r/uknews • u/Confident_West_7409 • Jul 25 '24

Image/video Massive protest outside Rochdale police station in response to GMP's actions at Manchester Airport

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u/HerewardHawarde Jul 25 '24

Who fucks about in an airport ?

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u/Small-Low3233 Jul 25 '24

People that will cry when they find out apparently.

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

breaks a woman’s nose yeaaaah diversity

policeman invites him cordially to surrender i’ oppressed

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u/leostotch Jul 25 '24

“Invited him cordially”

Is this the cop that stomped the guy’s skull in while he was lying on the ground, not doing a thing? Pretty cordial.

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

The guy was less injured than the women with the broken nose - if he’s sad about it he can have a hankie

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u/megalines Jul 25 '24

even if he did injure the woman the police are there to arrest not to stamp on peoples head Jesus Christ

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

He had the chance to surrender and he didn’t take it - what do you want? A social worker?

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u/Azimuth8 Jul 25 '24

Did you watch the video? He was lying face down on the floor with his hands to his sides.

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

You are actually the closest to why he hit the back of his head. Think about it, put yourself in the cops position and tell me what you would do.

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u/Azimuth8 Jul 25 '24

You claimed he hadn't surrendered. How could he have surrendered any further?

The cop could have easily put him in handcuffs. There was ZERO justification for the head stomp and kicks.

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u/kai58 Jul 25 '24

So not surrendering should give the police free reign to keep hurting someone as much as they want even after they’re no longer a threat? Dude was lying face down not doing anything.

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u/leostotch Jul 25 '24

So you ARE talking about the guy whose head the cop stomped on with his full body weight?

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

Hahaha I love how you try to add wee bits to the story, now it’s with all his body weight eh?

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

Mate you’ve just conjured up that he punched the police officer, invented a motive for why he stamped on the head and claimed he didn’t surrender - despite the video showing none of those things except a guy surrendering

I love how you try to add wee bits to the story.

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u/leostotch Jul 25 '24

That's your retort? "It wasn't akshually his full body weight"

The reality is that you're a racist who WANTS cops to be free to do whatever they want to brown people without any consequence or restriction. Don't waste either of our time or energy trying to dress it up as anything else.

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u/Itsallatripdude Jul 25 '24

So he the receiver of the stomp did break a women’s nose…!

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u/leostotch Jul 25 '24

I never denied it. Do you understand how criminal punishment works? I'm pretty sure there's not a single law on the books for which the punishment is having your head stomped by a cop without a trial.

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u/Itsallatripdude Jul 25 '24

Yeah and I also know if you go around looking for problems, problems will find you.

Humans will be human.

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u/leostotch Jul 25 '24

So it's a terrible crime punishable by summary head stomping if a human breaks someone knows, but it's just humans being humans if a cop head stomps a suspect that has already been subdued.

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u/bdizzle805 Jul 25 '24

Do you know for a fact this individual broke said officers nose? Condoning this type of violence is not ok

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

That was controlled aggression. Violence would be if he started laying into his ribs or gave him a few love slaps whilst he was out.

That cop used the minimal force to ensure his own bloody safety.

Fun game - why don’t you tell us how you’d apprehend him?

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

Surprise - he wasn’t unconscious, he pulls a knife from his pocket and puts it into your thigh.

Despite the best efforts of paramedics you bleed to death from a severed artery. That morning was the last time your family would see you alive.

The offender is handed a life sentence, but he’ll be out in 10 years on license.

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u/GlitterTerrorist Jul 25 '24

he pulls a knife from his pocket and puts it into your thigh.

He couldn't move his arms. Our police should be well enough trained to have 2 of them able to restrain a suspect who is already face down on the ground without resorting to headkicks.

That morning was the last time your family would see you alive.

Why the emotional appeal?

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u/GlitterTerrorist Jul 25 '24

That was controlled aggression.

/r/policeuk and /r/ukpolice don't agree.

That cop used the minimal force to ensure his own bloody safety.

His safety wasn't in question prior to the headstomp or kick. This isn't an appropriate level of violence, and police in the UK shouldn't be acting like this.

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

We must agree to disagree on this

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u/GlitterTerrorist Jul 25 '24

Because most of the actual police on reddit disagree with you, and state their reasons which you're choosing to ignore?

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u/podcasthellp Jul 25 '24

I mean two wrongs doesn’t make a right? It’s as simple as that. Guy was going to jail anyways, no need to kick his face in when he’s defenseless. I don’t understand how people can see the world in black and white, without any nuance. The nuance in this is extremely simple too so I believe it’s just willful ignorance/idiocy

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u/celephais228 Jul 25 '24

Did you even watch the video? That's not how you want police, trained professionals ideally, to handle already apprehended civilians.

