Rioting in Britain

originally posted by: AdultMaleHumanUK
'Socialist Worker' prints a few posters, and get their 'blue rinse' brigade out to protest🤣

Strange to me. Not long ago, Socialist Worker party was seen as the most dangerously subversive group in the UK. Way back when in the annuls of my long life, being handed a SWP placard, I and many others @ education reform, taxation or CND rallies, would, follow basic safety advice to not risk being associated with SWP, and rip the top part of the poster off.

However, your comment 'blue rinse' brigade, implies levels of success. Socialist worker being red of the reddest. Have SWP adherents been dunked in the blue vat or have the right of centre been over exposed to the red? Applauding calls to slaughter those of opposing views is as SWP or any form of extremism.

But we are probably not allowed to talk about that?

a reply to: quintessentone

Looks like they are being identified as 'extremists', now what type of extremists might they be?

Criminal extremists, who attack police, damage property, and are (rightly so) being swiftly punished with prison time.

Why are you so desperate to label them with something over and above 'criminals'?

originally posted by: AdultMaleHumanUK
a reply to: quintessentone

Looks like they are being identified as 'extremists', now what type of extremists might they be?

Criminal extremists, who attack police, damage property, and are (rightly so) being swiftly punished with prison time.

Why are you so desperate to label them with something over and above 'criminals'?

Because they were an organized group, what would that organized group be named?

a reply to: covent
Lol sorry, I meant 'blue rinse brigade' as the old middle class leftist types who dye their grey hair.
You're absolutely correct about Socialist Worker, they are the extremist 'reds under the bed' always have been!🤪

a reply to: quintessentone
How about making statements of your own, instead of asking me to speculate on the personal ideologies of criminals?

Judge Robert Linford has taken the prize for most brutal sentencing comments so far.

Judge Robert Linford then rounded on Cann telling him that according to his police interview he discussed with them "about the better use of taxpayers' money and why people were having to pay to keep these people in this country after committing such heinous crimes."

Judge Linford then launched a stinging rebuke to Cann saying: "So let's look at how the taxpayer have been funding your activities over the last 38 years - let's see what you've cost the country: you've got 10 aliases, four fictitious birth dates, you're 51 years of age, you've been convicted of 170 offences, you been convicted of theft, arson, taking cars, handling stolen goods, obtaining by deception, burglary, dangerous driving and possessing bladed articles.

In all over the years that you've been visiting the criminal justice system you've received sentences totalling 357 months in prison, many of them concurrent. "In other words, nearly 30 years.

That Mr Cann is what you've been costing this country and you sit there in that interview and saw fit to be critical of others. You have no right whatever to say who should or should not be in this country."

Judge savagely puts Plymoth rioter in his place

a reply to: bastion

Wow. Don't hold back!

a reply to: AdultMaleHumanUK


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