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CJparker

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  • May 22, 2013
  • #36
Why are people saying that they cut his head off? None of the news organisations have reported that....

Without diminishing the death of a young man, murders happen all the time - why has this one in particular provoked such a response?? Yes, he was a soldier, but does that make his death any sadder than the dozens of people murdered every year? Why no outpouring of anger when a soldier is killed by an Islamic militant in Afghanistan?
 

Mucca Mad Boys

Well-Known Member
  • May 22, 2013
  • #37
Broken Hearted Sky Blue said:
You are the only one on here that has mentioned the word Muslim on here:thinking about:
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Well, yes and no, WillieStanley said the word Muslim, BUT, someone said they shouted 'God is Great' (in Arabic), then followed by 'fecking cunts', now, the bolded is what I find very contentious, and could be racist - depending on context - as my initial reaction to it was, 'does he mean Muslims are cunts' - which would be very racist - but after reading it again, I think he may have meant the people who did the crime.

I couldn't believe this when I heard about it, I thought it was a sick joke, but what I find just as disturbing, is that there will probably be an anti-Muslim backlash because of this, and people will overreact if the murderers are Muslim, because they're Muslims, not be because they are primarily murderers, whoever commits this type of crime, age, gender, religion, sexuality etc. is a disturb individual.
 

ccfc92

Well-Known Member
  • May 22, 2013
  • #38
CJparker said:
Why are people saying that they cut his head off? None of the news organisations have reported that....

Without diminishing the death of a young man, murders happen all the time - why has this one in particular provoked such a response?? Yes, he was a soldier, but does that make his death any sadder than the dozens of people murdered every year? Why no outpouring of anger when a soldier is killed by an Islamic militant in Afghanistan?
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cus its not on our own streets? are you trying to play stupid or something?
 

CJparker

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  • May 22, 2013
  • #39
ccfc92 said:
cus its not on our own streets? are you trying to play stupid or something?
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So why no outcry over the dozens of other murders that happen every year on our streets?
 
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jon92

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  • May 22, 2013
  • #40
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/4938197/shooting-in-woolwich-london.html
 

Mucca Mad Boys

Well-Known Member
  • May 22, 2013
  • #41
Lets all sing together said:
Send them to a pig farm
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Why would that be!? Would it have anything to do with their religion?!
 

ccfc92

Well-Known Member
  • May 22, 2013
  • #42
CJparker said:
So why no outcry over the dozens of other murders that happen every year on our streets?
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i dont know? maybe cus this happened by a school, and a military base? in broad daylight?

i think i know what your getting at. but from official reports, he would have been cut to pieces anyway
 

Lets all sing together

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  • May 22, 2013
  • #43
SkyBlue_Taylor said:
Well, yes and no, WillieStanley said the word Muslim, BUT, someone said they shouted 'God is Great' (in Arabic), then followed by 'fecking cunts', now, the bolded is what I find very contentious, and could be racist - depending on context - as my initial reaction to it was, 'does he mean Muslims are cunts' - which would be very racist - but after reading it again, I think he may have meant the people who did the crime.

I couldn't believe this when I heard about it, I thought it was a sick joke, but what I find just as disturbing, is that there will probably be an anti-Muslim backlash because of this, and people will overreact if the murderers are Muslim, because they're Muslims, not be because they are primarily murderers, whoever commits this type of crime, age, gender, religion, sexuality etc. is a disturb individual.
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I could use the same term to describe after Millwall fans have smashed up a pub - how on earth is it racist
 

Mucca Mad Boys

Well-Known Member
  • May 22, 2013
  • #44
Lets all sing together said:
I could use the same term to describe after Millwall fans have smashed up a pub - how on earth is it racist
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You obviously didn't read it properly, I said, if it was to describe Muslims (as a whole for committing this crime) then yes it would be racist, but I did say if it was to describe the crime, then it wouldn't be racist.
 

ccfc92

Well-Known Member
  • May 22, 2013
  • #45
so what now? will people just bend over and take it? then forget it?