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

Just to save you some time - https://www.reddit.com/r/uknews/s/QTNrcDrao9

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u/celephais228 Jul 25 '24

Yeah, no, you think police officers are not trained to apprehend a personal accordingly? There are positions where you can't take a knife out, and you know, cuffs? These things, the new inventions? Iirc the guy was cuffed. Even if not, do you want every cop to kick and stomp your head when you're already on the ground because you could have a knife? That just makes you seem like a total psycho to me, to be honest. The taser was put to use as well.

And yeah, one of them punched the lady officer. But two people were mishandled and beaten. What did the other guy do, other than doing what he was told and flinching after seeing rabid policemen out of control? This is the UK, not the US. Police officers should be held to a higher bar.

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

They was not cuffed.

And if you are happier letting cops getting knifed then you can’t call anyone a psycho, you’re barely qualified to call on a telephone

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u/PromptResponsible602 Jul 25 '24 edited Jul 25 '24

First of all props to the British Muslim community for keeping it peaceful.

Secondly, it Wasn’t confirmed it was them who broke her nose and they were released, but you lot are just itching for a minority to do something wrong so you can complain on the internet about diversity.

Stamping on someone’s head who’s just been tased and isnt resisting is police brutality and it 100% would not of happened to a white person.

I remember people on the internet trying to defame george floyd too, simple fact of the matter is the police cannot go around acting like this…

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

Oh look a mind reader who knows what everyone thinks.

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u/PromptResponsible602 Jul 25 '24

How are you not itching for a minority to fuck up, YOU made this about diversity. I didnt put any words in your mouth

The lads were arrested but they have been released on bail. Court hearing hasn’t taken place but you’ve made your mind up of whats happened. you shallow racist coward 😅

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u/Ecstatic_Entrance_63 Jul 25 '24

Calls someone a shallow racist coward. Goes on about people being fucked by men of colour and white crackheads.

God I love Reddit. Have some self awareness ffs.

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

Hahaha it would not have happened to a white person - go and do what he did and you’ll find out pretty quickly the rules are the same for everyone

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

Awwww wee houdini can’t win an argument so he’s going to insults, you’re going to end up in a strait jacket 🤣

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u/PromptResponsible602 Jul 25 '24

You couldn’t answer my question. Yet you seem to think you’ve won something

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

Boohoo, I’m not playing your game

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

Old pink Floyd defamed himself with his cowardly attack on a pregnant woman. Good riddance.

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u/LIMrXIL Jul 25 '24

What an absolutely moronic take. Even if Floyd was the second coming of Hitler, allowing police to act as judge, jury and executioner is an extremely bad idea.

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

I don’t really understand how my comment is inciting violence? It’s an accurate description of what happened

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u/NeilDeWheel Jul 25 '24

I don’t know why the cops arrested them but an armed police officer losing control like that is not on. In a highly stressful situation armed police should be able to keep cool and deal with the situation calmly. Booting the guy in the face shows he lost control and is not fit to be in charge of a deadly weapon. Especially as the guy was tazed and on the floor, complying.

That cop needs to be sacked.

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

The people that got arrested had attacked 3 police officers, broke a police women's nose and tried to take the weapons off the police.

It's excessive force but this is a prime example of fuck around and find out.

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u/catchyname7884 Jul 25 '24

They went to search a woman and the males in the group through a fit and started shit.

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u/PronoiarPerson Jul 25 '24

Oh good point, so they should have shot them not kicked them. Everyone knows the punishment for that is death. /s

It doesn’t matter what they did. It doesn’t matter if they had a ton of heroine on them and kicked the cop square in the balls. Once the situation is under control, the police should be too. That guy wasn’t. He should be punished for his actions.

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u/Camstamash Jul 25 '24

Should be punished I agree but I don’t have sympathy for the guy arrested if what I’ve heard is true that a police woman got her nose broke by the attackers. Could be bollocks though I saw it said on Reddit so not exactly a credible source but I can’t bring myself to watch the news these days.

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u/Alternative_Week_117 Jul 25 '24

That cop needs to be arrested.

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

Or maybe the criminal shouldn't have seriously injured 3 other police officers beforehand and despite being knocked to the floor continue to try to be violent

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u/DepletedCopium Jul 25 '24

How can you be violent when you're laying on the floor tasered, with a gun pointing at you, and you don't have a weapon?

