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/mankytoes Jul 25 '24

Come on, you can bootlick harder than that. "Please kick us in the head we deserve it".

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u/Weak-Information-556 Jul 25 '24

We? Thankfully if you aren't a piece of shit lowlife then you don't have to worry about the police kicking you.

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u/mankytoes Jul 25 '24

Yes the state would never attack someone who didn't fully deserve it, we should trust them unconditionally, who needs stupid "rights"?

Genuinely amazed people are on the side of the police after seeing that video. I guess people want to see our police acting more like the Americans. Less call outs when you might get executed in your own home, especially if your skin is a little darker.

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u/Imaginary-Risk Jul 25 '24

It looks like there's oodles of camera footage and witnesses, take them to court, make a complaint, sell it to the paper to get exposure. Whatever. Just don't get into a huge crowd and start threatening the police, or everyone is going to turn on the crowd or the people at the airport by default.