Gun attack at Christmas market, Strasbourg.

Andrew00 · 12-12-2018 12:53am

Sure they’ll say that this terrorist was mentally ill as well, or that he struggled to get a job and snapped

Bigbagofcans · 12-12-2018 12:56am

statesaver wrote: »

Multiculturalism, coming to a town near you.

#diversityisstrength

I don't want to lump Islam in with multiculturalism as it doesn't seem fair to the other cultures integrating peacefully into our society.

seamus · 12-12-2018 12:57am

Nala Creamy Mountaineer wrote: »

Rather surprisingly, haven't see the term 'mental health' issue been used for this incident, you're actually the first as of yet. For this chap who was already very heavily weaponised and on a high-level watchlist.

I didn't go for mental health on this one, because that would be downplaying the fact that he's a known violent man with previous convictions for violence and was a suspect in a murder before tonight.

Hence "psychopath".

Like I say, none of these incidents have anything to do with immigration policy anyway. It's a bit sad that you would be gleeful at the misdirection of anger towards immigration, when you seem fully aware that even if France closed all the borders tomorrow, these attacks wouldn't stop. It's almost like you don't care about the actual incident itself, so long as the outrage fuels your particular agenda...

Ultimately it's all down to historical racism and internal issues. There's a reason why most of the countries who've seen these attacks have a history of colonisation and slavery, particularly in Africa and the Middle East. And countries without such a legacy, like Ireland, don't see these kinds of attacks.

emptyhouse2222 · 12-12-2018 1:00am

seamus wrote: »

I didn't go for mental health on this one, because that would be downplaying the fact that he's a known violent man with previous convictions for violence and was a suspect in a murder before tonight.

Hence "psychopath".

Like I say, none of these incidents have anything to do with immigration policy anyway. It's a bit sad that you would be gleeful at the misdirection of anger towards immigration, when you seem fully aware that even if France closed all the borders tomorrow, these attacks wouldn't stop. It's almost like you don't care about the actual incident itself, so long as the outrage fuels your particular agenda...

Ultimately it's all down to historical racism and internal issues. There's a reason why most of the countries who've seen these attacks have a history of colonisation and slavery, particularly in Africa and the Middle East. And countries without such a legacy, like Ireland, don't see these kinds of attacks.

tell that bs to the family of that poor japanese student who had his throat cut from ear to ear up in dundalk
or have we forgotten that already

CinemaGuy45 · 12-12-2018 1:01am

seamus wrote: »

I didn't go for mental health on this one, because that would be downplaying the fact that he's a known violent man with previous convictions for violence and was a suspect in a murder before tonight.

Hence "psychopath".

Like I say, none of these incidents have anything to do with immigration policy anyway. It's a bit sad that you would be gleeful at the misdirection of anger towards immigration, when you seem fully aware that even if France closed all the borders tomorrow, these attacks wouldn't stop. It's almost like you don't care about the actual incident itself, so long as the outrage fuels your particular agenda...

Ultimately it's all down to historical racism and internal issues. There's a reason why most of the countries who've seen these attacks have a history of colonisation and slavery, particularly in Africa and the Middle East. And countries without such a legacy, like Ireland, don't see these kinds of attacks.

The bit in red what a disgusting post.

The bit in green rubbish.

seamus · 12-12-2018 1:02am

emptyhouse2222 wrote: »

tell that bs to the family of that poor japanese student who had his throat cut from ear to ear up in dundalk
or have we forgotten that already

I know, right? Or that poor lad who got shot outside the pub just minding his own business. Or Garda Jerry McCabe.

It's shockin so it is Joe, just shockin. You'd be afraid to go outside the door at night.

languagenerd · 12-12-2018 1:03am

emptyhouse2222 wrote: »

languagenerd wrote: »

What's that supposed to mean?

Again, I fail to understand what this - a picture from Birmingham 2 years ago - means in relation to my post that you're replying to.

4068ac1elhodqr · 12-12-2018 1:06am

seamus wrote: »

Hence "psychopath".

That was a very quick diagnosis, are you a mental health expert?

Was there no other ideology, political, religious, or socially radicalised belief structure that could have caused it?

