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Should Notting Hill Carnival Police Face Dance Ban?
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YES stop them dancing...If theyre dancing then theyre not concentrating on the crowds...
Whole carnival is just another PC pandering exercise to blacks as it has been from day one...its a crime and criminal magnet, and you can bet your bottom dollar a lot of crime is played down in the reporting and figures.....
Whole carnival is just another PC pandering exercise to blacks as it has been from day one...its a crime and criminal magnet, and you can bet your bottom dollar a lot of crime is played down in the reporting and figures.....
I wouldn't imagine any police officer will be spending from dawn 'til dusk dancing away with the public, so a little interaction helps to encourage the perception that the police are not just standing around po-faced looking for trouble, and that is a good thing in my view.
Police need to be part of the community they work in, and since this is carnival weekend, there is nothing wrong with the police being seen to be enjoying themselves along with everyone else.
Full-on choreographed salsa routines - probably not, but a little jig here and there is harmless, and wouldn't mean any officer would ignore an incident and carry on cavorting.
Police need to be part of the community they work in, and since this is carnival weekend, there is nothing wrong with the police being seen to be enjoying themselves along with everyone else.
Full-on choreographed salsa routines - probably not, but a little jig here and there is harmless, and wouldn't mean any officer would ignore an incident and carry on cavorting.
Yes...they should be banned from dancing.
Again , lack of respect for authority, which is now increasingly more common and is the thin edge of the wedge.
What next, the corporal slapping the brigadier on the shoulder and saying "welcome to the barracks sir"
One can get away with this interplay if all is well, but should the scene turn ugly then it will be a different ballgame and the authority of the police will be lost.
Still, this is modern philosophy. then so be it.
Again , lack of respect for authority, which is now increasingly more common and is the thin edge of the wedge.
What next, the corporal slapping the brigadier on the shoulder and saying "welcome to the barracks sir"
One can get away with this interplay if all is well, but should the scene turn ugly then it will be a different ballgame and the authority of the police will be lost.
Still, this is modern philosophy. then so be it.
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