Police wrong for using water cannons on rioters?

I don't have to make my point, you've made it for me.

That is, that you are a complete and utter, bigoted, bitter, tit

 

And can I make clear that I have no problem with water cannons being used when required, none at all. I suppose it all depends upon the situation and I honestly could not care less what happened, I did not even look at the story.

If water cannon were used to quell an ugly situation so what, but as Stereo said at the start of the thread, this is nothing but an attempt to start yet another argument.

It reeks.

 

I did answer you. How could I comment on the 12th of July trouble on the 10th of July, 2 days before it had happened?

 

So you've no problem with someone giving you a different opinion there but when I said it earlier you accused me of being a bigot and said that the rioters were perfectly justified in throwing bricks, petrol boms etc.

Make up your mind.

 

FFS, did you really just say that after all the pish you've just spouted on here?

Defending Kelly, but attacking the actions of the PSNI?

I would say "Shock, horror, haud the back page" but you've encouraged me to ware that one out with your predictable defence of all things Catholic and attacks on all things Protestant under the **** guise of being unhappy with the actions of the police in attempting to quell the illegal actions of idiots.

**** me, there really is no hope for you. Goodbye you hypocritical, fud

 

So you don't know me or my family but you are quite happy to make that assumption.

 

You said It is entirely understandable that a certain element will react in such a way.

At the same time saying that the police should have waited, took no action and let the rioting fizzle out.

That sounds like you are justifying their actions to me and many others.

 

Well you are. You don't know, me, my family, my religion or anything.

You are making assumptions.

 

**** using water, just shoot the ****s with live rounds...

Job done.

 

You forgetting what you're saying now?

 

One thing i will say is that I wiashed they'd used it in london a few times to sort out the little buggers who think defacing monuments, attacking the police, smashing up shops and Govt buildings and terrorising the general public is acceptable.

On topic, I do not know enough about what went on in Belfast or elsewhere to have a view but it's defintiely a different issue and therefore methods of policing need to be more sensitive..