Attack outside UK Houses Of Parliament — No speculation — Read 1st post

snowflaker · 22-03-2017 08:10PM

I sometimes think that boards is becoming a voice for fat right sympathisers in Ireland. Twitter posts even indicate as such. Breitbart seems more balanced and less xenophobic than some boards threads

ligerdub · 22-03-2017 08:11PM

CelticRambler wrote: »

Well this bad would be a serious threat:

Recognise the city? Yeah, same place as today's incident, but carried out by real terrorists.

Tomorrow, London will be back to normal as if nothing had happened, just like Paris, Berlin, Nice and Brussels.

Which recent "terrorist" incident in Europe came anywhere close to this?

That is one seriously awful post.

silverharp · 22-03-2017 08:13PM

this is the alleged terrorist, a mild mannered character by all accounts

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fE1A8Co_tZM

22-03-2017 08:14PM

sdanseo wrote: »

That was the London bombings which were designed to cause damage rather than death to make a political statement. As far as I recall one person died and this was a photographer who ignored advice to leave after a coded warning was given in advance.

Still terrorism, and certainly can't be condoned, but not the same as the extremism we've seen since 2001 which seems aims at the most number of casualties possible.

The IRA were responsible for many innocent lives lost. Just because this particular one didn't, it's no reason to hold the IRA up as some great fellas!

Gbear · 22-03-2017 08:14PM

ricero wrote: »

Lads like him should be electronic tagged and watched by police

In this day and age it's trivial to do that kind of thing.

I don't understand why, if we're happy as societies to leave lads out of jail after 400 convictions, we can't at least keep an eye on them with that kind of thing.

It's one thing tarring all brown people with the same brush. It's quite another when you have a known criminal who you've already dealt with once and is a known security risk.

I mean **** it - part of their probation could be keeping them away from crowded areas, not owning cars or whatever and it's not like it'd even take manpower. An algorithm could handle it.

conorhal · 22-03-2017 08:15PM

Christy42 wrote: »

But this is a thread specifically about an attack by an English man from a Jamaican heritage. I mean either you are calling Jamaican's violent or I fail to see the relevance .

Are you trying to pretend the actual common denominator here isn't Islam? More specifically Chowdry's pernicious influence? That's the person who should never have been allowed through the door.

Il Fascista · 22-03-2017 08:15PM

snowflaker wrote: »

I sometimes think that boards is becoming a voice for fat right sympathisers in Ireland. Twitter posts even indicate as such. Breitbart seems more balanced and less xenophobic than some boards threads

Yeah, it's like Stormfront 2.O; The hate speech in this thread is terrifying.

Cessna_Pilot · 22-03-2017 08:17PM

snowflaker wrote: »

I sometimes think that boards is becoming a voice for fat right sympathisers in Ireland

Quite the opposite I would have thought, the amount of blatent Islamic terrorism sympathisers is worrying.

Help!!!! · 22-03-2017 08:17PM

snowflaker wrote: »

Roman Catholic? They have the most terrorist attacks on the British soil. Buts it's wholly unfair to blame all Roman Catholics, the overwhelming majority peaceful

The attacks were not done in the name of Catholics where as these terrorists do the attacks in the name of Allah

22-03-2017 08:18PM

The IRA are likely accountable for more deaths in Britain & Ireland than Muslim Extremist attacks in Europe & America. Should all Irish people not be banned from travelling, locked up, or murdered because of the actions of a few?

Nope, because that would be silly.

snowflaker · 22-03-2017 08:18PM

Help!!!! wrote: »

The attacks were not done in the name of Catholics where as these terrorists do the attacks in the name of Allah

They were done in Ireland's name and I reject that

conorhal · 22-03-2017 08:18PM

snowflaker wrote: »

Roman Catholic? They have the most terrorist attacks on the British soil. Buts it's wholly unfair to blame all Roman Catholics, the overwhelming majority peaceful

I seem to remember that problem was also the product of the mass resettlement of a bunch of religious fundamentalists too....

snowflaker · 22-03-2017 08:19PM

wakka12 wrote: »

If christian terror groups shouted something along the lines of 'praise jesus christ' before carrying out a massacre we would most certainly associate it with christianity

Would you call for a ban of Christians? Or is that just incredibly stupid?

