This is why people are losing respect for the police...

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Malevolence said:
Regardless of your thoughts about Paul Joseph Watson, the story behind this video is ridiculous.
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I thought police weren't allowed to be offended over swearing and it had to be a member of the public who complained/gets offended?
Most of them don't seem to know the law these days anyway and just wing it...
 
Energize said:
You actually took that seriously? Lol. I actually removed that in the edit because I thought someone would not have the brain capacity to take that in context.

And stun guns, wtf are you talking about?! I said taser module, these are simply step up transformers and are completely legal to own, just like a microwave with it's dangerously high voltage transformer. If I were you I wouldn't get involved in the electronics hobby as you might become apoplectic when you realise the components that go into these devices.

Maybe use this as an educational video?
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Is this your normal state?

Unbelievable gaslighting and declaring you're joking when it's exposed that you're talking rubbish and shared too much about your fringe views.

I did see more of your posting recently and this is exactly the same.

That's a copy from a police website and if you're carrying what you want to call a "taser module" for use on police that's what will happen: https://www.westyorkshire.police.uk/ask-the-police/question/Q509

I've created several videos on such devices so 0/10 for your blind abuse at me to cover up being called out.
 
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My mindset was changed when I read that the police are not here to protect us or to stop crime they are here to maintain the power of the state and enforce their power. Once you realise that everything makes sense.
 
inferno said:
My mindset was changed when I read that the police are not here to protect us or to stop crime they are here to maintain the power of the state and enforce their power. Once you realise that everything makes sense.
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Why do you think vigilantes are punished so harshly?
Same with those who may not be doing anything particularly severe but ignore a judge. The naked rambler being a prime example.
 
Just when you think you have been to the depths of OCUK a thread like this pops its head up. Most of you need to have a big word with yourself especially Robman.

robgmun said:
This video encapsulates why i lost all respect for the police. Especially the latter part of it where police are out dancing with LGTBQ+ parties and being Twitter moderators
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I see the latest stunt to show the public our police are serious on crime, and presenting a robust image to deter criminals is for a senior male officer to wear a "menopause jacket" for an extended length of time. The purpose? To show solidarity and understanding of women during this natural occurrence. Presumably they believe such an understanding gives them Poirotesque powers and the deterrence of Robocop.

Assistant Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, Matt Jukes, also the Metropolitan Police's new 'HeForShe Gender Equality Lead', wore the 'Menovest' garment in a meeting to mark Menopause Awareness Month.

Britain's anti-terror chief has been accused of a 'woke stunt' after he donned the special jacket that simulates menopausal hot flushes whilst at work at Scotland Yard.

Meanwhile Just Stop Oil were bringing chaos, misery and huge costs to the capital, running rings around the police, despite their new found inside knowledge of hot flushes and the gynaecological issues faced by late middle aged women gangsters.

Time and money well spent ehh?
 
Tony Edwards said:
I think this thread shows why people have lost respect for other people.
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I think you're a well meant guy, but a bit wet Tony.

THIS is what happens when the police fail to stop perverts and the public show a real lack of respect for others, in this case some deviant who had been outraging their womenfolk. People are having to take the law into their own hands


Flasher bled to death after his genitals were sliced off: Police probe discovery of dead man on industrial estate… two weeks after he missed day in court for breaching sex offenders order.​


  • Sex offender Reginald Alan Roach, 63, was found with his genitals sliced off
  • He died on Sunday after sustaining the 'wounds' two weeks after missing court
  • He was found by a dog walker on Bryn Cegin industrial estate in Bangor, Wales
  • Roach had been convicted of flashing Travelodge workers earlier this year


Meanwhile senior police officers are poncing about in heated vests pretending to be menopausal women. The public are fed up.
 
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Hotwired said:
Is this your normal state?

Unbelievable gaslighting and declaring you're joking when it's exposed that you're talking rubbish and shared too much about your fringe views.

I did see more of your posting recently and this is exactly the same.

That's a copy from a police website and if you're carrying what you want to call a "taser module" for use on police that's what will happen: https://www.westyorkshire.police.uk/ask-the-police/question/Q509

I've created several videos on such devices so 0/10 for your blind abuse at me to cover up being called out.
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Section 5.1(b) of the Firearms Act covers is what you’ll be up before a Judge for if you get caught making or possessing an electrical or electronic device designed to be used as a stun weapon.

