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Originally Posted by SoulKiss
This is about Vigilanteism, and how normal members of society are starting to feel that in order to get "Justice" they have to take matters into their own hand.
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Eh... The person stating that this was the case was speaking on behalf of the UPRG, who're basically a front for the UDA- not that surprising that he'd deny their involvement. The BBC article didn't bother to mention that I notice. But since they're so heavily involved in drug trafficing and dealing- much more profitable than terrorism- they've got a huge amount to gain from competing dealers being taken off the street, so they're natural suspects. I bet you a pound this wasn't random members of the public.
Of course, setting yourself up selling drugs in competition to an irish paramilitary organisation isn't that bright.