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They're lucky someone didn't kill them...........

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Just a pair of halfwits on Facebook. The thing that gets me is if they had been under 16, and they had been, let's say, breaking into peoples' homes, nothing, (literally), would have happened to them. Now,the two in question were a bit older than this, ( Tho' I'm sure they had the mentality of 10 yr olds ) But the, "Book," was certainly thrown they're way. I wonder why this was ?.

You are bang on the money John, and you and I both know their sentences were meant as a deterrent to those that might take to the streets in the future. Do you think those in “power” are scared of what the future might bring? Perhaps this is the writing is on the wall.

Skull, I've already said what, "Dafties." they were, but these idiots were asing others to bring,"Guns," and shoot, "Polis' ". C'mon, that's differnt from Civil Disobedience.

Really, I don't think so, not in their world. Watch this space.

Do you really think these muppets have any understanding of what they are angry about? They know they are angry, and that's about it. They have little hope and virtually no future, so what do they have to lose?

Your argument about, "Injustices," I aggree with, but ther's ways, and there's ways.

Remember when you were eighteen years of age John, if someone gave you something to believe in and handed you a gun, you would have called yourself a soldier.

I remember the Falklands and how that made people feel, scary. Mother's and Fathers lining up to see their sons going to War, for some Sheep infested Islands they never knew existed.

Firstly, they're not all muppets, and secondally, I think that the majority do care.... That's what Human Nature does to us, ( thank goodnes ) The, "Thugs," that do riot, and I'm talkin' about the, !Thugs," should have the book thrown at them !.

I do remember when I wa s 18. "HMS Ganges". D15070X, A.S.A. lawson.

Sadly, I remember the, "Falklands too" .

And you fought for what exactly, John? Maggie Thatcher, my bet is you didn't have a clue.

I remember asking a lieutenant, "Where's the Falklands"?. "The end of the World son, the end of the World,". He was right !.

The politics of the time meant you knew less then than you do now, unless of course, you were heading for a career in politics. Remember, there was no internet.

A lecturer once asked me to point to the Falkland Islands on a world globe, and I couldn't find it. It was at that point I wondered what it was all about.