Comments by "Django" (@django3422) on "Nottingham attacks: thousands gather for victims vigil" video.

  1. That's not true, something you'd be able to see if you actually looked at the victims. I think you're racist and looking for an angle.
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  2. 100%, this is the result of over a decade of having our national support structures slashed in the name of greed.
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  3. Lee Rigby was failed by the crowd who stood by and did nothing.
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  4. Who is saying move on and forget about it? We need to rebuild our mental health support infrastructure to avoid tragedies like this.
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  5. Damn, did none of you get hugged as kids or something? I think it's a bit sick that you're making these judgements on the behaviour of people who've just lost their kids.
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  6.  @pablogats4627  Jog on, joker.
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  7.  @cb8392  Yeah, you are racist. Because your first instinct here is to spin it to be a racially motivated attack. Regardless of the facts, that one of the victims was clearly not white. Why did he do it? 'Cos he was mentally ill. Authorities knew about him, knew he was a risk. But we have no infrastructure to support or deal with people so far-gone. No police in positions to actually respond.
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  8. You need to understand the difference between an excuse and a reason. Based on what we know, mental illness is the reason he did this. That doesn't excuse what he did, but it does let us know where we need to start in regards to trying to ensure this doesn't happen again. And despite how strongly you feel, the reasons for getting rid of the death penalty far outweigh any emotional response seeking gratification.
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  9. Understanding the motivating factors in a crime isn't "excusing" them.
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  10. There's a couple who roam around my neighbourhood. There's been no serious incidents and hopefully that'll continue to be the case. But both these men are too far-gone for just anyone to approach safely. We are in desperate need of properly trained and supported individuals who can help deal with these situations before they turn into tragedies.
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  11. There's no logic to what you're saying. It's very transparent that you're using this tragedy as an excuse to push your white supremacist ideology. You should be ashamed.
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  12. What does telling us about him serve? He's been arrested. He should stay arrested. But what do we gain from getting his profile?
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  13. If Jesus flew in today, you'd crucify him for being a woke lefty.
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  14. Never mind how many murderers are white, nah.
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  15. Showing the murderer's face and giving their name is, amongst other things, a key factor in copycat crimes. Deny them any notoriety, it's like starving a fire of oxygen.
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  16. "Shadow government"? A mentally ill man murdered three people and you're testing the fit of your tin foil hat. For shame.
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  17. That's a lot of nonsense to throw out in one go. White, British born people commit crimes everyday without it being framed as a case of white supremacy. When non-white or Islamic people commit crimes, there's immediately crimes of terrorism or the blame is placed on immigrants as a whole, regardless of how illogical that is. So all you've really done with that spiel is identify yourself.
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  18. Grow up.
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  19.  @zenster1097  "I know what you are but what am I", is that the basic level you're at?
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  20.  @zenster1097  Wow, it took you a whole week to come back with that?
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  21. The perp was Christian.
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  22.  @SubjectiveFunny  "They"? Don't beat around the bush, say what you think. Be honest in your speech. Myself, I see a crumbling society with no support for the mentally ill, no action taken by authorities to protect the innocent and the vulnerable, all while those in charge enrich themselves. But you clearly see something else happening, so what is it in your eyes?
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  23.  @SubjectiveFunny  Prove it.
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  24.  @patriciasanderson2171  Was that to me?
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  25. You sound like someone who definitely shouldn't have a gun.
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  26.  @vincekerrigan8300  Nothing I've said has condoned this man's crimes.
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  27. "These people"? The perpetrator has been arrested. What are you after?
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  28. Actually he had dual Portugese citizenship and settled in the UK legally many years ago. Get your facts right. Though I appreciate the facts don't support your racist perspective.
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  29. Who's saying it's an excuse? It's not, it's simply a factor in why this happened. Understanding that can help prevent future tragedies, IF we act on it.
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  30. There's no mention of immigration because that's not the issue at play. This was a result of severe mental illness, left to fester because our government have cut such services to the bone. Don't believe me? You can look up what we know of the perpetrator. They'd lived here for a long time.
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  31. He wasn't an illegal immigrant. Check the facts instead of making them up to support your racism.
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  32. Probably because they recognise that the actions of one person doesn't represent an entire demographic.
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  33.  @vincekerrigan8300  Crime is more prevalent amongst the POOR demographic. Take away people's social options, take away financial security, you get higher rates of crime. That's elementary.
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  34.  @vincekerrigan8300  Let me get this right, you think that "nature not nurture" is discredited. But you previously stated that crime is highly prevalent, inherent, in the black demographic. How do you explain that contradiction? Further to that, do you think the environment one lives in forms their "nature" or their "nurture"?
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  35. I want to ask why you're just blatantly lying. But I've seen your other comments and know you're a loud-and-proud Nazi sympathiser, and they loved a bit of propaganda.
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  36. This is because criminal psychologists have long been advising news outlets (especially US ones, given all their shootings) not to show the killer, give their name or other such details on them. This is primarily to avoid unintentionally encouraging copycat crimes, it can also serve to reduce the likelihood of reprisals if the perpetrator is perceived as representing a specific community.
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  37. Motive? He was mad. Mad people don't have understandable motives, it's what makes them mad. It's plain for anyone who's looked at this story to see it wasn't a racist attack. Where are you getting that idea from?
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  38.  @tonyrockyhorr-mv5um  I'd ask what you're basing that one but I imagine you'd duck that like you ducked my last question. That or you'd just say something useless like "common sense". Would that be accurate?
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  39. Firstly, don't tell the families of murder victims how to process the grief. That's gross of you. As for "International suspects", what does that even mean? The perpetrator settled in the UK years ago, they grew up here. Their life was here. They fell to mental illness and have committed a grave crime, which will likely put them behind bars for a very long time. So what other suspects are there?
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  40. If only the facts supported your feelings. Your kids are in more danger around a priest than an immigrant. You might be interested to know that immigrants commit far less crime than "natives". So to treat this attack as something representative of immigrants, rather than of untreated mental illness, is foolish at best.
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  41.  @bennyhill2073  That's funny. All you loons have a different definition of "woke", almost like you just picked up a buzzword you liked and defined as you went based on what you don't like. And your definition seems to be "basing an argument on facts and reason". Which tells us all we need to know about you...
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  42. Perp wasn't a Muslim. But thanks for highlighting your own prejudices.
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  43. There's been large numbers of migrants living here for decades. Where are all these supposed follow-up attacks?
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  44. The only pathetic thing here is you, using this tragedy as a cover for your flagrant racism.
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  45. Probably not, since this had naff all to do with immigration.
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