out "this is for Syria" and "Allahu Akbar"...had something to do with it
De he yell "Allahu Akbar"? I didn't see any reference to that.
originally posted by: yorkshirelad
originally posted by: crazyewok
a reply to: selfharmonise
But we dont even know yet if he is even a syrian refugee or a home grown nutcase.
in fact none of the attacks have been by syrians but home grown jihadis.
Now now play the game. Stop presenting inconvenient facts. You will be stating that Christians born in the UK have created more terrorists attacks in the 70's and 80's than all the ISIS attacks combined!
ISIS is a cult not an army rampaging across Europe like the Nazis. We are being whipped into hysteria.
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They couldn't use lethal force they are not armed apart from the tazer. I agree they did well though.
originally posted by: bastion
If this guys ISIS, he makes the guys from Four Lions look like brain surgeons.
originally posted by: residentofearth
a reply to: Shamrock6
How much more evidence we need to clearly say we are attacked on our land for our kindness, help and tolerance? How more refugees we have to accept to these attacks became stopped? Are You Brits ready for another 22/05, 7/7?
This is example of that you don't need a gun to fight for Syria on West.
originally posted by: slider1982
Leytonstone station is not the easiest places to get to
originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: Shamrock6
Terror incidents will sadly occur regardless of any myriad of laws that our current crop of politicians are thinking of. They happen in places with strong gun control laws, they happen in every part of the globe.
The terrorists are not afraid of western laws or western punishment.
We need to terrorize the terrorists if we want this to stop. imho
I like the UK and am sorry to see them suffer as well.
originally posted by: Whodathunkdatcheese
originally posted by: bastion
If this guys ISIS, he makes the guys from Four Lions look like brain surgeons.
It's like the numpties who tried to bomb Oval underground station back in 2005. Anyone who knows the Tube south of the river knows a) the place is deserted during the day and b) it would only cause relatively light disruption because you can go around it using a different line.
Still, any excuse to shoot a Brazilian painter and decorator on the way to work...
originally posted by: residentofearth
a reply to: Shamrock6
How much more evidence we need to clearly say we are attacked on our land for our kindness, help and tolerance? How more refugees we have to accept to these attacks became stopped? Are You Brits ready for another 22/05, 7/7?
This is example of that you don't need a gun to fight for Syria on West.
originally posted by: EA006
originally posted by: crazyewok
a reply to: residentofearth
Unlike the USA we dont descend into paranoid hysteria and knee jerk reactions (mostly).
Hopefully we can look at this cleary, wait for the investigation and treat this as a tragic incident but not one to erode our freedoms , values and culture of tolerance.
Yeah we do, that's why we're bombing Syria. Same # different country.
Corbyn and the SNP wanted more time to debate bombing because the evidence didn't mount up.
Hilary (not a girl) Benn gave his rousing speech to push undecided MP's into the yes camp.
Oh and that was after the PM called the opposition terrorist sympathisers. Then refused to apologise. (Straight outta Nazi Germany)
No, the 'terrorist symapathiser' comment was against parts of the shadow cabinet - Corbyn has spoken of 'our friends in Hezbollah', John McDonnel has talked about the 'bravery' of the IRA (and actually called for them to be honoured), Livingstone talked only a couple of weeks ago on the BBC TV show question time about the 'sacrifices' suicide bombers had made - that's three examples I'm aware of but I doubt they are the only ones. That certainly suggests sympathy, if not empathy with terrorists - it was left to others to claim he was referring to anyone who was against any action.