EU Two knife attack in Europe

[Arlos]

So, there’s been another London bridge knife attack, and since there was no thread for it here, I thought I would make one

London Bridge attack: police identify convicted terrorist who murdered two victims

Boris Johnson has condemned the early release of criminals after it emerged that the man who carried out the latest London Bridge terror attack was a convicted Islamist who had been freed from prison on an electronic tag.

www.telegraph.co.uk

You may now share you thought on what is going on.

 

[DarthOne]

Ah yes, cultural enrichment at its finest!

I’m betting the UK will do what it always does. A lot of talk and hot air amounting to nothing besides restricting more of their own freedoms while the real criminals laugh themselves silly.

 

[Cherico]

The UK is not going to get better until they hit rock bottom.

 

[Arlos]

Three people stabbed on busy shopping street in the Netherlands

Police hunting man in late forties

www.independent.co.uk

Because when it rain it pour.

 

[HistoryMinor]

Terrorists sure do love to attack right before elections

 

[CarlManvers2019]

Why use knives? Why not use forks? Much less suspicious and dangerous to carry around

 

[Arch Dornan]

It's where you need a license for knives?

 

[Shipmaster Sane]

Why use knives? Why not use forks? Much less suspicious and dangerous to carry around

despite what the old joke says, it's easier to kill someone with a knife.

 

[CarlManvers2019]

despite what the old joke says, it's easier to kill someone with a knife.

A fork is less heavier, much easier to keep in secret, less likely to hurt yourself and still has pointy ends

Just have to stab hard enough

 

[Shipmaster Sane]

A fork is less heavier, much easier to keep in secret, less likely to hurt yourself and still has pointy ends

Just have to stab hard enough

Which doesn't change the fact that a knife is an order of magnitude more lethal.

 

[Captain X]

Hell, even if it doesn't kill you, knives can leave some really horrible wounds.

 

[GoldRanger]

Hey look, British media is calling this a terror attack, and not trying their best to avoid this term unlike with identical events in Israel.

 

[Harlock]

The guy who twatted the terrorist with a fucking Narwhal horn is in the wrong century. Guy should be leading a viking party or something.

The first guy who was killed was part of a group uniting ex prisoners with students for group hugs and stuff. I'm sure there's a lesson there about trying to play nice with people who want to destroy everything about you.

Legal system is weak, more funding for prisons etc. Also if confronted by a terrorist fight back with a fucking bone spike

 

[Deleted member]

The guy who twatted the terrorist with a fucking Narwhal horn is in the wrong century. Guy should be leading a viking party or something.

The first guy who was killed was part of a group uniting ex prisoners with students for group hugs and stuff. I'm sure there's a lesson there about trying to play nice with people who want to destroy everything about you.

Legal system is weak, more funding for prisons etc. Also if confronted by a terrorist fight back with a fucking bone spike

So are you admitting that the carriage of Narwhal tusks at all times by all law-abiding persons should be legal in the United Kingdom?

 

[commanderkai]

Seemingly, the one in the London attack was previously convicted in 2012 for planning on blowing up the London Exchange, but was on parole. That seems utterly ridiculous.

What. The. Fuck?

 

[Deleted member]

"Mandatory early release for terrorists" is very Clown World....

 

[Guardian Box]

Seemingly, the one in the London attack was previously convicted in 2012 for planning on blowing up the London Exchange, but was on parole. That seems utterly ridiculous.

What. The. Fuck?

Part and parcel.

What I wonder about now is if the people involved in stopping the terrorist will have to go through mandatory de-radicalization training, like the last guy when the other stabbing occurred

 

[Harlock]

So are you admitting that the carriage of Narwhal tusks at all times by all law-abiding persons should be legal in the United Kingdom?

I still regret the day that gentlemen can no longer carry swords

 

[Deleted member]

I still regret the day that gentlemen can no longer carry swords

Move to New Hampshire, Sir. The only problem is that the large quantity of firearms makes it a dicier proposition to take someone with a sword at anything but close quarters.

 

[PsihoKekec]

Not even in close quarters, drawing sword takes longer than drawing a gun.