Women trying to protect their M5 from Vancouver rioters.

the_syco

digme wrote: »

how i would love to break that little pricks nose doing that to a girls car.

This comes to mind, tbh; NSFW.

neilthefunkeone

jill_valentine wrote: »

And they also found time to make out and boob grab, so hey, Canadian romance isn't dead yet.
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Turns out she was mowed down by rushing riot police.. Boyfriend was comforting her til paramedics showed up!


Id be raging if that was my car... The fairly large torque wrench would be coming out of the boot and id be swinging without disregard...

johnos1984

neilthefunkeone wrote: »

The fairly large torque wrench would be coming out of the boot and id be swinging without disregard...

Run flat tyres are a bitch. No torque wrench

kona

without wanting to sound dumb, but do bimmers come with torque wrenches?

Matt Simis

kona wrote: »

without wanting to sound dumb, but do bimmers come with torque wrenches?

No, they come with standard wheel nut wrenches, not actual "torque" wrenches.

copacetic

there are cowardly scum all over the world who will get brave when there are hundreds of them and only a couple of small girls. It's no different in canada.

Thousands of people turning up on the streets the next day to clean up as much as possible and people identifying everyone they can from the various videos and pictures online is more the Canada of my experience. Accounts are that they crashed the police servers with all the data and tips coming in, including family members dragging relations to the cops themselves.

fletch

Absolutely sickening seeing that happen to such a nice car.

bladebrew

and this was over ice hockey
they should throw the team out of whatever league they are in,
i heard canada was a nice country,

edit: this has happened before

HumpM

Another vid of a Electric smart car being smashed up even with solar panels on the roof

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=a69_1308263500

Senna

Someone should have told that girl she has a wheel brace in the boot, use it.

Mc Love

'I was VB' probably isnt going to like this photo

Mc Love

high horse wrote: »

Is that the Incredible Hulk crouched down behind the cop car?

Yep

Nonoperational

I've a hurley in the boot. I'm pretty tempted to use it on the clowns on the roads here, if that was me i would go down swinging. ****ing scumbags.

dharn

those girls we very brave took on a few of the scumbags so driving through the crowd probably was not an option

ShadowHearth

assholes....

all this riot becouse of fecking game.... i am sort of happy i newer was a fan of such sports...

Anan1

Senna wrote: »

Someone should have told that girl she has a wheel brace in the boot, use it.

Seriously lads, you'd have to be a real simpleton to pull any sort of a weapon on a crowd like that. It's only a car, it's not worth dying over.

AugustusMinimus

While I know this is Canada, it always amazed me how American journalists will label Europeans as "soccer hooligans" eventhough the evidence shows that sports riots in the USA (and now obviously Canada) can be just as bad, if not worse.

I've never heard of anything like this happened after a sporting event, this side of the pond.

12 element

It's a shame this guy didn't fall into the car!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQzB4QcgWKM

DeepBlue

I wouldn't worry about it too much.
Those girls look in their early 20's. No doubt Daddy bought the car and if he can afford to buy one for his 20-something daughter I'm sure he can afford another.

I'll save my outrage for something/someone more deserving.

copacetic

AugustusMinimus wrote: »

While I know this is Canada, it always amazed me how American journalists will label Europeans as "soccer hooligans" eventhough the evidence shows that sports riots in the USA (and now obviously Canada) can be just as bad, if not worse.

I've never heard of anything like this happened after a sporting event, this side of the pond.

are you kidding?

if you aren't do a quick google for milwall riots, 2002/2009. Manchester riots 2008, London 2006, cantania riots 2007. Just for a start. Most of which had less opportunist looting and crimes against property and much more actual violence against people, leading to serious injuries and deaths.

Even unreliable wiki has hundreds of more details.

Blue Punto

DeepBlue wrote: »

I wouldn't worry about it too much.
Those girls look in their early 20's. No doubt Daddy bought the car and if he can afford to buy one for his 20-something daughter I'm sure he can afford another.

I'll save my outrage for something/someone more deserving.

Maybe when your daughter is driving your car and something like this happens you will think differently

Tallon

I actually feel sick to my stomach watching that video..

What a bunch of fcucking assholes!

3hn2givr7mx1sc

I was at a hockey game in Boston a few years ago and found the fans to be extremely intense. The difference between them and the basketball fans was unreal. The basketball supporters were really opitmistic and all "Go Team" and "D-Fence" even though they were getting hopped off. The hockey team was winning and the abuse they got from their own fans was unreal, I couldn't believe what they were like!

Maybe it's a hockey thing?*


*Don't mean to make a general assumption of all hockey fans.

MugMugs

And queue Limerick man standing beside upside down burning car.

Mc Love

There's always one!

qz

DeepBlue wrote: »

I wouldn't worry about it too much.
Those girls look in their early 20's. No doubt Daddy bought the car and if he can afford to buy one for his 20-something daughter I'm sure he can afford another.

I'll save my outrage for something/someone more deserving.

Wow, your assumption makes you sound like a prick.

Cuddlesworth

If Daddy had bought the car and would just get another one I couldn't see them trying to take on a violent couple of hundred guys. That was the defense of a labor of love.

Sad thing to watch.

omb0wyn5ehpij9

ShadowHearth wrote: »

assholes....

all this riot becouse of fecking game.... i am sort of happy i newer was a fan of such sports...

What the hell are you on about? Such sports? You might want to get off your high horse there, it could be a long fall to the ground if you slipped !!!

It has absolutely nothing to do with the sport, or any sport for that matter. It is to do with some retarded ****wits. If they weren't causing trouble because of hockey, it would be something else. Same with football hooligans, it's not due to football, it's just due to them being out to cause trouble and using football/whatever sport as an excuse. And before you start labeling people because of sports, there are people like that in all walks of life

Anan1

BDJW wrote: »

What the hell are you on about? Such sports? You might want to get off your high horse there, it could be a long fall to the ground if you slipped !!!

It has absolutely nothing to do with the sport, or any sport for that matter. It is to do with some retarded ****wits. If they weren't causing trouble because of hockey, it would be something else. Same with football hooligans, it's not due to football, it's just due to them being out to cause trouble and using football/whatever sport as an excuse. And before you start labeling people because of sports, there are people like that in all walks of life

No sport causes hooliganism, but being part of a large group of fans does seem to tap into something very basic & tribal in people. It's a group energy - at it's best it can make for a great atmosphere at a match, but at its worst it can be something much much darker.

Alanstrainor

qz wrote: »

Wow, your assumption makes you sound like a prick.

Warning given for that one. It was a step too far, and there was no need for it.