the 7/7 bombings should be remembered the same as when america remembers 9/11. But oh, what a surprise, people dont give a shit
 

Colonel Mustard

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  • May 22, 2013
  • #46
ccfc92 said:
so what now? will people just bend over and take it? then forget it? the 7/7 bombings should be remembered the same as when america remembers 9/11. But oh, what a surprise, people dont give a shit
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Keep calm and carry on. You're British, aren't you?
 

ccfc92

Well-Known Member
  • May 22, 2013
  • #47
Colonel Mustard said:
Keep calm and carry on. You're British, aren't you?
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i suppose we would be sinking to their level by retaliating and attacking innocent people :thinking about:
 

sw88

Chief Commentator!
  • May 22, 2013
  • #48
speedie87 said:
What's with all young people calling police Feds these days
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I hate that!
 

cloughie

Well-Known Member
  • May 22, 2013
  • #49
I' m afraid this is the true face of Islamist extremists and i note that there have been little if any muslims distancing themselves from this horrific crime

seems like some are very blarsey about it but should it have happen to one of their own family they would be outraged

I'm sure some politcally correct twats will now be calling me a racist

Bit sad really as you don't have to be a different race to be a muslim
 

Mucca Mad Boys

Well-Known Member
  • May 22, 2013
  • #50
ccfc92 said:
so what now? will people just bend over and take it? then forget it?

the 7/7 bombings should be remembered the same as when america remembers 9/11. But oh, what a surprise, people dont give a shit
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No, 9/11 claimed 3000 odd lives and many more injured, 7/7 claimed 52 people, 700 injured, more people died jumping out of the WTC than people killed by the blasts of 7/7 to have the 2 tragedies on the same level is actually a joke and actually, an insult to 9/11.

Lets not forget that the USA is a country that is excessively nationalistic.

To say people don't give a shit about 7/7 is bullshit and you know it!

Ill-informed.
 

sw88

Chief Commentator!
  • May 22, 2013
  • #51
CJparker said:
Why are people saying that they cut his head off? None of the news organisations have reported that....

Without diminishing the death of a young man, murders happen all the time - why has this one in particular provoked such a response?? Yes, he was a soldier, but does that make his death any sadder than the dozens of people murdered every year? Why no outpouring of anger when a soldier is killed by an Islamic militant in Afghanistan?
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I think everyone shows grief towards soldiers who lose their lives serving for their country, however unfortunately it's all too common occurrence whilst our Government keep the forces out there. Wouldn't say it goes unnoticed though.

But whilst this happens on our own streets, and a targeted crime because of someone's profession (if he is confirmed as a soldier), it causes a worry, and like any terrorist attack, does bring a lot of anger with it.

To think that these terrorists are now in hospital receiving emergency tenement, probably ahead of genuinely ill patients who havent committed a crime sickens me.

Oh and I think a local vicar who lives more or less outside the scene has just said there was a head that had been chopped off (presume he seen it, and isn't likely to lie). Might have mis heard though
 

Colonel Mustard

New Member
  • May 22, 2013
  • #52
ccfc92 said:
i suppose we would be sinking to their level by retaliating and attacking innocent people :thinking about:
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Mmm. Of course, they would say (correctly) that the west has been meddling in middle eastern affairs for decades, whether initiating wars or upholding totalitarian states, causing the death of millions of their folk. It sure doesn't make what happened today okay, but it is important to be aware of our own involvement in global affairs if we're to make some kind of sense of these types of events.

Other than that, yes, an admirable sentiment. Any reactionary talk of killing prisoners, withholding medical care, an eye for an eye, giving immigration a good bash -- it's all very regressive stuff. No terrorist outfit should be given that satisfaction. As a couple of those US presidents said: "We have nothing to fear but fear itself," and all that guff.
 
