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Originally Posted by Arthurgray50@blu
Why is it someone explain, the Police are having to deal with hooligans, throwing stuff at them, someone ends up in hospital having a baton across his head, and the police are getting blamed for cuasing the aggrox for there heavy handedness.
So, what about the thugs putting 4 policeman in hospital with serious injuries, the policeman who was pulled off his horse, even though they were being battered left right and centre, and yet they were still caring for the thugs, but its a case of police cannot win, no matter what they do.
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That's different. Anyone the Police injure was only there to exercise their right to protest and was doing nothing wrong, they just happened to be pushed to the front of the riot by a big boy who ran away.
The Police on the other hand were injured by people responding to them stopping their democratic right to smash things up and act like thugs, it's their own fault really.
Well that's the impression I get from listening to the 'student' leaders on TV who seem less than happy about revealing exactly what they are studying and if they ever intend on getting a proper job.
Any sympathy I had for students is now gone. There wasn't this level of protests when the tuition fees were introduced in the first place, or when the review to their levels were introduced.
However when a predominately Tory government actually does something with them there is hell to pay. I wonder why that is?
