No comments on the facts then?Perfect time ......said nobody on here ever. I honestly think you need to put your Guardian paper down and wake up to what's going on these days.
Cool carry on
No comments on the facts then?Perfect time ......said nobody on here ever. I honestly think you need to put your Guardian paper down and wake up to what's going on these days.
Last week this one, and they're still appearing in court on a regular basis, the wheels of justice in top gear.Yes, but they aren’t all whit3 so no quick hauling into courts and immediate hefty sentences.
It's been debated and pulled apart earlier. No point going there again.No comments on the facts then?
Cool carry on
With a name like that he was obviously looking for A New EnglandLast week this one, and they're still appearing in court on a regular basis, the wheels of justice in top gear.
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Man sentenced to six years after admitting role in Hull riot
Billy Bragger, 25, was detained after admitting violent disorder in connection with the rioting.www.bbc.co.uk
So the 80’s crime was for a completely different reason , it wasn’t a group of young people who decided collectively that any goods in any shop in blatant public was a fair and reasonable target because it’s now not right to prosecute young people for all sorts of reasons that exclude actual blame . Now the drugs can be obtained so much more easily and those young people appear to be ‘given ‘ the funds to aquire it . To be honest that whole ‘report’ has bugger all depth or nuance .I know you think you’re been hilariously clever but when this debate came up last time plenty of posters provided stats and evidence to show it was worse in the 80’s and 90’s
So a poster then decided to go back to the 60’s for that perfect time
Policing and Public Perception
- The 1980s: Society often felt "safer" to many despite rising figures, though this is heavily nostalgic. The 1980s actually had high rates of industrial unrest and inner-city riots.
- Now: Crime is lower, but public perception often suggests otherwise, fueled by 24-hour news and social media. There is a lower conviction rate for crimes compared to the 1980s.
- Police Methods: Modern policing relies on technology (facial recognition, extensive CCTV), whereas 1980s policing was more manual and, in some cases, seen as more heavy-handed.
5. Why Did Crime Fall?
- The 1980s/90s Drug Epidemic: Much of the surge in crime in the 80s was driven by acquisitive crime to fund drug addiction, specifically heroin and crack cocaine.
- The "Crime Drop": The steady, persistent decline in crime since the mid-90s is attributed to better home/car security, changes in drug use, improved economic conditions
No need to lose your head over it.With a name like that he was obviously looking for A New England
Ah,just the man...I was listening to LBC discussing the Clapham thing this afternoon. A young ‘muvva’ came on and said it was because there aren’t any youth clubs to play table tennis for all the budding south London balaclava clad Desmond Douglas’s!!
Pardon?Ah,just the man...
Remember a couple of months age you set up that thread on 'What was the first record you ever bought' or words to that effect? Well,I decided to dig out my old vinyl from the back of the cupboard(lots of old punk stuff,The Clash,Pistols,Buzzcocks,Stranglers stuff alongside other punk bands). I then bought a 'Marley Revolution' record player with speakers and I've spent about £3-£400 on old vinyl records off discogs!!!
Just wanted to thank you for draining down my current account and damaging my hearing![]()
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Battle of brighton 1964Nothing to see here. Been like that all through the 70's, 80's, 90's.
Gangs of us just used to walk into Grandways, fill our rucksacks in plain sight with whatever we wanted and then just walk out without any bother.
Completely different.Battle of brighton 1964
Battle of brighton 1964
It was different. Loads of mods turning up and wandering around and having a few scraps with rockers. Not looting shops. The damage caused was no different to a normal weekend. What was amazing how in those days so many got word to turn it in Clayton, Margate, Brighton…The mods and rockers thing?
Completely different thing and apparently very over exaggerated in the press.
It was different. Loads of mods turning up and wandering around and having a few scraps with rockers. Not looting shops. The damage caused was no different to a normal weekend. What was amazing how in those days so many got word to turn it in Clayton, Margate, Brighton…
First years young people were earning enough to buy scooters and spend a load on fashion. Loved seeing my dad’s lot spluttering with indignation about it and all the analysing on TV programmes.
There will be the usual ones in Brid as well.No one took a knife to the deckchair fight either.
Anyway it's Scarborough for the mods this weekend.
4584 prosecutions of looting in London 1940.It was different. Loads of mods turning up and wandering around and having a few scraps with rockers. Not looting shops. The damage caused was no different to a normal weekend. What was amazing how in those days so many got word to turn it in Clayton, Margate, Brighton…
First years young people were earning enough to buy scooters and spend a load on fashion. Loved seeing my dad’s lot spluttering with indignation about it and all the analysing on TV programmes.
What has that do with Brighton 64? War time was a big different. Clutching at straws to justify the actions of those multicultural feral yobs in London.4584 prosecutions of looting in London 1940.
Mass disorder with violence and looting of shops has occurred many times in the UK. You and others seem to think it's only black kids/immigrants that do it. That's why you're accused of racism.What has that do with Brighton 64? War time was a big different. Clutching at straws to justify the actions of those multicultural feral yobs in London.
Idiot. War time was different. Criminals took advantage of blackouts and bombed shops. They weren’t rampaging down the street terrifying shops full of shoppers. Anyone wanting to accuse me of racism is quite welcome to meet up face to face and do so.Mass disorder with violence and looting of shops has occurred many times in the UK. You and others seem to think it's only black kids/immigrants that do it. That's why you're accused of racism.
Any examples of violent looting of shops in the 1920s, 1930s, 1950s, 1960s…?Mass disorder with violence and looting of shops has occurred many times in the UK. You and others seem to think it's only black kids/immigrants that do it. That's why you're accused of racism.