Just wondering, ? Be nice to get feedback about the event and its battle against racial stereotyping?
Anyone going to the Carnival?
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Where’s it at
The village green , you can buy chutney and that
Yeah man! Never miss it, innit!
Just sharpening my knife now.
That's so last year. You need to be loading your bullets
I bet the BBC will be celebrating all the glorious diversity and showing dancing cops.
...and wallpapering over all the stabbings and violence as usual.
If this was a right-wing political rally they'd have they'd be all over it. But right-wing rallies aren't usually violent, so they scrape together what they can and often forget to mention that they're talking about the labour party funded opposing protestors who turn up specifically to cause trouble.
...and wallpapering over all the stabbings and violence as usual.
If this was a right-wing political rally they'd have they'd be all over it. But right-wing rallies aren't usually violent, so they scrape together what they can and often forget to mention that they're talking about the labour party funded opposing protestors who turn up specifically to cause trouble.
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A good family day out last year was a roaring success. 528 people were arrested, 4 people were stabbed, 18 people were arrested for sexual assaults and 55 officers were assaulted, one was bitten and another received a broken nose
But at least they all went home feeling culturally enriched.
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Exactly, and that is all that matters
Nosealls been , I think , well he seems to talk about the event with some ‘experience’
Just the one death this year - some bloke being chased by the Po Po but he ran just outside the area and jumped in a canal in a bid to escape so he won’t be included in the official figures.
We need more canals.
