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Originally posted by Yorga
Does anyone know what exactly started the riots? I read that two teenagers were accidently electrocuted while running from the Police. Something about they were hiding in a power substation or something
of the kind. I do not understand what sparked the rioting? Were the deaths accidental or not?
Originally posted by Yorga
Does anyone know what exactly started the riots? I read that two teenagers were accidently electrocuted while running from the Police. Something about they were hiding in a power substation or something
of the kind. I do not understand what sparked the rioting? Were the deaths accidental or not?
www.dr.dk
The area of Viby, just outside central Århus has witnessed a spate of riots all weekend with shop windows being smashed, a kindergarten burnt out and general violence occurring between mainly young people with immigrant backgrounds and the police.
Originally posted by LA_Maximus
Yeah, I read 2 punks got electrocuted as you mentioned and that was enough to start the riots and than a tear gas shell got shot into a Mosque and it went downhill from there.
Maximu§
Originally posted by Yorga
So apparently the Police did nothing wrong but yet the people are
burning cars and buildings for 7 nights now. Is anyone besides me
at a loss here? I don't get it! Is this perhaps Europes awakening?
Is this the price of years of tolerance and neglect?
Originally posted by Yorga
Is this perhaps Europes awakening?
Originally posted by Yorga
Not the same thing, the incident with the Neo-Nazis should have never
been allowed to take place. Sure they have the right to assemble and ftreedom of speech but they should have never been allowed to march anywhere near where they were. That was really asking for trouble!
Damn stupid IMHO.
[edit on 3-11-2005 by Yorga]
[edit on 3-11-2005 by Yorga]
- You don't know much about Europe's history of civil disturbances if you think this is 'bad'.
Obviously it isn't good.
But compared to an even half serious strike in France or a bout of civil unrest these 'riots' are pretty minor stuff.