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[Gwangjuboy]

This is just awful. I hope they throw away the key.



http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/merseyside/4732563.stm

[junkmail]

Me too but don't hold your breath.
It'll get reduced to manslaughter, and he'll get a heavier sentence for carrying an offensive weapon than the killing.

The wonder of the UK justice system. Actually a very good system, if you're a criminal

[rapier]

Terrible attack- but why is it racist?

It was a case of british people attacking another Briton. why is anything that happens to a black person racist? If they don't land a job, get thrown out of a bar or get run over, everyone cries racism.

if a gang of blacks attack a white guy its merely seen as random street violence, a different motive is sought. in fact there is no law protecting a white person from racism in Britain.

[matthewwoodford]

If you read the article it says he was 'subjected to a torrent of racist abuse' on a bus before being followed and then murdered.


And if you hit someone in the head with an axe, that isn't manslaughter.

[Gwangjuboy]

[waggo]

Taken from todays Sun.


http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2-2005350264,00.html


To me this is just as bad.Would the 'brother' have shanked another 'brother' in this situation?

Why wasnt this posted on this forum?

[bigverne]

This is clearly a vicious attacks, although it once again shows the media's bias in reporting racial attacks. White on black attacks make national news, attacks on whites barely register.

[dogbert]

[rapier]

I read the figures somewhere- there are more assaults on whites by blacks in Britain than vice versa.

I remember that a black guy in london said to me once "why do they always paint us as the victims?
meaning: "we can beat the c*ap out of white dudes any day of the week, yet the media always portrays us as weaker."

[Gwangjuboy]

[shakuhachi]

Does anyone else think that violent crime in Britain is totally out of control? A friend that got back from London told me the streets are controlled by hoodlums. This was a country considered safe enough that police didnt even carry firearms.

[Gwangjuboy]

[bigverne]

As someone already reported, a guy was stabbed to death merely for telling some thug to stop throwing food at people on the bus. Why challenge bad behaviour when you might get killed?

There is a large section of society in the UK that has no respect for the law, other people or prevailing social norms.

[Gwangjuboy]

[bigverne]

That's something great about Korea. If someone gets out of line, there's an old guy who will tell them to behave. Hence, the almost total lack of street crime. In the UK, adults are scared of kids, and with good reason.