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Existence of black eye liner to determine whether or not the police care that you've just been attacked

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Agree with this. As I've said before, we're all human.

However if there is a larger number of a particular demographic being attacked, the police should devote a larger proportion of it's resources to that demographic accordingly.

Not really they just need to concentrate on catching the assailants on an individual basis . If it's an unprovoked attack , then that's just what it is. It doesn't matter what stupid distorted logic is given as an excuse , the attack on a frail pensioner, goth , muslim , gay person, or just because you happen to be Joe Bloggs in the wrtong place , you should be treated equally .

We are all supposed to be treated equally in the eyes of the law if not in the eyes of the lawless.

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One might argue that while you cannot choose your race, you certainly can chose not to wear pink fluffy moon boots when you're an overweight 40-year-old man and if you do insist on doing so, you shouldn't be surprised when people see you as a target.

:D

hopefully most posters will get your humour .

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Reminds me of the whole slutwalk thing. It is your right to walk through some dodgy estate in east London at 4am wearing a £17,000 Rolex and not have it stolen, but yeah good luck with that.

True enough, doing that shows a lack of common sense. But then if that person was mugged for his/her watch I'd expect the police to treat it as seriously as any other theft case.

I do think the two cases are a bit dissimilar though - I don't think dressing in that style is the same as walking into a dangerous district carrying a valuable item. Your 'slutwalk' comparison is closer. But as for that my point remains the same - Freedom of expression shouldn't be inhibited by people being pricks. As long as you dress or act within the law, you shouldn't be a target for idiots, and if you are those idiots should be caught and given due punishment.

Not really they just need to concentrate on catching the assailants on an individual basis . If it's an unprovoked attack , then that's just what it is. It doesn't matter what stupid distorted logic is given as an excuse , the attack on a frail pensioner, goth , muslim , gay person, or just because you happen to be Joe Bloggs in the wrtong place , you should be treated equally .

We are all supposed to be treated equally in the eyes of the law if not in the eyes of the lawless.

That's sort of what I meant to say - perhaps I was being a bit too vague. My point was if you treat every case equally (as it should be) then the greatest number of attacks on one demographic will result in the greatest amount of police time sorting it out.

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True enough, doing that shows a lack of common sense. But then if that person was mugged for his/her watch I'd expect the police to treat it as seriously as any other theft case.

I do think the two cases are a bit dissimilar though - I don't think dressing in that style is the same as walking into a dangerous district carrying a valuable item. Your 'slutwalk' comparison is closer. But as for that my point remains the same - Freedom of expression shouldn't be inhibited by people being pricks. As long as you dress or act within the law, you shouldn't be a target for idiots, and if you are those idiots should be caught and given due punishment.

That's sort of what I meant to say - perhaps I was being a bit too vague. My point was if you treat every case equally (as it should be) then the greatest number of attacks on one demographic will result in the greatest amount of police time sorting it out.

Ahh yes sorry leicsmac , I see what you mean now :thumbup:

I don't mind the police using demographics etc to prevent, target or solve crimes but I can't see why this should affect sentencing or judgement of the seriousness of the crime .

That was my main point

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Is this more fashion choice fringe group 'woe is us' harking again? Wake up and smell the coffee fringe groups, alot of people have got real frigging problems.

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Is this more fashion choice fringe group 'woe is us' harking again? Wake up and smell the coffee fringe groups, alot of people have got real frigging problems.

I'm quite liking the sound of that - where can I find such a group? :D

Posted

One might argue that while you cannot choose your race, you certainly can chose not to wear pink fluffy moon boots when you're an overweight 40-year-old man and if you do insist on doing so, you shouldn't be surprised when people see you as a target.

moose i would quite happily see you get the living sh!t kicked out of yourself for being a nazi facist! your views are the problem with this world. it's people like you with no understanding and pea sized brain that keeps kicking this world back to the dark ages. maybe we should all wear nike air max and stone island and look like 90's wannabe hardman like you ?

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I went out in pink fluffy moon boots the other day and had no issues walking around my boyhood council estate.

The baseball bat I was carrying may have helped...................................just joking

It's totally unacceptable to pick on someone for being different, I can dress quite alternatively but don't seem to get any issues.

Posted

One might argue that while you cannot choose your race, you certainly can chose not to wear pink fluffy moon boots when you're an overweight 40-year-old man and if you do insist on doing so, you shouldn't be surprised when people see you as a target.

Reminds me of the whole slutwalk thing. It is your right to walk through some dodgy estate in east London at 4am wearing a £17,000 Rolex and not have it stolen, but yeah good luck with that.

oh Moosey hasn't had his attention for the week this week. He needs to make a few ludicrous statements that people reply to so that he feels alive.

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oh Moosey hasn't had his attention for the week this week. He needs to make a few ludicrous statements that people reply to so that he feels alive.

:) Moosey doth protest too much methinks?

Posted

I went out in pink fluffy moon boots the other day and had no issues walking around my boyhood council estate.

The baseball bat I was carrying may have helped...................................just joking

It's totally unacceptable to pick on someone for being different, I can dress quite alternatively but don't seem to get any issues.

Why does it matter why someone got beaten up, why should it make a difference if a goth got beaten up for wearing black eyeliner, or average Joe beaten up because some thug wanted a fight?

Forget the victim focus on the criminal that does it, you give someone a kicking, you should get punished equally regardless of who you kicked the crap out of.

If they did it because of the way someone looks, at least there is some motive in there other than because they are an aggressive psychopathic thug.

Posted

Thread dosn't mean anything, Police will record if you get attacked regardless just means they'll tick an extra box. It's not like they are going to any extra effort to catch the criminal.

Posted

I keep trying to think up arguments for this thread but I just can't find the motivation. I don't really care.

But I do like goths, or anyone else who is different to be fair.

Posted

I'm quite liking the sound of that - where can I find such a group? :D

You'll have to start up the worlds first group in Norfolk because I've Googled it and none exist!

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You'll have to start up the worlds first group in Norfolk because I've Googled it and none exist!

In fairness, not much at all exists in Norfolk. >_<

Posted

The ironic thing about goths being different is that they all look the same!

No problem with them though :) the people that target them probably do so because they perceive them as weak because aid the way they dress, quite pathetic really if that is the case.

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In fairness, not much at all exists in Norfolk. >_<

Oh I dunno, they've got Wells-Next-to-the-Sea. Marvellous place.

I had two memorable experiences there when I was about 5. Saw my first 'outy' belly button and then my uncle or his mate threw a jellyfish at me.

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Oh I dunno, they've got Wells-Next-to-the-Sea. Marvellous place.

I had two memorable experiences there when I was about 5. Saw my first 'outy' belly button and then my uncle or his mate threw a jellyfish at me.

are you sure it was a belly button?

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Oh I dunno, they've got Wells-Next-to-the-Sea. Marvellous place.

I had two memorable experiences there when I was about 5. Saw my first 'outy' belly button and then my uncle or his mate threw a jellyfish at me.

Why that's not on all the tourism publicity brochures for Wells next the Sea is beyond me.

Surely it deserves a blue plaque or whatever they use to mark such momentous occasions :D

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