Boroseagull
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Was that written by the SWP in between producing their posters?
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[News] Chris Kaba .. Justice served ?
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Was that written by the SWP in between producing their posters?
A mex eyecan
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- Nov 3, 2011
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okay then, I ask again but rephrased,
so tell me. You are the policeman with the gun. You and your colleagues lives are in danger of being killed by someone refusing repeatedly to get out of their car. Revving its engine. Clearly demonstrating that they will stop at nothing to get away. You are already aware said car was tagged as being in vicinity of recent shooting in recent days. You have a split second to decide what to do.….. What is it you choose?
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Sure, I'm not arguing with you - I totally agree the officer took the right course of action. But it was worth pointing out that he shot him with no prior knowledge of who he was, or of his direct involvement in a recent shooting. That factor did not come into his thinking when he pulled the trigger.
Reads as a straight report on how people in the area reacted to the news to me.
I'd say that outside of those directly involved, the reaction of the police and "community" is the more important and interesting part of the story than the "gangster gets shot in the head while acting in a plainly dangerous manner" aspect.
- Oct 17, 2008
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It is the aspect which certain groups will latch onto ignoring the facts of the case. The outrage becomes the story and the context gets lost. It’s irresponsible.
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
If I said what I really think about that poster re the unsubstantiated inferences he’s making I‘d be banned…..still he seems to have a friend here
statement made yesterday by Khan…..sympathies to his friends, i wonder of what character they are
“I understand the impact Chris Kaba’s death has had on London’s communities and the anger, pain and fear it has caused. I send my heartfelt sympathies to Chris Kaba’s family, friends and the wider community once again.
“There’s clearly still a wider lack of trust in the police, particularly within the Black community, that needs to be addressed. As Mayor, I will continue to work with the Government to support and hold the Metropolitan Police to account to ensure any lessons are learnt and the Met commands the trust of all Londoners as we build a safer London for everyone.”
Certain groups will latch onto anything, they're not the sort of people who get their news from the Guardian. And in any case, that article's well down the page compared to the main reports on the actual case (or at least, they were when I looked a few minutes ago).
Now, if and when they publish some shit-stirring opinion piece about this in the next couple of days, I'll completely agree with you. But I am interested in how people in the area react to a noted violent gangster being shot by police, because the fact that they apparently don't all react with "good riddance" as most people on here have done is in itself an important story that links into a lot of wider problems.
Randy McNob
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- Jun 13, 2020
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Their lives were not in danger, Kaba hadn't done anything wrong, he was being pursued by police so the situation was created by the police, he was unarmed so they presumed he may be armed. A car is not a lethal weapon. The only reason he would have been followed by armed officers is they suspected he had a gun, they don't pursue suspects because they think they might kill someone with their car.
- Oct 17, 2008
- 14,500
You’ve absolutely lost the plot. It just keeps getting worse.
Bang.
Sorry old fruit. You have lost the plot.
Literally every word you have said in this thread is pure nonsense. Continuing to ignore posters requests for fact checking and continuing to post absolute tosh.
Car not being a lethal weapon is one of the most ignorant things I’ve ever heard, not to mention the Police ‘creating the situation’ - would you like them to ignore an ANPR ping from a vehicle that was involved in a crime?
Troll.
METALMICKY
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- Jan 30, 2004
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This with with huge bells on!
Khan has miss-read the room on this occasion.
Sympathies with his long-suffering family and friends.
Leekbrookgull
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McNob, is just on a wind up.
I hunted out his statement after you posted this, what a load of nonsense - the police office was an afterthought - he seems gutted it turned out this way (hes not alone)
Very peculiar. I'm quite shocked, actually. He always seemed pretty level headed. He has no need to grandstand to the faux 'fam' either, given he presumably won't be standing again. Strange.
You don’t give up with your rhetoric do you. I get the impression that you have no time for law and order? love to see you face next time you have need to scream for a policeman having had some injustice performed to you.
A mex eyecan
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- Nov 3, 2011
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‘Their lives were not in danger’
‘a car is not a lethal weapon’ - are you sure? try telling that to the many people who have lost friends or family due to idiotic drivers who break the laws …….
why wouldn’t they suspect he may have had a gun if the vehicle had been tagged?
maffew
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A f***ing spoon is a lethal weapon if a nut job chooses to try and kill you with it.