One point I would make is that anyone who gets those tattoos with tears in the corner of their eyes should just be locked up indefinitely to protect the public.
Acid thrown on girl and her cousin
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You are quite obviously are a teardroptattooaphobic - jog on please.
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That's tattooist.
Agree with para 1, but para 2 make me want to
They still are significant if they are to the scale of London and Manchester terror attacks. Sure you can't discount them as 'handful'? I don't know who is "responsible" but Islamic terror and Islamophobia feed off each other.
I agree and having seen him post lately I really think the guy is struggling. He's obviously a good bloke but he needs to take some time.
S18 wounding with intent carries maximum of life imprisonment.
I think some of these highly corrosive substances are household goods? It needs looking at though I guess it's hard to regulate.
It's almost impossible to get such substances out of the market, most of them are used in day to day life plus someone who is this intent on being a cnut will manage to do it someway or the other. It's another thing with arms and explosives but these things are almost impossible to control.
Sad state of affairs, really.
Sad state of affairs, really.
Open sale of common acids used should be regulated. Pretty sure there are alternatives around for unblocking drains and cleaning bathrooms. Fast track acid attackers with stringent punishment. It won't solve the problems entirely as some jilted lover or a racist cnut will still find a way but let's try.
Aside from simply more money or more police officers, what would be the number 1 (or 1,2,3) thing we could give the police to help them?
You are fully entitled to your opinion. Doesn't make it wholly accurate though does it? From what I can see you believe that 100s of thousands of Brits are racially abusing Muslims and Islamaphobia is rife in Britain, but absolutely NO Muslims (other than Islamic extremists) are doing anything at all to British white people so on that basis, it is pointless trying to debate with you.
BTW- I didn't "promise" you an answer to your post in the other thread. And a quick look at my quote from that thread shows I suggested the opposite.
As Moby says, anyone with chemistry 101 or even access to internet can DIY a harmful concoction from normal materials. Just like the London stabbing incident, you can't really ban knives. This sadly falls under same low tech terrorism bucked. Near impossible to stop.
Yes, but you have to really hate someone to do that. And it has the chance to (literally) blow up in your face. And there is, at least, the potential for @GCHQ to track those that visit those sites.
Compared that to the current situation. Spend £1 on drain unblocker and attack someone.
That is a worthwhile cooling off period to have when someone is thinking of throwing acid at another person. You also cannot underestimate dumb/lazy people who might think it's too much effort/risk to do it themselves.
I am not suggesting it will completely get rid off these attacks but it will help reducing them. Like no amount of awareness/education/laws/facilities have helped get rid off drunken driving completely but little changes have surely helped controlling incidents.
In instances like this? Nothing. Other than regulating how people purchase highly corrosive goods but I think that would be very hard to do and something the government would need to look at not the police.
You have obviously read the thread since you are quoting a post which is two pages old, why then did you ignore witchking and my subsequent reply to it?
The authorities can only do so much to deter instances when hatred and mental health overpowers a human being. Thankfully, guns are illegal in the UK.
What can people do to deal with acid attacks?
Is there something that can be used to prevent serious damage?
Is there something that can be used to prevent serious damage?
I was catching up on the rest of the thread from yesterday. Is that a problem?
Considering the reply was three posts down, I find it a bit weird.
Think what you like. I thought the fact you said he never said it was a bit weird since I had pointed it out earlier in the thread. Did you actually read that bit? Because if you had, you surely would not have denied he actually said it.
Keeps windows closed/doors locked, wary at traffic light stops and if you've watched Top Gear USA, a water pump installed with a shower just above your head if your struck with acid
A guy done on Brick Lane, a guy done on commercial road and a woman done on her doorstep in east ham. Seems like an abnormal amount of acid attacks in the last 48 hours.
Take a look at @mendcommunity's Tweet:
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Most people (including me) thought the likes of Britain first, Tommy Robinson, Katie Hopkins etc were harmless idiots, but it's clear their views can influence people to do things like this. Worrying times ahead.
All in East London... Especially concerning to me, living in Leytonstone.
Tommy Robinson and Hopkins really should be treated as terrorists and punished accordingly.
I was walking back to my car last night with my wife. I started thinking of this story. For the first time in my life, I was on guard and a little scared on my walk.
I was thinking what if acid was thrown on my wife. It would ruin her life. She'd not leave the house if covered in acid burns. It's such a horrific attack.
Seriously it deserves as much of a prison sentence as murder.
I said it earlier but this is terrorism. It's a group of people making 'foreigners' fear for their livelihood in Britain.
I was thinking what if acid was thrown on my wife. It would ruin her life. She'd not leave the house if covered in acid burns. It's such a horrific attack.
Seriously it deserves as much of a prison sentence as murder.
I said it earlier but this is terrorism. It's a group of people making 'foreigners' fear for their livelihood in Britain.
As Eric Cantona said "When the seagulls follow the trawler, it is because they think sardines will be thrown into the sea."
Dont have time for personal baiting. I think I've made my points so adieu.
Dont have time for personal baiting. I think I've made my points so adieu.
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They surely must be walking a fine line on hate speech laws. Especially with the 'final solution' tweet from Hopkins, surely that should have been investigated. Does someone need to report it? Can we pick out the most extreme quotes from Robinson and Hopkins and start a petition to have her and Robinson arrested?
The problem maybe that intelligent liberals are too passive.
Sense of humour isn't the worst thing to be fairJust spat tea onto my computer screen
Thanks for the moment of laughter
My thoughts were genuine, so I apologize if you thought it was anything else. All is good.
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fecking scumbag
Here's hoping this person achieves nothing with the loser of a life he has
It will surprise you, the number of people that agree with this cnut.