Soldier Beheaded in London

[ChrisCurvyS]

Originally Posted by Richie

Please re-read what you just posted to an open forum and have a word with yourself.

That post reminded me of the 'behead those who insult Islam' signs those 'Islam4UK' clowns were waving about a few years back.

Two sides of the same coin IMHO.

[NTECUK]

The good thing about the UK is were pretty tollerant of most things.
So Ok have your religion and bellifes.But respect others too.
But yes that works both ways.
Thers good and bad in all walks of life.The nut case who killed two WPC's for one.

Originally Posted by NTECUK

Don't put your life on the line for a stranger.

What a sad world it would be if everyone took your advice.

[NTECUK]

It's just common senses.
How would you kids feel if Dad was knifed by some nut case running amok .
Asseses the situation .Make an informed choce .Dont blindly run in
see http://www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/indg347.pdf

Originally Posted by Spank86

What a sad world it would be if everyone took your advice.

+1

I'm pretty sure the lady had a fair idea of what had happened before she waded in. It's her choice and hers alone. If she thought she could help and wanted to then good on her I say.

Yes you make a good point about kids etc but I would rather my (non-existant) kids were told I died trying to save someone rather than i stood by and watched and did nothing.

[Littlepeahead]

I assessed. Decided that since all the station staff an off and locked themselves in the ticket office that something needed to be done.

After witnessing me headbutt a convicted GBH drugs dealer in a pub who started on my friend, Mr LPH says he let's me take care of myself. We should never allow the thugs to take over.

Awful, tragic and horrendous. Events like this only strengthen the position of c***s like the EDL and increase public support of the likes of UKIP while at the same time fostering unfounded and widespread hatred of the Muslim community as a whole. It's such a pity that the radicalisation and behavior of a few can cause such distrust and hatred of the many.

My thoughts are with the family of the poor chap. Fortunately the perpetrators will spend a long, long time rotting at Her Majesty's pleasure - and I don't mind that usage of my hard earned taxes one little bit.

[NTECUK]

Originally Posted by tactcom7

+1

I'm pretty sure the lady had a fair idea of what had happened before she waded in. It's her choice and hers alone. If she thought she could help and wanted to then good on her I say.

Yes you make a good point about kids etc but I would rather my (non-existant) kids were told I died trying to save someone rather than i stood by and watched and did nothing.

And that's a good thing about this county .
freedom of choice .
I salute you 3.

[yorkie_chris]

Originally Posted by Owenski

I would excuse any soldier who shot dead 2 men who he'd just witnessed slaughter another soldier. IMO that sends out EXACTLY the right message to like minded extremists.

Shoot to kill in that scenario, none of that preservation of life BS.

While "targets to your front, 10 rounds rapid, FIRE" seems completely reasonable to me... a load of 556 flying around a town center is not really a great idea.

Practical considerations aside, simply executing them in the street allows them their martyrdom. I'm quite glad they're still alive and personally I hope they get sent to a secure nuthouse and get to spend the rest of a long life bouncing off the walls. No pomp and ceremony, don't f*ck about with a trial.


I'm also very disappointed in the press giving their psychotic diatribes such air time... i.e exactly their aim. They set about their attack in such a way as to manipulate the press and succeeded.

[yorkie_chris]

Originally Posted by TheRuffellator

I think it's an absolute disgrace that our servicemen and women can't walk on our own streets without being attacked and even killed in this case. I would happily stick a bayonet in anyone who doesn't agree with our way of life and who doesn't support our troops.

Lol, you sound like you should be a senator for texas.