In a civilised society the police would punish criminals, this fate awaits those who have spammed me.
In South Belfast some people in the neighbour went to the local law enforcement no not the police (they didn't do anything) but rather the Protestant paramilitaries to help them sort out a drug dealer in the area. The paramilitaries (the UDA) said they wouldn't help as they are trying to get funding from the government (wink wink nudge nudge) but two masked men stepped forward to help, not from the UDA of course, oh no because that would be bad.
The drug dealer was publicly tarred and feathered while the neighbour watched and took photos. By the time the police got there everyone had gone, way ta go police at least you bothered to turn up.
In a police statement: "No place in civilised society for people taking the law into their own hands resulting in such a brutal and barbaric attack" and they should have added, "its not fair stop being bad, our officers are too frightened to leave the station sometimes."
Civilised society? what the fuck this is south Belfast we're talking about here, lucky the council cut doon the hanging tree last year.
The drug dealer was publicly tarred and feathered while the neighbour watched and took photos. By the time the police got there everyone had gone, way ta go police at least you bothered to turn up.
In a police statement: "No place in civilised society for people taking the law into their own hands resulting in such a brutal and barbaric attack" and they should have added, "its not fair stop being bad, our officers are too frightened to leave the station sometimes."
Civilised society? what the fuck this is south Belfast we're talking about here, lucky the council cut doon the hanging tree last year.
7 comments:
I wonder if those boys would move here for a while? We'd get over the protestant thing. After all, it isn't as if they believe in anything.
it's just that, since the Shinners shut up shop, the scumbags have started to believe they have rights.
I'd support that sort of community action.
Taking the law into your own hands, yep I support that to. Its not like the cops give a toss, to busy out raising revenue.
Spot on, Manuel. If the dealer pays his tithe to the Ballyclava boys he'll never have any trouble.
I remember being in their local social club one night. It was a wee bit scarey. I tired my best to avoid eye contact with a few characters in case 'I was looking the wrong way' at them.It was the only club I remember when the band played the national anthem at the end of the night everyone had to face towards the picture of the Queen.
must've been the trusty neighborhood watch. we have one of those but in my hood most of them also happen to be the dealers and they have no feathers..
Mr The robber those drug dealing cunts are everywhere.
kate ah the days of the lynch mob, I do miss them.
manuel if the UDA didn't approve of him he wouldn't have been there that long.
connan drumm shopkeepers drug dealers everyone must pay.
cyberscribe I was at a christmas do for Standard cables and we had to stand too, thats one way to spot the fenians.
medbh I sold a hoose in south belfast at the start of the boom for 3 times its original price and that was years back I couldn't afford one now.
portia the neighbourhood watch would be twitching net curtains and gossip.
Tarred and feathered..... Did anybody play the Birdy Song for him?
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