Raoul Moat

Wolfe Tone · 16-07-2010 06:05PM

To be honest I reckon a vast number joined to state how they abhor the page.

citizen_p · 16-07-2010 06:18PM

what i heard in a pub :rolleyes:
"now lads thats not even raul-moat-ly funny"
*pauses for laughs*
*dosnt get one*

Pittens · 16-07-2010 06:25PM

A lot of comments were anti-Moat to be fair.

It probably needs no repeating here but he was no hero. Appears to me to be a girly man. So upset with his ex dumping him ( whom he met when she was 15 and he 30 for chrissakes) that he shoots her.
He isn't manly enough to accept being dumped.
He isn't manly enough to fight her - that is bullying behaviour too, of course but he could have been scratched , he could have had a kick in the balls - so he shoots her through a window.
He isn't manly enough to fight her new lover, who probably would have kicked his sorry girly ass. so he shoots him, unarmed.
Then he shoots an unarmed cop. Unarmed cop. In the US he would have been dead right then.

Then the girly man runs away like a child and when surrounded by cops - who should have stopped wasting our time and tax-payers money by removing his worthless ass from the earth without any process whatsoever - the girly man cries into his soup about not having a daddy, and when the police dare to taser his worthless ass he does the last cowardly thing and kills himself. Rather than face the music.

Not surprising he is a hero to wife beaters, and the UK's perennial chavs and their utterly ridiculous victim culture.

Princess Zelda · 16-07-2010 06:31PM

There'll always be the blah blah I hate pigs etc etc. It's amazing what generations of inbreeding does. Though I did see a man who appeared well spoken who put up a page on the news yesterday. He said that the reason he was impressed was that Moat managed to evade police for so long.

Ffs, have these people not heard of James Bulger?

imitation · 16-07-2010 06:40PM

To me it seems like one of those things that people thought was a bit of a auld lol. Bet the one who posted that isnt thinking that now, PM ranting about her, pictures all over the news. Thats the last time i put some ironic humor on facebook !

KeithAFC · 16-07-2010 06:47PM

Robin Hood is a legend because he helped the people, Raoul Moat didn't really help anyone.

MS.MONEYPENNY · 16-07-2010 06:49PM

Pittens wrote: »

Not surprising he is a hero to wife beaters, and the UK's perennial chavs and their utterly ridiculous victim culture.

Have to agree. There is always, for whatever reason, a culture that leans towards idolizing these psychotic narcissistic killers, The Kray's being an example of that, they where idolized to celebrity status in their day. As said by op the media had a huge part to play in that.

Dudess · 16-07-2010 06:51PM

Lol at the way even though the woman's appearance is of ZERO relevance or importance, it still has to be brought into this discussion. Because she, y'know, is a woman.

Scuid Mhór · 16-07-2010 06:54PM

Pittens wrote: »

A lot of comments were anti-Moat to be fair.

It probably needs no repeating here but he was no hero. Appears to me to be a girly man. So upset with his ex dumping him ( whom he met when she was 15 and he 30 for chrissakes) that he shoots her.
He isn't manly enough to accept being dumped.
He isn't manly enough to fight her - that is bullying behaviour too, of course but he could have been scratched , he could have had a kick in the balls - so he shoots her through a window.
He isn't manly enough to fight her new lover, who probably would have kicked his sorry girly ass. so he shoots him, unarmed.
Then he shoots an unarmed cop. Unarmed cop. In the US he would have been dead right then.

Then the girly man runs away like a child and when surrounded by cops - who should have stopped wasting our time and tax-payers money by removing his worthless ass from the earth without any process whatsoever - the girly man cries into his soup about not having a daddy, and when the police dare to taser his worthless ass he does the last cowardly thing and kills himself. Rather than face the music.

Not surprising he is a hero to wife beaters, and the UK's perennial chavs and their utterly ridiculous victim culture.

sounds like a good guy.

Carlos_Ray · 16-07-2010 06:56PM

There's a member of boards who bears an uncanny resemblence to Moat. He has his pic below his username... has anyone else noticed this??? His name begins with M too!

Howard the Duck · 16-07-2010 06:57PM

It really annoys me the way this became a story about a facebook page. The news coverage of it was laughable and the fact David Cameron commented on it in the house of commons and was then going to make an official complaint to facebook shows what a brain dead media whore he is.

Canis Lupus · 16-07-2010 06:57PM

Morlar wrote: »

She kind of reminds me of the other bint from the same page

That lady was murdered ffs. Reign it in a bit.

Funkfield · 16-07-2010 07:07PM

I wonder how successful a "Siobhan O'Dowd Is An Ignorant, Insensitive Cnut" facebook page would be..............

Anyone interested?

Dudess · 16-07-2010 07:11PM

Funkfield wrote: »

I wonder how successful a "Siobhan O'Dowd Is An Ignorant, Insensitive Cnut" facebook page would be

There would be a lot of comments as to how shaggable or not she is...

Me_Grapes · 16-07-2010 07:16PM

I deleted my facebook account when I heard they stood by this tribute page. As fair as I could see it, this was facebook condoning Moat's actions. Shame on them.

I'm totally with David Cameron on this - the man does not deserve an iota of sympathey from anyone, and somethings just do not deserve to be afford the right of expression just for expressions sake. I know people will bang the drum that 'oh, he's still human after all' - but what his actions, as far as I'm concerned just dragged him to the level of sub-human.