Guess going forward based on your twisted agenda, we can simply class anyone who causes 'crime upon the person' as a psychopath. Even before there is a proper assesment, nevermind capture. Ergo reduced sentences for everyone.

Please respect the victims before making an early assesment as the actual cause and nature for this terrible incident, just to benefit your own means.

Raheem Euro · 12-12-2018 1:06am

This thread has the highest questions per square inch in the history of the internet.

CinemaGuy45 · 12-12-2018 1:09am

BBFAN wrote: »

Your point is not made by quoting me without quoting the aholes I'm answering to. Shame on you.

Is this allowed on After Hours?

Lackey · 12-12-2018 1:10am

seamus wrote: »

Ultimately it's all down to historical racism and internal issues. There's a reason why most of the countries who've seen these attacks have a history of colonisation and slavery, particularly in Africa and the Middle East. And countries without such a legacy, like Ireland, don't see these kinds of attacks.

I have said it before and I will say it again...
The innocent people murdered tonight did not colonise or enslave or invade anyone.

And calling regular people racists when they are asking questions just pushes regular people to the right,
I called Brexit and Trump months previous to the elections , and will probably put money on Le Penn after this.

emptyhouse2222 · 12-12-2018 1:11am

languagenerd wrote: »

Again, I fail to understand what this - a picture from Birmingham 2 years ago - means in relation to my post that you're replying to.

as i said, tell your long bs spiel to the families of the victims
have you forgotten Ebba already
cos i haven't

mod: banned

Icemancometh · 12-12-2018 1:14am

FFS, no need for that.

CinemaGuy45 · 12-12-2018 1:16am

I know the above picture will be taken down but this is the reality we are talking about.:(

CinemaGuy45 · 12-12-2018 1:16am

Icemancometh wrote: »

FFS, no need for that.

I think some people do need to see that.

Cockford Ollie · 12-12-2018 1:17am

Raheem Euro wrote: »

This thread has the highest questions per square inch in the history of the internet.

The internet uses metric.

John Sacrimoni · 12-12-2018 1:17am

Icemancometh wrote: »

FFS, no need for that.

There is every need for it, it should never be forgotten about.

Klonker · 12-12-2018 1:18am

Your logic is these terrorists are already here killing us, we might might as well invite their friends along too?

How many countries did Sweden colonise?

emptyhouse2222 · 12-12-2018 1:18am

Icemancometh wrote: »

FFS, no need for that.

sorry snowflake
thats the reality of islamic terrorism

emptyhouse2222 · 12-12-2018 1:20am

CinemaGuy45 wrote: »

I know the above picture will be taken down but this is the reality we are talking about.:(

well i'm not taking the pic down sorry
that child is the same age as my own
and you can see the breakfast her parents made spilling out on the street
in the name of tolerance and diversity

fukk that

Raheem Euro · 12-12-2018 1:22am

Cockford Ollie wrote: »

The internet uses metric.

Bits and Bytes don't sound very metric to me.
But what do I know.

emptyhouse2222 · 12-12-2018 1:22am

John Sacrimoni wrote: »

There is every need for it, it should never be forgotten about.

imagine that childs parents paying tax to house and feed that "refugee"

sick sick sick

languagenerd · 12-12-2018 1:36am

emptyhouse2222 wrote: »

languagenerd wrote: »

Again, I fail to understand what this - a picture from Birmingham 2 years ago - means in relation to my post that you're replying to.

as i said, tell your long bs spiel to the families of the victims
have you forgotten Ebba already

Ok, you clearly either didn't read or didn't understand my post. None of your responses have addressed what I actually said, so let's leave it at that.

Pretzill · 12-12-2018 1:37am

emptyhouse2222 wrote: »

getting loads of replies too(not from me)

We won't feed the sea lion.

Time to look at Islam and see why it's fostering extremism with brutal atrocities - It's a big religion with many strands but the middle ages version that's taking hold in recent years needs to be outlawed in western democracy there is no place for these views.

