Crime Courts Law

[Emphyrio]

Early reports were it was a youngfella and he had died but seems it's a 30 odd year old who is now in serious condition. I would definitely believe he has lost an eye going by the video. Shocking stuff.

[The Butcher]

Some politician in Belfast put out a tweet this morning blaming it on the mental health services.

That chap was from the workers party, I think that explains a lot.

It's pretty gruesome in case anyone hasn't seen it yet just as a warning. Looks like he gouged his eyes out before the video. I'm still of the firm belief that EU/Western aligned countries with similar values/cultures etc is a huge amount of a migration pool to already pick from - our country is too small and incapable of dealing with the rest. All we are doing is creating conflict and future issues for ourselves. If we had proper adults in the room having these conversations, maybe we wouldn't be talking about beheadings or attempted ones since 2022.

[astfgyl]

Problem reaction and solution will be the order of the day as usual.

"Maybe something like this will be a great reason to censor the internet or bring on the digital euro and digital ID all the usual shit like that" will be the outcome, rather than the desired outcome of just not taking in third world mentally damaged bums and keeping them for no good reason.

It's not like this wasn't all entirely predictable as will be the response from all sides.

It's all very silly although silly isn't the exact word for a lad getting his eyes stabbed out by a lad who shouldn't be here at all.

Well actually, silly is the right word

[Black Shepherd Carnage]

Followed the live feed of the press statement by the police and politicians. Nothing seems to have been said about what the attacker has been doing for the three years he's been in NI, notably such as whether he was or wasn't previously known to police and/or mental health services (not saying that as any kind of excuse, but it's the kind of readily available info one would want to be communicated in interests of transparency).

[Black Shepherd Carnage]

You seem to think comparing to the Shankill Butchers is me downplaying. That's a very odd and inaccurate conclusion: it's quite the opposite.

Total aside: just saw that Kinnaird Avenue, where the attack happened, happens to be right near Antrim Road, aka 'Murder Mile' since UVF violence in 70s.

[Kunt 4 Life]

Had a helicopter hovering literally above our house as it was watching a very large crowd of dodgy crowds going by. On the upside it was a good way for us to chat and talk to our new neighbours. She seems pretty cool. Anyone looking to park in our street and then walk to whatever it was they were doing were told to fuck off very blunty as she held her glass of wine.

[Black Shepherd Carnage]

I see all the locals with "similar values/cultures etc" as us are out on the prowl tonight, burning families out of their homes like the good "Western aligned" lads that they are.

[nukeabuse]

So far a glider (bendy bus), few houses and an uncountable # of cars have been burnt out all over the city. Similar stuff in surrounding towns too but not sure of specifics there.

People stopping cars at one of the main roundabouts to get on the motorway checking to see if passengers are local or not.

A middle eastern food shop that only reopened recently after being burnt out last year was burned down again.

Top notch 'protecting their communities'

[Carnage]

I'll say the same thing I said about the Dublin and Tottenham riots: go in with machine guns and empty them into the crowd. Absolute scum.

[Grim Reality]

You seem to think comparing to the Shankill Butchers is me downplaying. That's a very odd and inaccurate conclusion: it's quite the opposite.

Fair enough man I might have picked it up wrong. Though there is an element of defending foreign criminals with the "sure look at ourselves!" thing in general. Maybe that's where i was going with that. And to be honest I would actually view the loyalists as more "our lads" than the man from the darkest jungles of the world. Friends, family all of that persuasion. But I suppose it al boils down to idealists vs realists at the end of the day.

[Thorn]

It's always the poor buses that suffer in the end.