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aintforever

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  1. Of course it's subjective, it all depends what triggers the lunatic.
  2. I couldn't understand how anyone could do that sort of thing regardless of political views. But it's just a fact that extreme views can give rise to hate and with some nutters it ends up turning violent.
  3. Of course it is not right to attack someone because of their political views, that is obvious. John B is right in that extreme views can give rise to hate though, that works on both sides. The problem is nowadays everything seems more polarised - probably because of social media.
  4. What the hell has it got to do with being woke? There is nothing woke about beating someone to death with a stick because they have different views to you.
  5. Shouldn't we be demanding to know all the facts about the suspect so we know whether to riot or not?
  6. I think VAR got both decisions correct. The only issue I have with VAR in this tournament is the lack of consistency on when it decides to intervene and when it doesn't. At the start it was used sparingly which worked well then Argentina concede an important goal and all of a sudden that goes out of the window. Overall though I think it has been used better than in the Prem, I like the way it overturns the wrong calls for corners - they are the sort of calls where the big clubs usually get the benefit of the doubt and can lead to a goal - hopefully they will bring that in over here.
  7. “Birds” 😂
  8. True, but Wokegate is still the second best manager in our history. History shows that England are just not very good at football compared to the major footballing powers. If we beat Norway chances we will probably get turned over by Argentina in the Semi or France in the final, then you will get the usual nobs making excuses or blaming the manager for making the wrong subs or something. It can’t possibly be that we are just not very good.
  9. I’m sorry but that’s nonsense, Southgate is England’s second most successful manager ever, we’ve had managers before who couldn’t even qualify for a World Cup. England have never won a thing without home advantage - our record shows that we are not one of the better footballing nations. Last night was the most I’ve enjoyed watching England at a World Cup since Italia 90, getting a result in those conditions was a fantastic achievement but Mexico are not a top side. Let’s see how they get on against Norway and then Argentina before hailing Tuchel as a genius.
  10. AI’s take on it: Following Brexit, the UK permanently lost real-time access to the Second Generation Schengen Information System (SIS II). This database contains millions of alerts on criminals, missing persons, and suspected terrorists. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] The primary effects on UK law enforcement and border security include: Loss of Real-Time Intelligence: UK police and border forces no longer receive instantaneous alerts, as they did prior to the UK's exit. Instead of checking a single database, the UK has had to rely on the Interpol I-24/7 network. [1, 2] Database Delays: Because of the loss of SIS II, EU countries are required to upload critical information twice: once into SIS II and once into Interpol. If EU authorities fail to perform this extra step, criminals can cross borders into the UK entirely undetected. [1, 2] Sluggish Investigations: While the UK secured automated exchanges for DNA, fingerprints, and vehicle registration through the UK-EU Trade and Cooperation Agreement, the inability to track foreign fighters and wanted suspects in real-time has been highlighted by the UK Parliament Justice and Home Affairs Committee as a major operational decline. [1, 2, 3] Future Systems: The UK government has been actively developing the International Law Enforcement Alerts Platform (I-LEAP) to speed up Interpol information retrieval, though UK Parliament Committeesreport that finding a substitute for the speed of SIS II remains challenging. [1, 2] You can read the full House of Lords Committee Findings or explore the UK in a Changing Europe analysis for more detailed operational statistics. [1, 2] Well done Nige 👏👏👏👏
  11. Don't confuse the poor fella with facts, he needs something to get outraged about.
  12. What tax system wouldn’t disproportionately effect London and the South East?
  13. You will get nimbyism wherever they are housed. I would rather have a detention centre than a fucking gravel pit which is what we are getting in Hamble. That doesn’t mean I am anti-gravel BTW. 😂
  14. I don’t live anywhere near an old military barracks so yes. Obviously no one wants an immigration detention centre in their back yard, just like no one wants new housing developments on their local area yet they still demand the government build more social housing.
  15. This. There is no perfect solution to this but a former military barracks is probably the ideal place to house loads of young men.
  16. Good luck to the guy, at least he managed to get us promoted without cheating, unlike the current lot.
  17. Not really, there are not many people who choose not to drive or travel abroad. All this conspiracy stuff is hilarious, especially as it is usually spouted by idiots online who are apparently quite happy to have big tech firms harvest all sorts of data from whatever device they are using.
  18. I guess some people are just easily annoyed. Seriously, who gives a fuck.
  19. How exactly is Kier Starmer going to stop anyone criticising him on X or Facebook?
  20. Better get used to feeling sick then because you never get much in return, unless of course you are unlucky enough to get sick.
  21. But even if that was the case the copper still should have checked whether he needed medial attention or not. If the lad was a racist thug who had committed the crimes that were alleged - he still should have been listened to and given medical care. It’s the same mistake regardless of any ‘woke brainwashing’.
  22. What a load of nonsense. The copper’s mistake was not checking if the lad was seriously injured. Even if there was some ideological indoctrination that led them to assume he was the criminal, they still should still have checked wether he needed medical attention.
  23. Great to have him on board for next season, and what a statement of intent. Hopefully Dragan is so pissed off at having the play-off final stolen from the club he just throws his chequebook at this season.
  24. The fact that the murderer was born and raised in Southampton is obviously lost on the thick Yank twat.
  25. They might hand out unusually severe punishments for the bin throwers to deter future unrest. Just like they did in 2011 (when the majority of defendants were black/asian or mixed race).
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