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Police state or the state of policing


tonyh29

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The thing is, you guys might not like it, but I want the police to be strong enough to robustly defend flags and statues.

We have to decide what’s important here, and it ain’t people or democracy.

If people don’t have the money for a nice quiet life in a nice quiet place, **** ‘em, they can go get a better job in a better place and become respectable.

 

And the nice thing is, you only need about 40% of voters to think like that, and this is what you get.

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3 hours ago, OutByEaster? said:

And then, on the back of overly aggressive policing of demonstrations against increased police power to prevent demonstration we have a right wing press who headline it:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-bristol-56548750

Followed by a story that backs that narrative up completely, with testimony from people as diverse as Boris Johnson and erm...Priti Patel, and Joe Daily Mail goes about his business thinking about the nasty violent mob endangering the lives of our boys on the thin blue line.

I can't remember the country being this far split before in my lifetime.

 

 

 

 

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On 25/03/2021 at 10:49, Ingram85 said:

they have been absolutely awful. Disinterested, unhelpful, rude and condescending.

This is how they lose broader support amongst the masses, along with the beatings and killings and corruption. Police are their own worst enemy.

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It’ll never be officially acknowledged, but just about universally all nations want their riot/crowd control police to have a reputation for over the top violence, for brutality, heavy handed-ness and so on.

The authorities want people to be scared of riot police beating the crap out of them. It’s a tool, part of the toolkit for controlling people who do things the authorities don’t want them doing.

it’s almost like rule number 1 of riot /crowd control policing is “leave a good few with bruises and broken bones”.

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‘We are not public servants’ and ‘policing by consent is not a duty’ – the disturbing and telling views of a police officer

https://davidallengreen.com/2021/03/we-are-not-public-servants-and-policing-by-consent-is-not-a-duty-the-disturbing-and-telling-views-of-a-police-officer/

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1 hour ago, chrisp65 said:

Could be a long hot summer in Bristol.

 

 

 

 

Making efforts to contact him? He works for the Daily Mirror, it can't be hard, unless of course his solicitors have advised him against speaking to the police whilst he prepares his legal case against them

That tweet really does sound sinister. What they should be doing is identifying the policeman and sacking him for gross misconduct and charging him with a bodily harm offence

 

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6 hours ago, HanoiVillan said:

Don't love this Trumpish/'chat-shit-get-banged' tone they seem to have developed in recent years:

Come at me bro, you'd best not miss; what could go wrong with that mindset I wonder.

Wondered what had happened to Buncey

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Well done to the police !

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A machete-wielding gang who attempted to rob police officerscarrying out surveillance on them have been jailed.

Patrick Delaney, 30, led eight masked criminals behind a string of robberies and aggravated burglaries in well-heeled areas of north London.

Victims included ex-Arsenal footballer Mesut Ozil and his teammate Sead Kolasinac who were targeted for luxury watches worth £200,000.

CCTV footage captured Bosnian defender Kolasinac fighting back.

Between April and July 2020, suspects forced their way into homes or confronted people in their cars demanding money or high value items in Finchley, Barnet and Hampstead

they get a rough ride the police but they aint all bad. Well done on catching this scum

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