”any weapon of whatever description designed or adapted for the discharge of any noxious liquid, gas or other thing;”

Sentencing Guidelines linked below:

Firearms – Possession of prohibited weapon – Sentencing

www.sentencingcouncil.org.uk www.sentencingcouncil.org.uk

TL:DR Version:

If you build and/or possess a charged stun device with clear intent to cause bodily harm, you’re going inside for a minimum of 12 months.

If said device is disguised so that it resembles a normal object such as a cigarette lighter or mobile phone, you’re going away for a minimum of 6 years.
 
robgmun said:
Wind your neck back in you dullard. It's whiny narcissistic people like you that caused this mess. Then someone pops up to actually tell it like it is you reel in disgust? You're the one that we're disgusted by.
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Do you actually have a point you're trying to make, or any evidence to support your claims?

Or is it, once again from you - A load of emotively driven nonsense fueled by hate and ignorance?
 
Im not a big fan of the police as a whole although im sure lots of them are perfectly sound... that said it's a bit bizzare getting mad about them 'dancing with LGBTQ people'. You've got to have some pretty major prejudices to manage to give a toss about something as inane as that.

wHy aRe tHeY dAnCiNg wItH tEh gAyS wHeN tHeY cOuLd bE oUt aRrEsTiNg mUrdErErS

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imtoooldforthis said:
Im not a big fan of the police as a whole although im sure lots of them are perfectly sound... that said it's a bit bizzare getting mad about them 'dancing with LGBTQ people'. You've got to have some pretty major prejudices to manage to give a toss about something as inane as that.

wHy aRe tHeY dAnCiNg wItH tEh gAyS wHeN tHeY cOuLd bE oUt aRrEsTiNg mUrdErErS

or something
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Does one not seem more relevant to what the police are paid to do than the other? At a time when they claim to be understaffed, under paid and overworked dancing with anyone is surely an aspect of policing that is so far down their remit as to be off the scale? Likewise "getting a feel" for what menopausal hot flushes are like for male UK anti terrorism chiefs is not a productive way to spend their working hours.
 
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Hotwired said:
Is this your normal state?

Unbelievable gaslighting and declaring you're joking when it's exposed that you're talking rubbish and shared too much about your fringe views.

I did see more of your posting recently and this is exactly the same.
That's a copy from a police website and if you're carrying what you want to call a "taser module" for use on police that's what will happen: https://www.westyorkshire.police.uk/ask-the-police/question/Q509

I've created several videos on such devices so 0/10 for your blind abuse at me to cover up being called out.
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Are you American? I understand they sometimes struggle a little with sarcasm.

Obviously electrocuting someone with a taser is illegal, talk about gaslighting, you're the master of it.

And yes likewise, I saw your style of posting in the other thread so I've learned not to take you seriously anymore, just no point in responding to any post you make in this forum so I'll refrain from engaging with you in the future. :)
 
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Energize said:
Are you American? I understand they sometimes struggle a little with sarcasm.

Obviously electrocuting someone with a taser is illegal, talk about gaslighting, you're the master of it.

And yes likewise, I saw your style of posting in the other thread so I've learned not to take you seriously anymore, just no point in responding to any post you make in this forum so I'll refrain from engaging with you in the future. :)
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Again trying to attack my character as if you have anything to go on.

Your incredibly bad claim that I don't know what those devices are, that's in the toilet.

There's a reason I quoted you to make the reply. Your words can't be trusted.

You pump out edgy posts then edit them 5 times and have the cheek to say that people don't understand you. How about doing the thinking before posting and remembering that people don't think you're a stable person so why would they think you're joking when it's another edgy post.
 
Chris Wilson said:
Does one not seem more relevant to what the police are paid to do than the other? At a time when they claim to be understaffed, under paid and overworked dancing with anyone is surely an aspect of policing that is so far down their remit as to be off the scale? Likewise "getting a feel" for what menopausal hot flushes are like for male UK anti terrorism chiefs is not a productive way to spend their working hours.
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Absolutely. Follow any police officer on twitter and its non stop complaining about how little time they have to do anything and how much administration they have to do.
Plenty of time to dance though.
 
Chris Wilson said:
Does one not seem more relevant to what the police are paid to do than the other? At a time when they claim to be understaffed, under paid and overworked dancing with anyone is surely an aspect of policing that is so far down their remit as to be off the scale? Likewise "getting a feel" for what menopausal hot flushes are like for male UK anti terrorism chiefs is not a productive way to spend their working hours.
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Are you saying this police man was on his way to a serious incident but stopped to dance with the 'gays' instead?
 
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