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Was This A Racist Attack?
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Terrorist ? NO
Mentally Ill? NO
Dare I say it, maybe it was a racist attack?
Terrorist ? NO
Mentally Ill? NO
Dare I say it, maybe it was a racist attack?
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// Dare I say it, maybe it was a racist attack? //
or an attack by aliens
or an attack because he didnt like shakespeare
or did like Shakepeare ( it should have happened hereafter etc )but regretted he wasnt black
or it was protest about Mark Duggan ......
or he thought it was acid and couldnt read ....
so many questions and so few answers .....
Poor kids - having sodium hydroxide poured over me isnt a fate I wouild like
or an attack by aliens
or an attack because he didnt like shakespeare
or did like Shakepeare ( it should have happened hereafter etc )but regretted he wasnt black
or it was protest about Mark Duggan ......
or he thought it was acid and couldnt read ....
so many questions and so few answers .....
Poor kids - having sodium hydroxide poured over me isnt a fate I wouild like
/// Since you keep banging on about your belief that only white folk can be racists, have you not answered your own question? ///
And what question would that be?
And it is not my belief, only what we are led to believe judging by the very few non whites who are ever accused of committing a racial attack.
And what question would that be?
And it is not my belief, only what we are led to believe judging by the very few non whites who are ever accused of committing a racial attack.
@AOG
To decide whether this incident was racist, we need to indulge in some conjecture, which I know a number of regulars, who post to your threads, take strong objection to. You may do yourself, so I apologise, in advance.
We should conjecture whether the same individual would react to a group of 5 BME individuals by approaching them, challenging them with a "where are you from?", instead of the kind of greeting which won them a "20-strong group of friends" and play out the rest of the incident in the same way.
Likewise, for a mixed race grouping, would he spray them all, for being "strangers" or would he spray one colour but spare others?
His friends evidently enjoyed the spectacle so should think themselves lucky not to have been identifiable, on CCTV, for joint enterprise, conspiracy to commit GBH, failure to report a crime (he handed himself in, maybe too little time for them to take the initiative) or whatever is appropriate.
The article does not say whether he stole the spray, while drunk, or whether it was something prepared at home, so carrying it could be said to be premeditated.
To decide whether this incident was racist, we need to indulge in some conjecture, which I know a number of regulars, who post to your threads, take strong objection to. You may do yourself, so I apologise, in advance.
We should conjecture whether the same individual would react to a group of 5 BME individuals by approaching them, challenging them with a "where are you from?", instead of the kind of greeting which won them a "20-strong group of friends" and play out the rest of the incident in the same way.
Likewise, for a mixed race grouping, would he spray them all, for being "strangers" or would he spray one colour but spare others?
His friends evidently enjoyed the spectacle so should think themselves lucky not to have been identifiable, on CCTV, for joint enterprise, conspiracy to commit GBH, failure to report a crime (he handed himself in, maybe too little time for them to take the initiative) or whatever is appropriate.
The article does not say whether he stole the spray, while drunk, or whether it was something prepared at home, so carrying it could be said to be premeditated.
