Current Affairs London Protests

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Yeah it was something I found weird when the knockout game was a thing and I was wondering why they were using their wrists to hit people from behind.
If you punch someone in the face, you’ve got to get it right because you’re likely to do serious damage to your hand if you don’t.
Imagine the clashes during the miners strike being reported now !
Some proper battles there.
Big, hard men on both sides (when the cops had a minimum height restriction) fighting what was pretty much organised pitch battles.

You’re claiming apparently are you Phil ?:D

very common injury at a&e the ‘boxers fracture ‘ . @Toast I’m guessing fifth or maybe fourth metacarpal?
Ha, I’m not sure what you’re implying, but aye people who lead with the outside of the hand rather than driving with the weight down the forearm.

You don’t have that problem with the elbow though.
 
If the Police had stopped or arrested those who pulled down the statue in Bristol and prosecuted them, then none of this would be happening....Anyone, destroying or defacing civic or private property should be arrested and prosecuted. Anyone attacking the police should go to prison.....
If the government gave them the order to do so they would, but of course we have the incompetence of those you voted for in charge, so yes, own it.
 
If the Police had stopped or arrested those who pulled down the statue in Bristol and prosecuted them, then none of this would be happening....Anyone, destroying or defacing civic or private property should be arrested and prosecuted. Anyone attacking the police should go to prison.....

That's not true though is it, this could have easily still happened with a few arrests.

All this shows is how little people, right or left, respect the police. Not much at all and maybe that is the fault of the government in power.
 
Indeed.
Merseyside police had the Toxteth riots and a few years later ended up in Sheffield etc doing the miners strike alongside other forces.
The Met were nails then as well, not like some of today's coppers.
Nottinghamshire too was a big place for Merpol because they didn’t fully comply with the strike, so there were lots of protests (kick offs) there.
 
Indeed.
Merseyside police had the Toxteth riots and a few years later ended up in Sheffield etc doing the miners strike alongside other forces.
The Met were nails then as well, not like some of today's coppers.

TBF the Met officers who went up there then were mainly the ones who’d got no families yet, had been cadets and who were in it for the fortunes they got in overtime (enough that many bought houses out of it, in cash).

That sort of thing would never happen nowadays.
 
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