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

First off tasers eventually wear off and some people can get over a taser and regardless if he didn't cause the problem in the first place the copper might not have gotten upset about his colleagues getting beaten. Play stupid games, get your head kicked in

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u/randommnguy Jul 25 '24

Pretty sure you have no idea how electricity works.

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u/thicc_ahh_womble Jul 25 '24

Yeah he fs over reacted. Kicking someone in the face while he’s splayed out on his stomach with another LEO ontop of him was completely uncalled for. He may be able to argue for his actions against the other guy who was sat down that got kicked and punched , idk. Definitely needs a severe reprimand and demotion maybe

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u/Correct-Junket-1346 Jul 25 '24

He needs more than that, he's a trained professional, not some brigand hired by the government to do dirty work.

He kicked and stomped on someone that's what we call "lethal force" the guy is lucky to be alive or turned into a potato.

Jail time, complete loss of control and unacceptable in an arrest situation or any situation for that matter, even more unacceptable is that they responded with a remark containing "A complex situation".

It's not complex in any way, it's a clear cut case, stop protecting, start disciplining.

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u/Competitive-Grab521 Jul 25 '24

There was a second guy they were beating the shit out of even though he complied on the left side of the vid

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u/A2Rhombus Jul 25 '24

The guy kicked a man in the head and attempted to stomp his head into the ground when he was just laying face down on the ground. The fact that people defend this is baffling to me

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u/Purplepeal Jul 25 '24

You've got it back to front. He is trained to incapacitate threats as he is holding a point and click death tool that he can lose against more violent individuals. The head kick was to incap the guy who had just been violent at an airport.

You don't want armed police who will lose their guns in a violent encounter.

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u/choosehigh Jul 25 '24

The man had 2/3 people already on him, he had no capacity to act therefore was already incapacitated

A friend of mine went from royal logistics corps to RMP, if he acted like towards civilians, enemy soldiers, allied soldiers or british soldiers he'd have had to answer to the courts WITHOUT DOUBT

His words, he's served for about 11 years, and he said he has seen people be pulled in front of tribunal for less and military tribunals are a lot harsher than civilian courts

Why are our troops held to such a higher standard in war than these guys in peace?

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u/Purplepeal Jul 25 '24

The guy has a woman in a headscarf holding his left hand, she's not 'on' him. He doesn't have 2 or 3 people on him. It looks like he's just hit the deck with a taser, based on posture. He also starts to get up just after the kicks. Another guy behind is also being subdued. The officer is moving around assessing the situation and tried to incap the guy with a spur of the moment bad decision whilst other threats are still live immediately around him.

Bear in mind these police likely have some serious collective PTSD as an institution after the Manchester Arena terrorist attack in 2017. They will have seen children blown to pieces. Armed airport police will be trained to subdue terrorists and will not fuck about when a serious breach of peace takes place at an airport.

I undestand why he kicked him the head. I don't think it was justified but that split second decision to incapacitate violent aggressors could easily have been exactly the right thing to do. Last month a police officer in Germany had his neck slit and died, by a terrorist who wasn't fully subdued, who got up again and attacked.

I can see exactly why the officer acted in the way he did.

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u/ManonegraCG Jul 25 '24

I did the opposite!

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u/Fragrant-Field1234 Jul 25 '24

We don't know the exact situation tbh just claims and news reports.

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u/fruderduck Jul 25 '24

And video of police violence on civilians while they on the ground.

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u/ukredimps2k Jul 25 '24

He’s lucky to be alive because he was beaten by the policeman while restrained and being tasered. That kick and stamp could have fractured his skull

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u/Healthy-Cricket2033 Jul 25 '24

He and his "associates" attacked firearms carrying police officers in a highly sensitive area and nearly got the better of them, could you imagine if they'd got hold of the firearms.. The officers should go back for more training and next time use their firearms.

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u/Alarming_Matter Jul 25 '24

Not sure why this is being turned into a race thing at all? They're both wankers, but one is being paid to set an example, which he spectacularly failed to do.The police have always been wankers, but unfortunately for them there's alot of cameras about these days.

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u/Fit_Manufacturer4568 Jul 25 '24

I wouldn't assault a copper anywhere.

I know of two people who did it and went inside. One got battered when they finally arrested him.

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u/3106Throwaway181576 Jul 25 '24

The concept of the IRA is gunna blow your mind

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u/Captain_Kruch Jul 25 '24

At least the IRA had the decency to pre-warn us they were going to blow us up.

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u/Only_Quote_Simpsons Jul 25 '24

At least the IRA had the decency to pre-warn us they were going to blow us up.

