Anyone watching BBC News?

PostRe: Anyone watching BBC News? by **Neo Cortex** » Sat Jul 10, 2010 7:06 pm

So much comedy gold...

R.I.P fair play for proving that we do live in a police state there is only one winner here and that is RAOUL MOAT

What the strawberry float? I just read that fan page. Wha... I don't under... WHAT?!

I actually can't believe that.

PostRe: Anyone watching BBC News? by **Shadow** » Sun Jul 11, 2010 12:06 am

What am I missing? What grounds are people finding to support Moat?

PostRe: Anyone watching BBC News? by **Shadow** » Sun Jul 11, 2010 12:08 am

News are now saying that he was tasered right before he died..

That guy is gonna get strung up. :fp:

Shadow wrote:What am I missing? What grounds are people finding to support Moat?

Stupidity and ignorance, probably.

PostRe: Anyone watching BBC News? by **SEP** » Sun Jul 11, 2010 12:27 am

Wiggles wrote:
Shadow wrote:What am I missing? What grounds are people finding to support Moat?

Stupidity and ignorance, probably.

Some people have a hatred of the police (because the police won't let them steal cars and burgle houses for money to buy crack, presumably).

The main thing that makes me angry about this particular incidence of so-called "Roid rage" is the ridiculous way in which Moat dragged it out.

I mean, when Robin Ethics had an episode, he strangled his wife and son within two hours or so before quietly hanging himself, like a proper gentleman. None of this bloody "going on the run" carry-on.

PostRe: Anyone watching BBC News? by **Qikz** » Sun Jul 11, 2010 12:43 pm

Neo Cortex wrote:So much comedy gold...

R.I.P fair play for proving that we do live in a police state there is only one winner here and that is RAOUL MOAT

They can't be serious.

He shot a guy in the face with a shotgun?, so that proves we live in a police state? Whoever wrote that is an idiot. :lol:

PostRe: Anyone watching BBC News? by **Squinty** » Sun Jul 11, 2010 1:13 pm

That is absolutely hilarious, a police state?

The only thing I can find remotely 'admirable' is the fact he eluded police capture for several days.

PostRe: Anyone watching BBC News? by **Skarjo** » Sun Jul 11, 2010 1:59 pm

I think they think a police state is a state with police.

So, really, what they're saying is that, yup, this confirms that we definitely have police.

PostRe: Anyone watching BBC News? by **Vermin** » Sun Jul 11, 2010 2:05 pm

Pell wrote:I can't be the only one to have watched Enemy At The Gateshead and though this, surely:

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Nah. More

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