stone the peace keepers

[billyo]

why do people nearly always start trowing stones at police just because they are trying to keep war-ing people apart. who would be a copper in London. it happen nearly ever time there is trouble in other parts of the world which is not our fault, well maybe because we are brits, sorry british. dont want to offend

 

[AndrewSchofield]

Because quite obviously the best way to get across the point of being against violence in the world is to start some violence as part of the protests.

That makes perfect sense..........


..............doesn't it?????

 

[gremlin16]

why do people nearly always start trowing stones at police

'Coz we cant shoot them

 

[ellal]

why do people nearly always start trowing stones at police just because they are trying to keep war-ing people apart. who would be a copper in London.

In saying that you are assuming that the police actually allow valid protests, or indeed don't discriminate between sides..

 

[kevplumb]

 

[tim west]

stone the crows

 

[^woody^]

Why didn't they get a cheap Ryanair ticket to some other Muslim country [who may give a damn] to demonstrate their solidarity with their bro's?

They could all meet, burn the customary US and UK flags, grab a quick kebab, and be home in time for prayer

At £28.50 each way, what price is solidarity?

 

[kevplumb]

why do people nearly always start trowing stones at police

'Coz we cant shoot them

we can

 

[noseall]

why do people nearly always start trowing stones at police just because they are trying to keep war-ing people apart. who would be a copper in London. it happen nearly ever time there is trouble in other parts of the world which is not our fault, well maybe because we are brits, sorry british. dont want to offend

would this be the same people who always wanna have a pop at a doorman/bouncer?

hecklers?

hired trouble?

give anyone the opportunity to fulfill Andy Warhol's prophecy and it is likely they will.

 

[^woody^]

It's interesting, but there is a lot to do with the 'mob mentality' where seemingly peaceful people can get involved in violence purely instinctively.

IIRC, they develop a sort of bond with others in the group and are obliged to join, help or defend them. Another factor is that when emotions run high, pent up feelings and frustrations are released

It all depends on the subject matter of the protests. Similar people, in different protests will exhibit different behaviour

 

[gremlin16]

It's interesting, but there is a lot to do with the 'mob mentality' where seemingly peaceful people can get involved in violence purely instinctively.

Just 'coz the police are mob handed they should behave, and not start a free for all.

Whats the police force come too.

 

[wotan]

Because quite obviously the best way to get across the point of being against violence in the world is to start some violence as part of the protests.

That makes perfect sense..........


..............doesn't it?????

The protests against the so called war with Iraq, was as far as I remember, peacful.
And look what happened, over 60% of the country was against the invasion, yet traitor Blair went ahead anyway.
Possibly this time the protesters want to be taken serious.

Wotan

 

[billyo]

wotan, why not stone Blair, if we had no police ,good or bad ones ,we would not leave the house without a gun, just like south africa.

who you going call, law busters, or law enforcers,

the world is full of nuts, who keep cracking

 

[kevplumb]

you want blairs adress he lives just down the road from me when i am in the uk easy bonny lad

the git brought shame on this end of the country and tbf that pig he gott wedded to musta had some brass

 

[tim west]

and tbf that pig he gott wedded to musta had some brass

I would................ and cherie aswell