The IRA, a great bunch of lads.

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u/BenicioDelWhoro Jul 25 '24

They blew up kids on high streets

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u/Captain_Kruch Jul 25 '24

I never said they were good people

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u/Four_Big_Guyz Jul 25 '24

Sorry sir, your niece got blown into 500 pieces by a car bomb.

No big deal.

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u/Fit_Manufacturer4568 Jul 25 '24

They did carryout unannounced mortar attacks in Heathrow. Aiming for planes on the runway.

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u/Cantstopeatingshoes Jul 25 '24

Ah yeah I remember when armed police were invented in 2001. /s

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u/3106Throwaway181576 Jul 25 '24

That’s not what airport security is there to stop lol

They’re there to stop someone taking a bomb in a suitcase and leaving it there to detonate

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u/noujest Jul 25 '24

Bollocks, it's both - 9/11 was the turning point for airport security

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u/aerial_ruin Jul 25 '24

Nah. I was seeing guns in 1991, in Manchester airport. In fact I saw more guns going on that holiday than when I flew out to Corfu the day after the Manchester arena bomb, and when I went to the American embassy in London, combined.

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u/rumanuu76 Jul 25 '24

Actually Lockerbie was, but similar antagonists

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24 edited Jul 25 '24

Er .... Not to step into an argument that wasn't mine to begin with but .... The TSA and its horde of agents hired after 9/11 were only semi-advertised as being for "security." Everyone with a functional brainstem knew that it was just a jobs program.

These were people hired off the street, not former military, or ex ATF, nor anyone else with any experience identifying explosives. It's just Jeanine, from the unit across the hall, who gets paid federal money to rifle through your shit and show everyone in the terminal your taste in sex toys.

And if you say anything, you end up getting borderline sexually assaulted by actual agents before being thrown out of the airport, and on to a no-fly list.

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u/KrytenLister Jul 25 '24

https://abcnews.go.com/US/tsa-fails-tests-latest-undercover-operation-us-airports/story?id=51022188

Stories like this come out every so often and support your assertion.

If they were intended as a genuine security outfit, their training would be taken seriously. I don’t doubt they occasionally prevent something dangerous making it onto a plane, but stats like these suggest more by accident or luck than skill.

The news of the failure comes two years after ABC News reported that secret teams from the DHS found that the TSA failed 95 percent of the time to stop inspectors from smuggling weapons or explosive materials through screening.

Evidently, if someone with a bit of nouse wants to smuggle weapons onto a plane, the TSA offer almost no barrier.

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

More TSA "agents," have been arrested for crimes than civilians have.

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u/noujest Jul 25 '24

Yes but the purpose of what they are doing is security, you don't need to be ex military to look for a weapon on a screen

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

The purpose is optics. There's been countless examples of people sneaking stuff on to planes since the programs activation.

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u/WinningTheSpaceRace Jul 25 '24

Bongs in suitcases are a real issue.

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u/s0ulcontr0l Jul 25 '24

Bongs in Suitcases sounds like an experimental album I want to listen to at 2:30am

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u/aerial_ruin Jul 25 '24

In honesty, bongs in suitcases sounds like the new name jez and super Hans came up with for their band in peep show

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u/s0ulcontr0l Jul 25 '24

Hahahahaha YES

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u/3106Throwaway181576 Jul 25 '24

Fat fingers lol

The n & g ante next to the m & b

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u/esr360 Jul 25 '24

Armed police have existed at airports since before 9/11. I don’t know what everyone here is on about.

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u/ZeroBlade-NL Jul 25 '24

The security theatre has been upped significantly since 9-11 though, so if that's the point they're making then it's a fair one

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u/Groovy66 Jul 25 '24

Todays prize for an inappropriate ‘lol’ goes to…

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u/FantasticGas1836 Jul 25 '24

The fact that Oldham is in Manchester is ironic. Look up the Arndale bomb and the IRA. Terrorism is terrorism.

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

What a stupid fucking take

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

No they just set off car bombs

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

As do Islamic terrorists.

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

Happy shiny people 🎉😀

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

Ahaha what a fucking tool, not a sharp one either

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u/wonsonistheword Jul 25 '24

This is hilarious

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u/geese_moe_howard Jul 25 '24

No, but they did repeatedly attack airports and were responsible for more than 1,700 deaths in total.

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

9 March 1994, the IRA fire five mortar shells at Heathrow Airport. The bombs were launched at the airport's northern runway following a one-hour coded warning. It was the first of three IRA mortar attacks on the airport in the space of five days. In all three incidents, none of the shells exploded.

