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I've never been to either, but, all things considered, people seem happy to attend the carnival.How about you?
I've never been to either, but, all things considered, people seem happy to attend the carnival.How about you?
Again, so what? It'll get banned if it gets "too bad", whatever that is.How many stabbings in the same time for every football match in all leagues?
Dare I suggest it’s typical of the type of people that attend this fun loving peaceful carnival?
I think you are well away from facts here.Dare I suggest it’s typical of the type of people that attend this fun loving peaceful carnival?
Those that live to see another one, yes. Do you think two unrelated deaths and seven stabbings were an acceptable price to pay for people to enjoy 'carnival'?I've never been to either, but, all things considered, people seem happy to attend the carnival.
Some of the incidents assigned to the Notting Hill Carnival occurred outside of the time and the place of the Carnival."Data on Carnival from the Met shows in the six events since and including 2017, there have been 62 stabbings. In addition to the fatal stabbing of Ms Maximen, the Met confirmed on Tuesday that there were a further seven stabbings this year while there were 61 incidents where officers were assaulted".
How many stabbings in the same time for every football match in all leagues?
Dare I suggest it’s typical of the type of people that attend this fun loving peaceful carnival?
Any hook on which to hang their bigotry.Those that live to see another one, yes. Do you think two unrelated deaths and seven stabbings were an acceptable price to pay for people to enjoy 'carnival'?
Let’s have sweepstake for next years carnival. I say one death and eight stabbings. Let’s wait and see.
No crime is acceptable, but there has to be a calm judgment of whether things have gone to far, or not. You can't simply quote statistics, if you relied on that then a lot of things would be banned, including driving.Do you think two unrelated deaths and seven stabbings were an acceptable price to pay for people to enjoy 'carnival'?
But if you ban it. There will be some protest march in its place.
Not really. I can guarantee there will be more stabbings at next years carnival and while everything carries a risk including driving, unlike driving, carnival is not a necessity.No crime is acceptable, but there has to be a calm judgment of whether things have gone to far, or not. You can't simply quote statistics, if you relied on that then a lot of things would be banned, including driving.
Cheering on third world savagery whilst in your cosy country home.
But attempting to burn people alive, shooting them on the beaches is OK?Great excuse to 'liberate' some Nikes and widescreen tvs. Gratis.
Guarantee really?Not really. I can guarantee there will be more stabbings at next years carnival and while everything carries a risk including driving, unlike driving, carnival is not a necessity.
We're not at war