Awful tragedy for these people and their families.

emptyhouse2222 · 12-12-2018 1:46am

languagenerd wrote: »

Ok, you clearly either didn't read or didn't understand my post. None of your responses have addressed what I actually said, so let's leave it at that.

you want the truth
you can't handle the truth

qwerty ui op · 12-12-2018 1:48am

emptyhouse2222 wrote: »

sorry snowflake
thats the reality of islamic terrorism

emptyhouse2222 wrote: »

well i'm not taking the pic down sorry
that child is the same age as my own
and you can see the breakfast her parents made spilling out on the street
in the name of tolerance and diversity

fukk that

Do you show your kid your online contribution,
how you're fighting the good fight to keep them safe.

CinemaGuy45 · 12-12-2018 1:51am

qwerty ui op wrote: »

Do you show your kid your online contribution,
how you're fighting the good fight to keep them safe.

Better than making excuses for the animals and calling people racist.

emptyhouse2222 · 12-12-2018 1:52am

qwerty ui op wrote: »

Do you show your kid your online contribution,
how you're fighting the good fight to keep them safe.

says the childless terrorist apologist for the millionth time

questionmark? · 12-12-2018 2:08am

John Sacrimoni wrote: »

There is every need for it, it should never be forgotten about.

To be fair a warning(if it really had to be posted) could have been provided with a link with a heads up to what it was. I doubt her parents want that picture to be seen willy nilly to prove a point on a message boards.

Gimme A Pound · 12-12-2018 2:13am

Mutant z wrote: »

As usual the do gooders are out in force making excuses for this blatant savagery absolute shame on them.

Andrew00 wrote: »

Spot on. It’s almost as if they support these attacks

Out in force? There was one. And they weren't making any excuses. They were more focused on things being said on the internet than the incident, but they're not wrong about some people also being more focused on saying "religion of peace" etc than on the incident.

Cockford Ollie wrote: »

I'm confused, where's all the liberal terrorist apologists to call everyone racist?

Out in force, according to the above.

seamus wrote: »

I know, right? Or that poor lad who got shot outside the pub just minding his own business. Or Garda Jerry McCabe.

It's shockin so it is Joe, just shockin. You'd be afraid to go outside the door at night.

Kinda weird and in bad taste to cite actual incidents and then go from that to saying people are being hysterical.

Some frightening developments in France these few years.

poisonated · 12-12-2018 2:19am

May the victims RIP

emptyhouse2222 · 12-12-2018 2:21am

questionmark? wrote: »

To be fair a warning(if it really had to be posted) could have been provided with a link with a heads up to what it was. I doubt her parents want that picture to be seen willy nilly to prove a point on a message boards.

that child didn't get a warning, did she

are you concern trolling
report the post

anyway i have deleted the image and say another prayer for the poor child

Franz Von Peppercorn · 12-12-2018 2:22am

I’m an open borders skeptic but I tend to be wary of anti Islamic sentiment at these times, as I have many good Muslim friends. However the Syria refugee intake was far too large and we should try and integrate what we have already.

As well as being an immigration skeptic I’m very much anti US imperialism. It boils my piss that the US allies with Saudi and destabilises the region (along with their UK poodles) to little effect there, and disasterous effect here in Europe.

emptyhouse2222 · 12-12-2018 2:59am

holy sh1t
the terrorist of peace is still on the run

do your job macron

Lucy8080 · 12-12-2018 3:44am

emptyhouse2222 wrote: »

holy sh1t
the terrorist of peace is still on the run

do your job macron

Not getting your post/pics here. Human beings hugging each other.

Am I missing something?

What job should he be doing in that photo?

Andrew00 · 12-12-2018 3:47am

Lucy8080 wrote: »

Not getting your post/pics here. Human beings hugging each other.

Am I missing something?

What job should he be doing in that photo?

Lucy it’s braindead human’s like you that are part of the problem and is the reason Europe is in the mess it is.

If you think there’s nothing wrong with that photo there’s something radically wrong with you

Lucy8080 · 12-12-2018 3:55am

Andrew00 wrote: »

Lucy it’s braindead human’s like you that are part of the problem and is the reason Europe is in the mess it is.

If you think there’s nothing wrong with that photo there’s something radically wrong with you

I asked a question.

Are questions the evidence of brain death in your world view?

If they are,you may be the problem,not me.

emptyhouse2222 · 12-12-2018 4:01am

Lucy8080 wrote: »

I asked a question.

Are questions the evidence of brain death in your world view?