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CCFCDan87

New Member
  • May 22, 2013
  • #53
Good and bad in all warps of religion. Don't tarnish them all with the same brush
 

ccfc92

Well-Known Member
  • May 22, 2013
  • #54
SkyBlue_Taylor said:
No, 9/11 claimed 3000 odd lives and many more injured, 7/7 claimed 52 people, 700 injured, more people died jumping out of the WTC than people killed by the blasts of 7/7 to have the 2 tragedies on the same level is actually a joke and actually, an insult to 9/11.

Lets not forget that the USA is a country that is excessively nationalistic.

To say people don't give a shit about 7/7 is bullshit and you know it!

Ill-informed.
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so it matters wether 1 or a million died? to say one is more than the other is a joke, and actually an insult to both. all im saying is people in this country AREN'T nationalistic anymore.
 

Mucca Mad Boys

Well-Known Member
  • May 22, 2013
  • #55
ccfc92 said:
i suppose we would be sinking to their level by retaliating and attacking innocent people :thinking about:
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Have you got amnesia? We're in Afghan and Iraq, innocent people have been killed, the USA and UK have antagonised the Muslims and have allowed this extremist threat to breed.

Put yourself in their shoes, how'd you react if we had different nationality soldiers patrolling our streets armed to the teeth, you wouldn't like it and I'd probably fight to rid my home from foreign occupation/invasion.

Don't give the we're liberating them crap, aside from the fact that people generally want to liberate themselves, without foreign intervention, there were better places to go, for example DR Congo and DPRK to name a couple, but none of them have valuable natural resources. :thinking about:
 

cloughie

Well-Known Member
  • May 22, 2013
  • #56
ccfc92 said:
so it matters wether 1 or a million died? to say one is more than the other is a joke, and actually an insult to both. all im saying is people in this country AREN'T nationalistic anymore.
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Quite true yet if the 1 were his own family well I'm sure he would be outraged
 

sw88

Chief Commentator!
  • May 22, 2013
  • #57
You can't compare one terrorist attack to another Sky Blue Taylor. Same motive, no matter how many people die
 

ccfc92

Well-Known Member
  • May 22, 2013
  • #58
SkyBlue_Taylor said:
Have you got amnesia? We're in Afghan and Iraq, innocent people have been killed, the USA and UK have antagonised the Muslims and have allowed this extremist threat to breed.

Put yourself in their shoes, how'd you react if we had different nationality soldiers patrolling our streets armed to the teeth, you wouldn't like it and I'd probably fight to rid my home from foreign occupation/invasion.

Don't give the we're liberating them crap, aside from the fact that people generally want to liberate themselves, without foreign intervention, there were better places to go, for example DR Congo and DPRK to name a couple, but none of them have valuable natural resources. :thinking about:
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i dont agree that we should be in afghan. I'm pretty certain there aren't many british solidiers in afghan beheading people in the street?
 

cloughie

Well-Known Member
  • May 22, 2013
  • #59
SkyBlue_Taylor said:
Have you got amnesia? We're in Afghan and Iraq, innocent people have been killed, the USA and UK have antagonised the Muslims and have allowed this extremist threat to breed.

Put yourself in their shoes, how'd you react if we had different nationality soldiers patrolling our streets armed to the teeth, you wouldn't like it and I'd probably fight to rid my home from foreign occupation/invasion.

Don't give the we're liberating them crap, aside from the fact that people generally want to liberate themselves, without foreign intervention, there were better places to go, for example DR Congo and DPRK to name a couple, but none of them have valuable natural resources. :thinking about:
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I'm sure the Kurds that were GASSED will be glad that you would have been happy to have seen them obliterated

You are an ill informed fool all Christians in muslim countries are a persecuted minority
 
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CJparker

New Member
  • May 22, 2013
  • #60
sw88 said:
I think everyone shows grief towards soldiers who lose their lives serving for their country, however unfortunately it's all too common occurrence whilst our Government keep the forces out there. Wouldn't say it goes unnoticed though.

But whilst this happens on our own streets, and a targeted crime because of someone's profession (if he is confirmed as a soldier), it causes a worry, and like any terrorist attack, does bring a lot of anger with it.

To think that these terrorists are now in hospital receiving emergency tenement, probably ahead of genuinely ill patients who havent committed a crime sickens me.

