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To: TheCrusader

So Tony condemns citizens acting to protect themselves, but the mercenaries called "police" are heros. Why, because they work for Tony?

Government makes less sense to me everyday. It's just a big cult of people flattering themselves to the point they feel right stealing 35% of your income.

Man, I need some sleep!


22 posted on 07/22/2005 10:37:22 PM PDT by SteveMcKing
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To: SteveMcKing
"So Tony condemns citizens acting to protect themselves, but the mercenaries called "police" are heros."

I'm not in total disagreement with you, but the British police are doing a fine job of it so far.

They know who the terrorists are/were, they're arresting linked terrorists in Britain and Pakistan, they're locating bomb making material, they're breaking up cells, and they've even killed one of the cowardly s.o.b.s and sent him to his virgin goats.

Though in all honesty, I think Britain has one huge problem on their hands with millions of potential terrorists/rioters/subversives living amongst them in their many muslim communities. While there's no easy answer right now, if things continue to get worse and more Brits get killed by these Muslim terrorists, you just might see their muslim community getting terrorized in return by Brit civilians.

Personally, I'd rather see the Muslims police their own communities and rat out the terrorists among them, but apparently this isn't going to happen any time soon. Right now all they're doing is complaining about the UK's and America's foreign policy and blaming us for the terrorism.

25 posted on 07/22/2005 11:27:37 PM PDT by TheCrusader (The churches of God have been devastated by the frenzy of the Mohammedans". Pope Urban II c. 1090 ad)
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