Day 4 of the Riots, map on page 1 of the Hot Spots!

[Mitching]

Justice!

[daz veedub]

  bet that kid sh!t his pants then

[haf1zur]

Justice!

That is awesome

the ultimate FTW!

[pigbladder]

ah good to see the boys in blue sorting one of em out , must be a undercover dress one no?
 

[chrismorby]

not under cover, just a man with a sense of pride for his local community

[pigbladder]

yeah bit of sarcasm there from me ,  shouldnt the police be doing this

my mate lives up in london right near some trouble , said last night he was heading away to escape it and theyre still manning camera vans ffs

anyway...good on the fella that tackled him

[kellywild83]

What the ferk is the posh bloke doing on the right of the picture 

he's pretending to be a maniquin hoping they dont spot him  

wonder if rupert murdoch is orchastrating these riots for the trouble about phone hacking

also to all the wannabe vigilantes, are you just chav's with better taste?

or maybe its a terrorist attack 

Maniquin     

He knows that there is no danger of them takin the clothes off his back... Its a far cry from the comfy tracksuits they are all used too     

[VR6_Wherry]

We should ask Norway if we can borrow this man:



Anders Behring Breivik

Sit him down in London with a few rounds...

[kellywild83]

from my point of view, I think it's been building up for over a decade (from 97 to present). The credit boom where people were encouraged to spend and spend and not really worry about the consequences. Therefore a materialistic society grew up wanting the next shiny thing however not everyone could afford to buy the shiny thing so they decided to steal them. An example of this is the ipod boom. When they first became popular around 2003/2004 there were numerous reports of kids mugging people for the stupid things. There are still reports of kids mugging people for their iphones.

This materialistic culture then hits the rocks with the credit crunch (2007/2008) and alot of people are up sh!t creek with shed load of debt/negative equity. Then comes the increases in prices for gas, electricity, water, bread, milk, the basic stuff that you need to live on.

People feel like they are being robbed by the big conglomerates who keep posting multi-billion pound profits but still increase the price of their products (yes I am looking at you Shell, BP and British Gas).

I posted a simalar arguement yesterday on this thread so i completely agree... We are living in a society of people who also want something for nothing and the riots are good way to enforce this beleif!!!!

And the government then announces the "austerity" measures where taxes go up, services are cut and again people feel robbed by the government.

Any wonder why there are riots?

I totally agree I wrote a post pretty much saying the same thing yesterday... We live in a society of young people who want something for nothing and the riots are a perfect excuse for them to excersize that beleif!!!!

[kellywild83]

Vigilante justice: http://www.twitvid.com/DWZPW


In other news, sh!ts going down in cornwall  

       First thing on this thread that has seriously tickled the old funny bone BRAVO!!!