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Post by jillmcbain on Jun 3, 2017 23:59:50 GMT
I am truly sorry. Maybe it is time for some radical measures. Call in everybody they knew, including friends and families, schools, mosques, whatever. Strong surveillance. The bitch about those assholes is the 'assymetrical fight'. I believe the only way to go is actually to put intelligence in those communities, having more police in them than possible radicals. I am pretty sure the UK has spies inside the communities. its pretty basic tactics. but how do you spy on the depressed with no friends, who only do on a pgp encypted site with vpn and tor cover..plus what otheer geeky crap who are radicalised though there inability to live on heck not even just outside but on a place like this!! However imagine living in 'staziland' but today at present , without the minimum/maximum living standards and without oppressive artistic/educational.informative teachings and the lack of freedom of published/communicated talk that went against 'the greater good' - i suppose spying on us is needed. go on fcking have my boring life on a some code... ... Which brings us back to the beginning of the discussion: Safety vs. liberty. ![](http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e41/imdbv2/imdbsmileys/giveup.gif)
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Post by runie on Jun 4, 2017 0:31:28 GMT
the eternal debate that usual depends on timing.
lets just kill religion .
i would support banning all religion in all schools - bar maybe history and current affairs that have brought on current tragedy .
this of course sounds harsh - And i will sound harsh today because one of my regular areas i live in has been attacked. - but yeah stop allowing uk kids to cut christan historty and pray to allah instead - just cut it all bar a non biased religious based subject, that explains the control , money and that ideology that has no basis on science(we can teach morality through science - that we help our planet, animals and fellow humans to maintain our world) is bad- we could mention some good/grey areas , that perhaps a poor society could require A promise of an afterlife - or even if we didnt it could have been a reasoning to make people on the whole less criminal... , but no one in school gets to pray, no one in school gets taught about the OT the NT or the quran. no religious schools at all. a level or degree if you want to get into it as a field of study - but dont influence kids undeveloped brains in subjects(religion) that has zero evidence)
On another day i would say that tactic is oppressive and thought control. I would relate it to the way Germans are taught to day in such length about how bad the Nazi Party became. I think we should educate to learn from our mistakes but so it does not makes us oppressed drones IN ARTISTIC freedom of speech/thought. i think gentle teaching that makes sense aND LOGICAL SENSE allows us as humans to make up our own morality (good) but maybe slightly individuall. i dont think anything should be drummed down our necks.
the problem is so may Islamic familys in the UK are very strict - and many of them thrive and do really well fro themselves - and have a good life - yet are very religious and very strick and never get involved in football etc -
then you look at white working class kids in the same council houses - wearing barely anything and drinking , taking drugs and havving sex and blah blah, the asian population( could be very nice people , or oppressive (sharia or worse) will say - what is the way to grow up - our way? or there scummy way?
how can you fight that. We cannot force parents int raising children a certain way?
we have to at least deal with it for the time in school the kids have- in a very secular and progressive way - make kids question wy there mum is a drunk , make asian kids question where is the proof in this book?
dont allow kids to be there parents - never stop people questioning. up education standards.
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Post by Carl LaFong on Jun 4, 2017 9:46:53 GMT
Glad they killed the vermin responsible. Hopefully that's the lot from this particular cell. Although I see the Sun was talking about five assailants. Maybe bollocks given the source.
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Post by WullieFort on Jun 4, 2017 10:38:09 GMT
Violence rules OK
It's a global phenomenon. Cities in other countries are being subjected to "Terrorist incidents" and this in turn is getting the juices of crazies everywhere going ballistic. Any deranged nutter with firearms is now targeting malls and other crowded area, shouting Allah Akbar or something that sounds similar and lets rip for his 15 minutes. He may or may not be a terrorist but he wants to join the party. What else is the sad fucker got to do with his life ? There's a lot of hostility and resentment out there.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 4, 2017 10:48:01 GMT
i would support banning all religion in all schools - bar maybe history and current affairs that have brought on current tragedy . I would too, I would get rid of all faith schools with immediate effect (not physically, I'd just turn them into non-faith schools), gotta be up there in the top 3 worst ideas Tony Blair ever came up with. But the genie is already out the bottle on that one, even if you did what I suggest, it will still take a while before X school isn't considered Y religion. And you can't really start knocking down schools either because it would just cost too much. The reward just wouldn't match the colossal cost. But I gotta say though, it would be a mistake to think this is all rooted down to religion; that if you could somehow get rid of religion the massive, massive geopolitical problems in the world would magically disappear. It might help a little, but I'm not sure to what extent, and there's not really much point in hypothesising about it because it can't be done. Iraq is a mess, Libya is a mess, it doesn't take Nostrodamus to guess that Syria is going to be a mess for a long time coming. These are world problems whether we like it or not, in fact I think in some ways our governments had more foresight after WWII than they do today when you consider the time, money and resources put into rebuilding Germany back then. But back to schools, I would welcome better lessons on developing critical thinking skills in classes, for a whole variety of reasons.
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Post by staggerstag on Jun 6, 2017 9:01:03 GMT
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