Cliffs
-Knife wielding dude stabs people?
-has hoax vest on, perhaps threatens to detonate?
-British police who normally have no weapons shoot + kill
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Cliffs
-Knife wielding dude stabs people?
-has hoax vest on, perhaps threatens to detonate?
-British police who normally have no weapons shoot + kill
Limeys are trash. See, e.g., LOF.
Tell that to the unarmed passers by that wrestled the terrorist with a huge knife and what they must have thought was a real suicide vest to the ground till the cops arrived.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tellafriend
Quality cultural enrichment.
Why is this being described as a terrorist incident when they dont have a motive?
what a shock, an election is coming up very soon
Because it was probably a white male targeting minorities screaming white supremacist epithets. And the media is taking its time releasing the attacker's identity/motives because they are just doing their due diligence and want to get it right.Quote:
Originally Posted by OSA
YOURE RIGHT. NO MOTIVE ALSO USUALLY MEANS NO CRIME. POOR INNOCENT LAD GOT CAPPED FOR NOTHING.Quote:
Originally Posted by OSA
The London bridge attacker was a convicted terrorist recently released from prison and was wearing an electronic tag. It gets better: he was a guest at Cambridge University on "prisoner rehabilitation" - and threatened to blow up the venue.
LULZ
They only send their best, goys!!
There were more people killed in Vegas shooting (59) than gun deaths in the UK in the whole of this decade (58)
wow thats crazy what a shithole the U.S has become total dump filled with fat asses and lawyers
The above is from CNN, not a right wing blog, btw.Quote:
Khan had been released from prison last year with an ankle monitor after serving a less than half of a 16-year sentence.
In 2010, he was among a group arrested in London over an "al Qaeda-inspired plot" and was accused of planning to open a terrorist military training facility under the guise of a madrassa, or educational institution, on land in Kashmir that was owned by his family, court documents said.
Khan pleaded guilty in 2012 to the charges. He was sentenced to 16 years in prison for his role but was released in December 2018.
The sentencing judge called Khan and two others "more serious jihadis" than the rest of their group, adding that in his view they would remain a "significant risk" to the public, even after their sentence.
Totally sounds like a guy who should be released early back onto the streets.
LOL European criminal justice systems
Wait, an American is laughing at european justice systems? The country which famously has the worst justice system in the entire world?
How is it the worst justice system in the world?Quote:
Originally Posted by MrTickle
I'd like to hear this.
I actually do agree that our justice system is flawed, but not for the reason you'd think it's flawed. I feel that our system still ultimately goes too easy on violent criminals, and that locking away repeat offenders for longer will make the US (which has the worst violent crime problem in the first world) much safer.
But Europe is much, much worse in this aspect. You guys are just fortunate that your countries have a different history and different societal issues than the US, thus you don't have to deal with violent crime at the rate we do. Otherwise your countries would really be a disaster.
But this one is a great example of how bad the European justice system is. This guy was (correctly) identified as an ongoing, highly radicalized terror threat, and he was released EARLY.
Sad!
Yeah! You guys are just lucky you don't have our societal issues is all!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan Druff