Oh and I think a local vicar who lives more or less outside the scene has just said there was a head that had been chopped off (presume he seen it, and isn't likely to lie). Might have mis heard though
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What terrorists? They may have murdered a bloke, how does that make them terrorists? Because they're black/Islamic? If I as a non-Muslim Brit kill my housemate, am I a murderer or a terrorist?

There have been a few comments about immigration etc etc - judging by the video, the killer was British - his London accent is stronger than most Londoners I know. But because he's black/Islamic, he is of course an immigrant. This is pathetic - it will just make anti-immigrant feeling in this country even stronger, for no reason. Hope to God there won't be any reprisal attacks.
 

ccfc92

Well-Known Member
  • May 22, 2013
  • #61
sw88 said:
You can't compare one terrorist attack to another Sky Blue Taylor. Same motive, no matter how many people die
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i think SBT should be very careful what he presses on with in his next few comments.
 

Mucca Mad Boys

Well-Known Member
  • May 22, 2013
  • #62
ccfc92 said:
so it matters wether 1 or a million died? to say one is more than the other is a joke, and actually an insult to both. all im saying is people in this country AREN'T nationalistic anymore.
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No, of course not, not like the UKIP and the BNP got 1.5m between them last election and the Tories are the majority party, not nationalistic at all. We're resisting EU integration because of our nationalism!

That's a good thing, nationalism only divides people, needlessly, the only thing that does divide us is class. I like your comparison to the USA, they are stupidly nationalistic and I'm glad we are not them.
 
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CCFCSteve

Well-Known Member
  • May 22, 2013
  • #63
sw88 said:
I think everyone shows grief towards soldiers who lose their lives serving for their country, however unfortunately it's all too common occurrence whilst our Government keep the forces out there. Wouldn't say it goes unnoticed though.

But whilst this happens on our own streets, and a targeted crime because of someone's profession (if he is confirmed as a soldier), it causes a worry, and like any terrorist attack, does bring a lot of anger with it.

To think that these terrorists are now in hospital receiving emergency tenement, probably ahead of genuinely ill patients who havent committed a crime sickens me.

Oh and I think a local vicar who lives more or less outside the scene has just said there was a head that had been chopped off (presume he seen it, and isn't likely to lie). Might have mis heard though
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I wouldnt treat them even if they were the only people in the hospital. And to think we still can't deport someone like Abu qatada who incites violence like this ! Its disgusting. We should ignore the appeal judges and drop the guy out of a plane over Jordan.
 
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ccfc92

Well-Known Member
  • May 22, 2013
  • #64
CJparker said:
What terrorists? They may have murdered a bloke, how does that make them terrorists? Because they're black/Islamic? If I as a non-Muslim Brit kill my housemate, am I a murderer or a terrorist?

There have been a few comments about immigration etc etc - judging by the video, the killer was British - his London accent is stronger than most Londoners I know. But because he's black/Islamic, he is of course an immigrant. This is pathetic - it will just make anti-immigrant feeling in this country even stronger, for no reason. Hope to God there won't be any reprisal attacks.
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are you a fucking retard? he said in my country this happens all the time. so he WANTS to be treated like an immigrant :jerkit:
 

sw88

Chief Commentator!
  • May 22, 2013
  • #65
CJparker said:
What terrorists? They may have murdered a bloke, how does that make them terrorists? Because they're black/Islamic? If I as a non-Muslim Brit kill my housemate, am I a murderer or a terrorist?

There have been a few comments about immigration etc etc - judging by the video, the killer was British - his London accent is stronger than most Londoners I know. But because he's black/Islamic, he is of course an immigrant. This is pathetic - it will just make anti-immigrant feeling in this country even stronger, for no reason. Hope to God there won't be any reprisal attacks.
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The footage suggests he didn't go out with the intention of being labelled a murdered IMO. He had a motive, bringing a religion into it.
 

ccfc92

Well-Known Member
  • May 22, 2013
  • #66
SkyBlue_Taylor said:
No, of course not, not like the UKIP and the BNP got 1.5m between them last election and the Tories are the majority party, not nationalistic at all. We're resisting EU integration because of our nationalism!

