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Following the riots, should this year's Notting Hill Carnival be cancelled/postponed?

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sp1814 | 22:17 Mon 08th Aug 2011 | News
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Not sure myself - there are arguments for and against.
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@Brenden "when 90% of babies are born to different mothers." - Just for clarification, 90% of what babies, where?
13:03 Tue 09th Aug 2011
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wrongnumber so you did something wrong, and now are a changed person, good for you, but did you ever think, whatever you did wrong, it hurt someone, maybe more than one, same for the kids on the streets, they are hurting their communities, and themselves in the longer term.
13:08 Tue 09th Aug 2011
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Yes wrong3number I also have turned my sad life around BUT I never hurt anyone else and never ever supplied drugs to anyone. Any pusher deserves to get killed, they are scum and cause untold misery to families and yes as does alcohol, that should be looked into too!!!
13:10 Tue 09th Aug 2011
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"Pusher" is an emotive word, deliberately so. In the final analysis it is just the supply side of the chain. There has to be a demand side too.
13:13 Tue 09th Aug 2011

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