Shoot looters/rioters/arsonists on sight - Page 11

Mancie · 14-08-2011, 01:41

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Originally Posted by steeljack

Think the social experiment of Govt. being responsible for creating jobs was shown to have failed miserably with the collapse of the Berlin wall ., unless of course you are suggesting something akin to Pol Pots 'jobs/re-education for all system' , but I think the Human Rights folks maybe a tad upset with that one

No.. this is not about some sort total shift from left or right nothing to do with whatever humam rights in any nation .. it's about a policey of attempting to create employment in your own nation.. call it protectionism or whatever.. I'm saying the government in this country have only one agenda and that is cuts..it's all to focused on sacking people.. there is no plan to even attempt to create employment and Osbourne has said it.

steeljack · 14-08-2011, 01:57

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Originally Posted by Mancie

No.. this is not about some sort total shift from left or right and definatley noting to do with whatever huam rights in any nation .. it's about a policey of attempting to create employment in your own nation.. call it protectionism or whatever.. I'm saying the government in this country have only one agenda and that is cuts..it's all to focused on sacking people.. there is no plan to even attempt to create employment and Osbourne has said it.

Totally understand what your saying , but as long as Govt.s of every political stripe insist on free trade working class jobs are gone, so maybe its for the best to stop them breeding ......whats the trade imbalance between the UK and China .... they buy expensive technology and the UK spends millions of £s on cheap tatty mass produced gee-gaws .
Question ... how come a bunch of Indian chicken farmers can afford to buy/own Blackburn Rovers ......are there no succesful British chicken farmers , are Indian chickens fatter (more value for money) than British chickens, I'm thinking there has to be something about a better work ethic in that.

ask yourself ....why is it when you go into the local supermarket in January you can buy fresh cut flowers ....... most grown in the tropics where we are led to believe folks are dying of starvation .....somethings wrong when good agricultural land is used for growing sodding flowers while folks are starving ... rant over

MargaretR · 14-08-2011, 09:23

At post #78 I showed you an extract from the Civil Contingencies Act 2004.
We now know that Davey boy wanted to bring in the Army and only the opposition of the acting police commissioner stopped him.

That was a close shave.
We were very near to having Martial Law declared.

Before you shout any more 'bring in the army' you really ought to consider how Martial Law will affect YOU

garinda · 14-08-2011, 09:32

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Originally Posted by MargaretR

Before you shout any more 'bring in the army' you really ought to consider how Martial Law will affect YOU

It would mean I would have to refrain from breaking the laws of the land, or face the consequences.

It would also mean I wouldn't be living in fear of mobs of wild criminal gangs, who were roaming our streets, hell bent on causing fear, and destruction.

garinda · 14-08-2011, 09:35

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Originally Posted by garinda

It would mean I would have to refrain from breaking the laws of the land, or face the consequences.

It would also mean I wouldn't be living in fear of mobs of wild criminal gangs, who were roaming our streets, hell bent on causing fear, and destruction.

I watched a few videos of rioting and looting last night, which was filmed at the end of the street I lived at in south London for many years.

MargaretR · 14-08-2011, 09:46

I wonder whether you would glady consent to
... your property being confiscated without compensation in order to house the military.
... being confined by a curfew
... being compelled to relocate
... being told you must work and being told who to work for

Martial Law is legalised slavery

Less · 14-08-2011, 09:57

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Originally Posted by MargaretR

I wonder whether you would glady consent to
... your property being confiscated without compensation in order to house the military.
... being confined by a curfew
... being compelled to relocate
... being told you must work and being told who to work for

Martial Law is legalised slavery

All of the above would surely apply only if you have done or are suspected of doing something wrong surely?

However,

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Originally Posted by MargaretR

... being compelled to relocate
... being told you must work and being told who to work for

Can already be applied to people that need to sign on for Job Seekers as I am finding out for myself.

Tealeaf · 14-08-2011, 10:00

This is a lovely little read from our friends across the water. It sums up the UK almost perfectly:

The New Britannia - Mark Steyn - National Review Online

garinda · 14-08-2011, 10:02

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Originally Posted by MargaretR

I wonder whether you would glady consent to
... your property being confiscated without compensation in order to house the military.
... being confined by a curfew
... being compelled to relocate
... being told you must work and being told who to work for

Martial Law is legalised slavery

I've already stated, as a law abiding citizen, it holds less fear than mob rule by feral gangs.

You recently felt your own safety was undermined by the removal of a door lock.

I fear all decent peoples' safety would be comprimised by the disappearance of the laws we currently live under, and which helps us function as a society.

A world where no locks were a deterrent to stopping people ransacking your home, and no police, or fire service to call on, if you were attacked.

That sounds a much more fearful reality, than some paranoid 1984 fantasy.

garinda · 14-08-2011, 10:20

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Originally Posted by garinda

I hope the police are taking note.

As a stated anarchist, if the powers that be sometime in the future need to control Margaret, they don't need to go to the expense of employing Taser guns, or Mace.

One quick squirt with a pound shop air freshner and she'll come quietly.

http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/f...ers-54413.html

garinda · 14-08-2011, 10:29

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Originally Posted by MargaretR

Democracy is 'dead in the water'.
There are increasing indications that national politics are decided at Bilderburg group meetings where both parties are told what to do, so whichever way you vote the outcome is the same.

Anarchy anyone?

http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/f...t-48488-3.html

I wouldn't have thought an anarchist would have created such a fuss about the removal of a door lock, or indeed, where folks let their dogs crap.

Perhaps some folks aren't quite as anarchic as they claim, when it comes to their own little piece of the world.

MargaretR · 14-08-2011, 10:29

Full marks for crass insensitivity.
May I suggest that you seek employment as a cocktail waiter.

garinda · 14-08-2011, 10:32

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Originally Posted by MargaretR

Full marks for crass insensitivity.
May I suggest that you seek employment as a cocktail waiter.

Report me to the police for crassness.

garinda · 14-08-2011, 10:37

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Originally Posted by MargaretR

Full marks for crass insensitivity.
May I suggest that you seek employment as a cocktail waiter.

There are no petty bourgeois rules of morality to follow in your anarchist Utopia.

Anything goes.

Get used to it.

garinda · 14-08-2011, 10:39

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Originally Posted by MargaretR

Full marks for crass insensitivity.
May I suggest that you seek employment as a cocktail waiter.

Happily.

Though only because the post of village idiot's been taken.