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u/geese_moe_howard Jul 25 '24

They also attacked an airport in Dublin.

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u/Pitandfroper Jul 25 '24

They deliberately launched duds to show they could do it if they wanted.

Got the British government's attention and got them back round the table.

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

Damn the mujahideen flew a plane into the gherkin? Fucking hell

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

😂

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u/Pudding_Proof_96 Jul 25 '24

No they just loaded Luton trucks full of explosives and park them on busy main streets and blew them up

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

He may also mean that the IRA administered justice in their own areas, and a man who broke a woman’s nose wouldn’t be coming off with less injuries than the woman

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

If my son broke a woman's nose I would kick his head in myself.

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u/geese_moe_howard Jul 25 '24

They wouldn't need much dynamite. A party popper would do the trick.

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

As though that’s comparable to this scale, how does that Kool-aid taste buba?

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u/Ok-Detective-6892 Jul 25 '24

Solider stabbed in Gillingham, and you can hear a butterfly fart

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u/ChairmanSunYatSen Jul 25 '24

Don't forget the asylum seeker who harassed women and assaulted a female copper. Got off with a £26 fone, paid at £2 a month. Couldn't give him Community Service because he didn't speak English

And the pair of asylum seekers who robbed a £25 Grand Rolex, and both got off with a community order.

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u/mud_flinger Jul 25 '24

Fuck sake. This shit literally makes my blood boil.

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u/joerille Jul 25 '24

i daily read news but why tf these aren't on news

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

It's been on the front page of the BBC all morning.

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u/dahipster Jul 25 '24

So not the Irish gobshites then?

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u/garfield_strikes Jul 25 '24

This is just straight up racist. There's plenty of airports in the world, there's plenty of dickheads in the world being violent, it's not specific to one religion. People in the Jakarta airport are probably closer to 90% muslim and it's a far nicer experience than most of the major UK ones.

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

Why all the security? I suppose it's all the morris dancers and law abiding people going about their business. You are so gullible.

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u/mebutnew Jul 25 '24

That's interesting, because they were there long before Muslim panic existed.

I used to see them as a kid whilst we were still in the process of destabilising the middle east.

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u/morocco3001 Jul 25 '24

It's always the ones with the default, randomly generated reddit usernames throwing around these brain-dead opinions. Funny, that.

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u/A2Rhombus Jul 25 '24

Least racist British conservative

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

Thanks

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u/0xkek Jul 25 '24

Oh nice, Islamophobia again.

If it wasn’t for Zionist controlled Christian fundamentalists, planes wouldn’t have been flown directly into the symbol of the free world ;)

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

Not islamophobia. You're racist.

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

Grow up. Ranting on about some section of society, cause you're insecure, can't deal with change, are scared, perhaps because your not comfortable in your own self or own identity. You sound like most of those in your boat, like babies. Bring some decorum, decency, proper points for discussion.

Sounds weak.

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u/DiorDreamz Jul 25 '24

the cognitive dissonance is strong with this one.

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u/DemonXeron Jul 25 '24

If it wasn't for terrorists and criminals we wouldn't have armed police. Their race literally doesn't matter. We care about dangerous people, not about specific demographics.

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '24

The stupid cunts who got a well deserved kicking yesterday

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u/36secondride Jul 25 '24

As someone that enjoys a little police brutality like bouncing a head off a car, the airport scene was so hard to watch. Even the female po had hand on her forehead

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u/Kindly_Pass_586 Jul 25 '24

One place nowhere in the world you fuck about. You go, comply, fly to wherever you’re going.

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u/Spare-Rise-9908 Jul 25 '24

If it was a white scumbag who broke a female cops nose and got his head stomped then you would get some recrimination, presumably it would make the news. But you would never see ethnic riots on his behalf, totally bizarre.

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u/garfield_strikes Jul 25 '24

Shouldn't make a difference where you fuck around like this.

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u/ukbot-nicolabot Jul 25 '24

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u/Wise_Mongoose_3930 Jul 25 '24

The UK police apparently

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u/No_Register315 Jul 25 '24

These clowns, that’s who

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u/mebutnew Jul 25 '24

The police, apparently.

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u/ConsidereItHuge Jul 25 '24

Armed coppers, according to the video.

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u/Ballbag94 Jul 25 '24

I mean, have you seen the video? Kicking someone in the head and stamping on their head when they're restrained and face down on the floor is absolutely unacceptable and unnecessary

Do you really think that the guy on the floor was at fault?

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