Il Fascista · 22-03-2017 08:21PM

Deleted User wrote: »

The IRA are likely accountable for more deaths in Britain & Ireland than Muslim Extremist attacks in Europe & America. Should all Irish people not be banned from travelling, locked up, or murdered because of the actions of a few?

Nope, because that would be silly.

You'd have a point if ideology and nationality were the same thing.

snowflaker · 22-03-2017 08:21PM

conorhal wrote: »

I seem to remember that problem was also the product of the mass resettlement of a bunch of religious fundamentalists too....

If I recall they were initially invited. USA was settled by religious extremists who left Britian because they weren't allowed practice their fundamentalist beliefs

donkeykong5 · 22-03-2017 08:22PM

silverharp wrote: »

this is the alleged terrorist, a mild mannered character by all accounts

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fE1A8Co_tZM

Fcuking nut job.

Help!!!! · 22-03-2017 08:22PM

snowflaker wrote: »

They were done in Ireland's name and I reject that

Were you even alive when they were done?

snowflaker · 22-03-2017 08:22PM

Help!!!! wrote: »

Were you even alive when they were done?

Yes. I'm 37. Were you?

Notavirus.exe · 22-03-2017 08:23PM

snowflaker wrote: »

Roman Catholic? They have the most terrorist attacks on the British soil. Buts it's wholly unfair to blame all Roman Catholics, the overwhelming majority peaceful

No one is blaming all Catholics or Muslims. Typical strawman. And judging by the fact an overwhelming majority of Muslims in each individual Muslim country supports Sharia law, I have to disagree with your implied claim that the majority of Muslims are "peaceful".

FTA69 · 22-03-2017 08:23PM

conorhal wrote: »

Strawmanning again I see.
I think everybody here capable of rational thought knows that not all immigrants have the same issues with integration and thus not all immigrant groups are equal, some integrate, others, hampered by a religion that is supremacist, despises miscegenation more than the KKK, share few social contact points with other cultures and has a violent streak a mile wide don't. Best not importing them in the first place.

Eh no, I'm not strawmanning anything at all. You're the one banging on about importing unintegrated people when it transpires that the attacker was in fact Jamaican, therefore it isn't a strawman to question whether we should start casting West Indians as unintegratable dangerous people.

As I said in an earlier post, Islam and those who practice it are now an inherent part of the UK's makeup. The majority of Muslims were born here and raised here and are British as anyone - Islam isn't something that can be extricated from British society unless you want to start rounding up British citizens.

snowflaker · 22-03-2017 08:24PM

Notavirus.exe wrote: »

No one is blaming all Catholics or Muslims. Typical strawman. And judging by the fact an overwhelming majority of Muslims in each individual Muslim country supports Sharia law, I have to disagree with your implied claim that the majority of Muslims are "peaceful".

What is this based on? Have the majority of muslims committed and support terrorism?

smelly sock · 22-03-2017 08:24PM

Shockingly sad.

Whilst it might seem selfish at this stage it's really close to home.

How vulnerable are we?

Help!!!! · 22-03-2017 08:25PM

snowflaker wrote: »

Yes. I'm 37. Were you?

Yes I was. How many radical Muslims are there in the world?

CoolHandBandit · 22-03-2017 08:25PM

Little kids voices in the background of that video. Terrifying what's going on in some of these mosques.

sdanseo · 22-03-2017 08:25PM

bubblypop wrote: »

The IRA were responsible for many innocent lives lost. Just because this particular one didn't, it's no reason to hold the IRA up as some great fellas!

I wasn't talking about all IRA attacks. I was talking about that attack. And I'm sorry, you must have missed this part of the post:

sdanseo wrote: »

Still terrorism, and certainly can't be condoned

snowflaker · 22-03-2017 08:25PM

Help!!!! wrote: »

Yes I was. How many radical Muslims are there in the world?

How old are you?

political analyst · 22-03-2017 08:25PM

How did the attacker get close enough to an armed policeman to stab him to death?

FTA69 · 22-03-2017 08:26PM

No bother. So in the name of tolerance and liberalism you're going to ban people worshipping is it? Gas man.

Islam isn't a building by the way.

FutureGuy · 22-03-2017 08:26PM

silverharp wrote: »

hmmmmm!

Utterly moronic post.

Help!!!! · 22-03-2017 08:27PM

snowflaker wrote: »

How old are you?

42.....but sorry I'm married

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