Current Affairs 2017 General Election

[Boss_Blue]

anyone who radicalised them.

And where do you think they came from?

Kinell.

 

[Seanjd]

You're finding other things to blame bar those involved. Only people I see who are responsible are those committed the murders and anyone who radicalised them.

I stated in my previous to last post that they are responsible for their own actions and nobody disputes that, so please don't try to twist this into some kind of sympathy.

There are many problems associated with these kind of attacks. The people themselves and the way they are radicalised, yes, but also the fact that there is a movement which promotes their actions. It is no surprise that we have seen more of these attacks as groups in the Middle East have gained ground and popularity. As I said, there is a cause to 'fight' for. Those who radicalise come from these groups.

 

[ToffeeTim]

Sorry mate, but this viewpoint is so wrong that it's just circled around itself and disappeared up its own arse.

We'd be safer without doubt.

What's your solution?

 

[Walken]

Nah. These thugs were responsible. Can't be arsed with this culture of trying to find means of justifying and rationalising what is ultimately barbaric acts by extremists.

It's this attitude that perpetuates violence, no one here is trying to 'justify', in fact that is really disgusting language to use against someone in this aftermath

 

[davek]

Wow....

 

[davek]

Shameful.

The story is out now: the Tories are handing weapons to our enemies via the third party of the Wahabist Saudi tyrannical regime.

 

[Connor]

Wow....

He isn't the only one.

 

[davek]

Let's be really clear about this: Theresa May was in Riyadh on Wednesday - in the middle of an election campaign- selling arms to Saudi Arabia. The Saudis, of course, are funding and *supplying weapons* to ISIS.

Just so we're clear.

They arm our enemies and then underfund our police who are there to protect us from our enemies.

Double whammy for the British people.

It's absolutely sick.

 

[davek]

He isn't the only one.

Karma.

May is in trouble here.

 

[Connor]

 

[davek]

Unfortunately, we also have a complicit MSM who will either refuse to cover such deals, or quickly glance over them without so much as a second thought.

It's getting through though. I think Labour/Corbyn got as bump in the polls after the Manchester attack.

 

[ashwuk76]

It's getting through though. I think Labour/Corbyn got as bump in the polls after the Manchester attack.

I would love to think you are right, because i do agree the cuts havent helped, but i still fear people will still vote them in.

 

[davek]

Even the head the balls who go out to fight ISIS in Syria/Iraq know who the bigger enemy of this country is amongst our political elite:

 

[davek]

I would love to think you are right, because i do agree the cuts havent helped, but i still fear people will still vote them in.

They will. They always were massive favourites to be majority party. but the distance has to be minimal. More people finding out about May's role in all this underfunding of the coppers and the sale of weapons to our enemies has to help in that respect. It's a national scandal. Imagine this was the other way around and Corbyn had done what May has done! His feet wouldn't touch.

Simple message to hammer out: May and her government are making us sitting targets for bomb, gun, vehicle and knife attacks.

 

[Clint Planet]

Nah. These thugs were responsible. Can't be arsed with this culture of trying to find means of justifying and rationalising what is ultimately barbaric acts by extremists.

In other words.....

You're tough on terrorism, soft on the causes of terrorism.

You're the sort of bloke who keeps pouring boiling water on the ants on your patio but never thinks to eradicate the ant nest.