I mean, he stole a perfectly good Tomato FFS!:mad:

Abrasax · 16-07-2010 07:34PM

He seems to have virtually lived out the Dionsyian archetype, which ran down through other outlaws such as Robin Hood, Jesse James, King Kong and John Dillinger, to name a few.

As such, some hero-worship, however misplaced, is not surprising. The mythology will probably include speculation that he was in possession of an oversized penis.

caseyann · 16-07-2010 07:36PM

godtabh wrote: »

So she wasnt fatally wounded?

Why do they say fatally wounded? why not fatally dead.You arent wounded you are dead.

caseyann · 16-07-2010 07:38PM

Me_Grapes wrote: »

I deleted my facebook account when I heard they stood by this tribute page. As fair as I could see it, this was facebook condoning Moat's actions. Shame on them.

I'm totally with David Cameron on this - the man does not deserve an iota of sympathey from anyone, and somethings just do not deserve to be afford the right of expression just for expressions sake. I know people will bang the drum that 'oh, he's still human after all' - but what his actions, as far as I'm concerned just dragged him to the level of sub-human.

I mean, he stole a perfectly good Tomato FFS!:mad:

Absolutely sick it is,ofc his family should grieve but not allow the families who are suffering to endure that kind of insult.
It is like phoebe prince god rest her.They made a page about her saying, we murdered phoebe and people actually wrote on it and they werent charged for that!:mad:

KeithAFC · 16-07-2010 07:38PM

Abrasax wrote: »

He seems to have virtually lived out the Dionsyian archetype, which ran down through other outlaws such as Robin Hood, Jesse James, King Kong and John Dillinger, to name a few.

As such, some hero-worship, however misplaced, is not surprising. The mythology will probably include speculation that he was in possession of an oversized penis.

His legend will live on.

DarkJager · 16-07-2010 08:12PM

Dudess wrote: »

There would be a lot of comments as to how shaggable or not she is...

She's not shaggable in any shape or form...not even with a marks and spencers bag over her head.

sdanseo · 16-07-2010 08:13PM

On a point of principle, facebook should not interfere with free speech.

On a seperate point of principle, anyone who posted on it favourably should try being blasted with a shotgun and see how they like it. The guy was a stark raving homicidal loonybin, not a legend.

Carlos_Ray wrote: »

There's a member of boards who bears an uncanny resemblence to Moat. He has his pic below his username... has anyone else noticed this??? His name begins with M too!

Think I know who you mean, and pointing it out is a fairly bad insult. Wouldn't like to get on the wrong side of that fella though

Pittens · 16-07-2010 08:16PM

His legend will live on.

I cant see the hollywood movie coming out. Kill an unarmed woman, an unarmed boyfriend, an unarmed cop, run away to live rough - i.e. buy stuff in the supermarket whilst living in a sewer - and then cry about not having a daddy before ending his worthless life.

Not seeing it.

Maybe Oliver Stone. Maybe.

arybvtcw0eolkf · 16-07-2010 08:20PM

Everywhere I've gone this week people are slagging my off over my likness to Moat!.

Even total strangers!.

I went into the local on Friday, and they'd his photo behind the bar and the bar girl jokes "Sorry Mart, can't serve you - we don't serve killers".

Might start competing in 'hide & seek' competitions :pac:

16-07-2010 08:21PM

Mike 1972 wrote: »

WTF

They're not the thought police.
Free speech and all that.

Minstrel27 · 16-07-2010 08:21PM

Me_Grapes wrote: »

I deleted my facebook account when I heard they stood by this tribute page. As fair as I could see it, this was facebook condoning Moat's actions. Shame on them.:mad:

A Dub in Glasgo · 16-07-2010 08:23PM

Dudess wrote: »

Because she, y'know, is a woman.

and an ugly one at that :pac:

BTW, for those unluckly enough not to have heard this gob****e

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ufhPjY3X6rs

Pittens · 16-07-2010 08:27PM

Deleted User wrote: »

They're not the thought police.
Free speech and all that.

Facebook are not the government, so they are not infringing free speech by banning this page. The page can go on the general internet.

I think facebook want to see themselves - like ISPs - as service providers who are not responsible for content.

DarkJager · 16-07-2010 08:27PM

Gerald Careful Balloonist wrote: »

Everywhere I've gone this week people are slagging my off over my likness to Moat!.

Even total strangers!.

I went into the local on Friday, and they'd his photo behind the bar and the bar girl jokes "Sorry Mart, can't serve you - we don't serve killers".

Might start competing in 'hide & seek' competitions :pac:

That's bull**** man, I would have told her to go **** herself! Although that might involve playing around in a bush for 5 days

arybvtcw0eolkf · 16-07-2010 08:43PM

DarkJager wrote: »

That's bull**** man, I would have told her to go **** herself!

Ah it was a joke, I've getting it all week.

Abrasax · 16-07-2010 08:51PM

Gerald Careful Balloonist wrote: »

Everywhere I've gone this week people are slagging my off over my likness to Moat!.

Even total strangers!.

I went into the local on Friday, and they'd his photo behind the bar and the bar girl jokes "Sorry Mart, can't serve you - we don't serve killers".

Might start competing in 'hide & seek' competitions :pac:

Pittens wrote: »

I cant see the hollywood movie coming out. Kill an unarmed woman, an unarmed boyfriend, an unarmed cop, run away to live rough - i.e. buy stuff in the supermarket whilst living in a sewer - and then cry about not having a daddy before ending his worthless life.

Not seeing it.

Maybe Oliver Stone. Maybe.

Expect a call soon, Gerald Careful Balloonist. :pac:

Raoul Moat

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