Were there 11 people trying to be vigilante then? :SQuote:
Originally Posted by bFen
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Were there 11 people trying to be vigilante then? :SQuote:
Originally Posted by bFen
More ghetto and gang culture which is rife in London all over a pair of trainers. Is this really what this country has sunken to? crime now is so rife that people aren't even afraid to stab others in the busiest high street in the country in daylight. I hope all those who promoted 'multi-culturalism' are proud of themselves and the crime/division it has brought, of course without having to live in the now-ghettoised cities that so many of us now inhabit.
What a shame we can't put those who carried this and many other daily hideous crimes like this to death.
I agree that there is issues with crime in London - but this is a very pessimistic view you have just displayed. The majority of people in London are good law abiding citizens. I think you are on a very fine line with the 'promoting multi-culturalism' issue, and to say that you hope that they are proud of themselves is again, quite a poor statement. Like I said, it is obvious that there are issues with crime, yet I do not agree that this stabbing sums up all British cities.Quote:
Originally Posted by -:Undertaker:-
footlocker is grim at the best of times.
The people who promoted allowing all different cultures (not race, people must understand that multi-culturalism isn't multi-racialism although de facto is has a link we can't help) living together are never the ones who have to live in cities like London which are divided and which certain cultures (mostly from African backgrounds) have flourished because of the scale of immigration as their own culture hasn't been wiped out by a pan-British culture (as it should have been). I'm sure somebody will jump on me for this and say the usual 'this has nothing to do with immigration' or the typical 'RACIST!!', but i'm afraid there's an obvious link between cities like London which have ghettoised, multi-cultural areas and knife/gun crime.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bango124
and vastly overpriced.Quote:
Originally Posted by Publicised
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I agree that it is clear to see that there is a link. However, there are many foreign people here that do a good job, and help with society in the big cities. Not all immigrants in Britain stab people orwant to stab people, deal drugs, vandalise property etc. Yes, there arethese so called 'ghettos', but in these 'ghettos' there are always youth clubs, community centres or volunteers, trying to make these people a credit to society.Quote:
Originally Posted by -:Undertaker:-
It’s a natural instinct to want to get close to someone you care about or are close to that has been harmed. As for the police they have a job to perform just like the paramedics do.
I read the news on this sad incident, and it seems to me it was only a question of time before it occurred, since the victim was supposedly a member of a notorious London gang. Well known for using weapons, bullying, stealing and all the other nasty elements that come with this lifestyle.
Hopefully with CCTV and other means they will get the murderer, I only wish the laws of this land would lock him or her up for life, and I mean life. Taking a life should carry the heaviest penalty. We are too soft when it comes to punishment. We should only provide essentials and not allow any luxuries.
Knife crimes still regularly make the news, so it’s obvious not enough is being done about it, it needs sorting. It’s also estimated that there are around 170 gangs in the London area, what if anything is being done about that?
The people who did this are heartless little *****. Shoplifting is wrong yeah, but he didnt deserve to die because of it