If they are,you may be the problem,not me.

read the previous posts about sealioning

Lucy8080 · 12-12-2018 4:12am

emptyhouse2222 wrote: »

read the previous posts about sealioning

Sealioning? Is that it.? Is that your case?

emptyhouse2222 · 12-12-2018 4:18am

Lucy8080 wrote: »

Sealioning? Is that it.? Is that your case?

What do you mean is that my case???

John Sacrimoni · 12-12-2018 4:19am

Andrew00 wrote: »

Lucy it’s braindead human’s like you that are part of the problem and is the reason Europe is in the mess it is.

If you think there’s nothing wrong with that photo there’s something radically wrong with you

One guy flipping the bird the other showing a gangsign, and the french president hugging the half naked guy with a weird smile on his face. No nothing wrong here, perfectly normal behaviour.

emptyhouse2222 · 12-12-2018 4:25am

John Sacrimoni wrote: »

One guy flipping the bird the other showing a gangsign, and the french president hugging the half naked guy with a weird smile on his face. No nothing wrong here, perfectly normal behaviour.

While christmas market shooters are gathering grenades and machine guns

Lucy8080 · 12-12-2018 4:27am

emptyhouse2222 wrote: »

What do you mean is that my case???

Do you think I am guilty of Sea-Lioning in this thread?

Or is it more likely that yourself and the likes of Andrew are fitting that definition?

I've asked a question of a post you put up,and since then, I seem to be getting anything but an answer that would help me understand that post,and what conclusions I should draw from that post.

Help me understand !

What am I missing?

emptyhouse2222 · 12-12-2018 4:30am

Lucy8080 wrote: »

Do you think I am guilty of Sea-Lioning in this thread?

Or is it more likely that yourself and the likes of Andrew are fitting that definition?

I've asked a question of a post you put up,and since then, I seem to be getting anything but an answer that would help me understand that post,and what conclusions I should draw from that post.

Help me understand !

What am I missing?

I wouldn.t like to speculate

Lucy8080 · 12-12-2018 4:40am

John Sacrimoni wrote: »

One guy flipping the bird the other showing a gangsign, and the french president hugging the half naked guy with a weird smile on his face. No nothing wrong here, perfectly normal behaviour.

IT's not that normal,really.! Have you looked at the background of that photo?

Have you ever flipped the bird,or did a gang-sign(teenage/cultural nonsense ), or shared a room with a half naked guy- I bet you have . I bet you can tick some if not all those boxes.I reckon you would hit all those boxes.

We don't have you on camera! Do we?

emptyhouse2222 · 12-12-2018 5:05am

Lucy8080 wrote: »

IT's not that normal,really.! Have you looked at the background of that photo?

Have you ever flipped the bird,or did a gang-sign(teenage/cultural nonsense ), or shared a room with a half naked guy- I bet you have . I bet you can tick some if not all those boxes.I reckon you would hit all those boxes.

We don't have you on camera! Do we?

They still haven.t caught the terrorist of peace
Schools will be closed
Germany also on high alert

pleas advice · 12-12-2018 6:05am

totally off topic post, but I just heard on BBC News in the context of the migrant crisis and people crossing the channel in dinghies, that the English channel is the busiest shipping lane in the world... I wonder how that will work out for them.

friendlyfun · 12-12-2018 6:40am

engiweirdo wrote: »

My money is on one of those blood thirsty Buddhists.

You mean the ones who are commiting genocide in Myanmar? I know your post is sarcastic but your implication that Buddhists are always peace loving is not true. Sri Lanka also experienced Buddhists violence.

Omackeral · 12-12-2018 7:57am

BBFAN wrote: »

Your point is not made by quoting me without quoting the aholes I'm answering to. Shame on you.

Shame on me? Yet you're the one calling people aholes. Riiiiight.

gw80 · 12-12-2018 8:02am

John Sacrimoni wrote: »

One guy flipping the bird the other showing a gangsign, and the french president hugging the half naked guy with a weird smile on his face. No nothing wrong here, perfectly normal behaviour.

Considering the video of macron reprimanding a young French kid for calling him "mac" or so.e such thing it's pretty sickening to see that photo, Did he reprimand that.guy for flipping the bird, Did he ****.

Gun attack at Christmas market, Strasbourg.

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