It's No Longer Safe To Stop And Search Even Kids These Days.

[anotheoldgit]

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/11/22/gang-30-children-violently-attack-two-police-officers-south/

What is this country coming to?

[youngmafbog]

No surprise at all. After years of lefty liberal hand wringing we have arrived at Britain today.

It will get worse, the metropolitan elite are not about to let go fast. They love the control of us all and want to keep it that way to impose their useless ideals.

We are, as Littlejohn used to say, all going to hell in a handcart.

[sp1814]

Lefty Liberal - check

Hand wringing - check

Metropolitan elite - check

Buzzword bingo winner.

[TWR]

I 100% agree with Sqad, lack of discipline, too many Do Gooders, get them in to the Army.

[sp1814]

divebuddy

Someone stated on AB recently that the word 'bigot' had lost all meaning, because it had been bandied about way too much, and had simply become a word used to shut down any alternate argument.

I can totally see that now, because exactly the same has happened with the three phrases YMB has used.

They're meaningless.

[agchristie]

It is nothing short of disgraceful that any person serving in the line of duty is assaulted.

The level of violence perpetrated against some of our officers is shocking and completely abhorrent. Men and women going about their tasks to keep us and our streets safe coming under attack from a yob mentality.

It's the same with demonstrations, officers being thrown from their horses who are also attacked or spooked out by fireworks and missiles, police cars being set alight all in the name of protest.

With cuts in the police force and increasing pressure to providing a top notch service, we do not need their job making any harder than it already is and incidents like this makes one despair.

They literally are putting their lives on the line something these yobs would be too cowardly to do, so I wouldn't have them in my army..

[fiction-factory]

>The right on brigade will be along soon to explain how this is the fault of the plods. Come on it's everyone's right to walk around with a machette and these officers had overstepped their authority!

The 'right on brigade' (whatever that means) must have missed the thread as no-one has been on yet to make such a statement

[ummmm]

I just don't understand peoples thinking at times.

[naomi24]

Berniecuddles2, // bet the parents are proud of them! //

I'd hazard a guess that, sadly, some of them probably are.

[tamborine]

Too many feral youths due to few or no paternal control.

[agchristie]

^ parental to be more precise tambo.

[tamborine]

Mums do their best but fathers are important for discipline

[Islay]

Don't agree with your last statement tamobrine - my mother was the one to be afraid of in our house!

[ummmm]

Absolute rubbish, Tambo. My dad was the softy, super softy...

[agchristie]

Tambo, I have worked with enforcement agencies and interviewed many a parent at the police station regarding the conduct of their son or daughter.

Believe you me, there was a high proportion of mothers who were clueless and had attitudes that stank. Faced with indisputable evidence of wrongdoing, some of their language and defiance that their child could not be responsible and would blame all and sundry, became a regular pattern.

Many were put on Parenting Orders as well as little Johnny placed on an Acceptable Behaviour Order.

[sp1814]

I blame the whole 'kids having kids' thing.

When you're barely out of your teens, without a sense of discipline yourself, how are you going to install a sense of morals on your kids.

'sweeping Generalisation of the Week Award" goes to me, I think.

[jourdain2]

'Spare the rod and spoil the child'? It is a very old saying - just pointing it out.