Childintime wrote:The last few pages have been the most British reaction to a terrorist attack I have ever seen.
Facewon wrote:Childintime wrote:The last few pages have been the most British reaction to a terrorist attack I have ever seen.
LarryDavid wrote:Without wanting to sound harsh, five dead is nothing really. And this wasn't some monstrous terrorist atrocity planned by a well funded and deadly enemy, just a twat with a car and a knife.
The hysterical media reaction and the endless mawkishness is getting tiresome. Maybe it's just me but I sense the media (rolling news mostly) almost enjoy it when a good old terror attack kicks off and they can rush into action...
Terrible for the families of course, but come on - 'attack on democracy'?
Terrorism's been all downhill since 9/11.
LarryDavid wrote:Without wanting to sound harsh, five dead is nothing really. And this wasn't some monstrous terrorist atrocity planned by a well funded and deadly enemy, just a twat with a car and a knife. The hysterical media reaction and the endless mawkishness is getting tiresome. Maybe it's just me but I sense the media (rolling news mostly) almost enjoy it when a good old terror attack kicks off and they can rush into action... Terrible for the families of course, but come on - 'attack on democracy'? Terrorism's been all downhill since 9/11.
Vela wrote:Also, in jumping to conclusions, I find it incredibly bigoted to say that a murder or mass attack is the work of "some nutter" or someone with "mental health issues". It demonises people with mental illness in the same way attributing an attack to a religious motivation. That language casually creates an association between the condition/belief/health to the violent act itself.
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