If that seemed ironic and apt when first broadcast around four years ago or whenever it was, even more depressing now. Anybody reading this will say 'its only a TV show' and yes you're right, thats what makes the fact he was right, even more depressing.

On a serious note though, when you let the Guardian reading left-wing 'lets all help everyone' group dictate the country for so long that we restrict our policing powers to the point where they're basically muzzled and literally not allowed to do anything, because they risk life and mortage every time they take a decision to protect the public, means you eventually end up in this situation. The people we're dealing with here are not disaffected youth, they're not bored young people, they're not a victim of the cuts or a broken home or any other excuse the bleeding hearts keep wheeling out. They're scum. Scrotes. End of.

Its proven that if you keep giving the advantage to the criminal, we'll be in a situation where our Police cant protect us. One day they complain that they smacked a few people at G20, and now they complain the Police arent quick or robust enough to protect us. The British public have hated and beaten down the Police for years and now we need them, everybody is very loud in their criticism. You get what you ask for as far as im concerned. You wanted a blunt impotence Police Force. Well you've got it.

Theres plenty of scum out there on the streets, lurking in every shadow and behind every wheelie bin. It goes on every night, this is nothing to do with cuts or youth clubs closing and people trying to claim it is are barely any better than the filth filling our streets and burning down our shops. This is a culture of 'we're going to smash stuff up for fun' and no amount of funding or talking will fix these people. We need to put them down. The news outlets have been very politically correct by pointing out the odd one is a Graduate etc and dancing round the issue of probably a minor majority being black (residents of Hackney even said its mostly a black youth problem ffs) but anybody who isnt brainwashed by the BBC knows this is a serious ongoing problem and has been for years and the only solution is to round up the crims and deportation to some horrible spartan island.

*puts down megaphone again*

Lovely jubbly.

Edited by jamie745 on 10/08/2011 at 00:43

The Police receive criticism no matter what they do. Scrotes come out to protest about things, EDL marches etc, they're told to leave the area, they refuse, they get a beating and then complain about it and because in instances like that it doesnt affect the rest of us the population goes 'we must crack down on police' etc and all the bleeding hearts come out in force. Well now that its not on TV and its outside peoples front doors, its your car, your house and your business all being swept up and put in a bag people now suddenly develop a different outlook.

The law of unintended consequence is that now we need our Police they're virtually powerless to help us. Apparently the Prime Minister did offer the services of the Military, something unprecidented in the UK outside of Northern Ireland but allegedly the Met were keen to prove they could handle it if given enough numbers so they've got that chance. The military idea would only work if they were authorised to shoot anyway. We need to get the story of Mark Duggan out of the news its irrelivant, 99% of them wont know who he is, they've just come out because its how they spend their time, we need to stop with the idea that its savage cuts are disaffecting 'poor youths' with £80 trainers and Blackberry smartphones. This is an underclass of pure scum, they dont need a reason to cause havoc, they do it for fun. This is a lowlife underclass which has existed for years, it hasnt suddenly appeared since the Coalition formed so we can get that argument out of the way. Anybody who saw the hoodie on Sky News tonight who said 'we do it cos we can' will know what i mean.

Anybody old enough to remember or has seen videos of the riots of the 80s will immediately see Police handled it slightly differently back then, Police were tooled up and told to get stuck in and my word did they get stuck in. Look at the Miners strike and confrontations for example, Police would wade in and seriously beat the s*** out of them. And some could argue we had more sympathy for them, that was protests over loss of jobs and the closure of massive industries and sparking major unemployment across the North of England. This isnt anything to do with that, this is just scum.

The reality is what will happen? They'll get a fine they wont pay, a criminal record they wont care about, a youth referal order they wont fulfill and get told to not do it again (which they will) and then end up (if most arent already) on benefits living off of my taxes while free to roam our streets again.

I dont think you understood what i was saying unthrottled, i said myself that its not a 'new phenomenon' as i dont believe any of this is new or in connection with the cuts or any sort of protest. I believe theres been an underclass of scum who do this sort of stuff every night but out of nowhere they're all doing it at once. Blackberries didnt cause it, ive got a Blackberry and im not smashing shop windows in. And i think you and me could have a long conversation on the different sometimes contradictory facets of Liberalism and Libertarianism all day but thats nothing to do with it either. And the Human Rights Act hasnt caused the problem but there is an argument for it hampering our ability to stop the rioting quickly. As the act doesnt allow us to go in and just smother them with machine gun fire which wouldve halted all issues three days ago. That said the Police have clearly had guidelines relaxed today based on events in Manchester. Go on lads!

The media keep trying to find a 'cause' for this, clearly not recognising these 'people' dont need a cause. Is it too taboo to admit there are some people who just cannot be saved and need to be put down? Ultimately the cause of it is irrelivant, it doesnt matter. What matters is how we stop it and make sure they cant do it again. Whys and wherefores are to go through in a few months time after everythings fixed. The attitude of some communities towards the Police trying to protect them is disgraceful, the 'Asian Community' of Manchester decided to be vigiliante's last night and one of them got killed, and instead of taking responsibility for their actions they blame the Police with 'if the Police were here we wouldve stayed at home' im sorry but the public are told to keep out of the way, dont be a hero and let the Police deal with it in due course, if you refuse to heed the advice you cannot blame the Police for your stupidity.

Edited by jamie745 on 10/08/2011 at 16:08

I notice that nobody has mentioned Liverpool at all.....do people just reckon that Merseysiders are used to it..? <tongue firmly in cheek there>