That's a good thing, nationalism only divides people, needlessly, the only thing that does divide us is class. I like your comparison to the USA, they are stupidly nationalistic and I'm glad we are not them.
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so your saying we should just give the country up?
 

CJparker

New Member
  • May 22, 2013
  • #67
SkyBlue_Taylor said:
Have you got amnesia? We're in Afghan and Iraq, innocent people have been killed, the USA and UK have antagonised the Muslims and have allowed this extremist threat to breed.

Put yourself in their shoes, how'd you react if we had different nationality soldiers patrolling our streets armed to the teeth, you wouldn't like it and I'd probably fight to rid my home from foreign occupation/invasion.

Don't give the we're liberating them crap, aside from the fact that people generally want to liberate themselves, without foreign intervention, there were better places to go, for example DR Congo and DPRK to name a couple, but none of them have valuable natural resources. :thinking about:
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Fact check time:
1) we're not in Iraq, we pulled out in 2009
2) the UK and USA have fought organisations that threaten them who happen to be Islamic, we have not targeted "Islam" - there is no reason for Muslims to feel antagonised per se
3) Different nationality soldiers patrolling the streets - the killers in Woolwich were British, they have no excuse for taking "revenge"
4) Congo has huge natural resources as does North Korea
5) We liberated the Iraqis and Afghans, as they could not liberate themselves under the iron fist of previous regimes - the terrorists have fought back there, not the people, because they were being threatened by the spread of democracy
 

cloughie

Well-Known Member
  • May 22, 2013
  • #68
SkyBlue_Taylor said:
No, of course not, not like the UKIP and the BNP got 1.5m between them last election and the Tories are the majority party, not nationalistic at all. We're resisting EU integration because of our nationalism!

That's a good thing, nationalism only divides people, needlessly, the only thing that does divide us is class. I like your comparison to the USA, they are stupidly nationalistic and I'm glad we are not them.
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Most know on here that you are a complete tool but this is the most ridiculous staement for a long time

65 million people in this country so !.5 million make us nationalistic and also the tories are a minority government as in the amount of people who voted for them
 
Last edited: May 22, 2013

CJparker

New Member
  • May 22, 2013
  • #69
SkyBlue_Taylor said:
No, of course not, not like the UKIP and the BNP got 1.5m between them last election and the Tories are the majority party, not nationalistic at all. We're resisting EU integration because of our nationalism!

That's a good thing, nationalism only divides people, needlessly, the only thing that does divide us is class. I like your comparison to the USA, they are stupidly nationalistic and I'm glad we are not them.
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Fine words from an admitted socialist...please don't insult UKIP by branding them with the BNP. There is nothing wrong with nationalism if it is channelled in the right way - look at the Olympics or when England play in the World Cup. We are too shy about being proud of our Britishness in this country - EU integration would be a nightmare. Personally I'd prefer to see us as the 51st state of the US, which we are far closer to in terms of values and culture.
 

Mucca Mad Boys

Well-Known Member
  • May 22, 2013
  • #70
cloughie said:
I'm sure the Kurds that were GASSED will be glad that you would have been happy to have seen them obliterated

You are an ill informed fool all Christians in muslim countries are a persecuted minority
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6 years before intervention in Iraq so that's irrelevant, it was 9/11 that made Iraq happen, not the Kurdish-Iraq civil war.

I'm I'll-formed? Yet you make a sweeping statement that has no evidence while I have an example that refutes that, Lebanon, Christians and Muslims co-exist together and there is a certain ratio of Christian:Muslim ministers to ensure proportional representation of both religions. Also, Hezballoh have also support building of Synogogues etc. in Lebanon.

Syria also have ministers who are Orthodox Christians in Government.

All religions get persecuted time to time, you name them, they're as bad as each other, look at Israel and Iran, bad as each other, neither are right.
 
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