Man stabbed to death in Charlton tonight
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shocking news.
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Likewise, thoughts with those left to pick up the pieces.
I hate the modern world.
RIP
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Walked past it last night at about 7, the bottom of Victoria way was completely cordoned off with a load of ambulances and police cars/vans. Some police had suits on which made me realise it had to be something pretty serious.
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RIP the victim, and condolences to the family. What is this terrible knife crime wave that is growing?0
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Seems to be getting worse that's for sure RIP the victim.ken_shabby said:RIP the victim, and condolences to the family. What is this terrible knife crime wave that is growing?
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Yes, tragic and such a waste of life. R.I.P. the victim.0
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you have to be a real piece of shit to carry a knife, if your carrying it your prepared to use it, the police did try doing more stop and searches but were met with criticism.1
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Often those who carry a knife will end up having it used against them.palarsehater said:you have to be a real piece of shit to carry a knife, if your carrying it your prepared to use it, the police did try doing more stop and searches but were met with criticism.
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Not confirmed but someone has set up a justgiving site for Adam Chambers
https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/keeley-alden
As I said not confirmed that this is the same person.0 - Sponsored links:
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wont get into it but we don't know the full story yet if it proves to be one of these gang murders then often the victims aren't the innocents portrayed by the media, rob knox is a murder many will be familiar with and wasn't a gang related incident and truly was very tragic.hoof_it_up_to_benty said:
Often those who carry a knife will end up having it used against them.palarsehater said:you have to be a real piece of shit to carry a knife, if your carrying it your prepared to use it, the police did try doing more stop and searches but were met with criticism.
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I would have used the word occasionally rather than often.hoof_it_up_to_benty said:
Often those who carry a knife will end up having it used against them.palarsehater said:you have to be a real piece of shit to carry a knife, if your carrying it your prepared to use it, the police did try doing more stop and searches but were met with criticism.
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RIP. To the victim. In 2009 (I think) the number of young people stabbed to death in London was very high.
The Met stepped up atop and search and introduced knife arches across London.
Minority groups and other pressure groups complained about the stop search procedure even though it does deter knife carrying in public.
Officers are so worried about stop searching people now because if a negative search is resulted, they have to explain why they carried out that search upon facing criticism when they put that stop onto the system.
I expect the number of deaths caused by knives to rocket this summer, unless the previously used measures are returned.3 -
The point I'm trying to make is a lot of kids carry knives to protect themselves and it doesn't work. Was just an observation.SoundAsa£ said:
I would have used the word occasionally rather than often.hoof_it_up_to_benty said:
Often those who carry a knife will end up having it used against them.palarsehater said:you have to be a real piece of shit to carry a knife, if your carrying it your prepared to use it, the police did try doing more stop and searches but were met with criticism.
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notting hill carnival last year is a prime example of how cheap life can be considered by these wankers carrying knives, no ifs no buts, 10 years straight in jail for carrying one without a valid reason.17
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We don't often see eye to eye but on this I think you are right.palarsehater said:notting hill carnival last year is a prime example of how cheap life can be considered by these wankers carrying knives, no ifs no buts, 10 years straight in jail for carrying one without a valid reason.
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agreed there, but the sentences are a joke these gangster wannabees would soon be discouraged if they were slung inside for 10 years and i mean 10 years not out on licence, our for good behavior the moment you decide to leave your house with a knife about your person you are basically saying im willing to use it or have it used on me.ShootersHillGuru said:
We don't often see eye to eye but on this I think you are right.palarsehater said:notting hill carnival last year is a prime example of how cheap life can be considered by these wankers carrying knives, no ifs no buts, 10 years straight in jail for carrying one without a valid reason.
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watch the BBC1 programme about The Met. Last week showed gangs of kids aged around 14/15 on mopeds nicking mobiles off people - found a rucksack with 18 I phones & a rather large knife. Then showed a bloke stabbing 2 people after a near riot in Hyde Park last year - the knife they found at his flat had an 8 inch serrated blade & would kill you in just one attack. Anyone found carrying a knife like that should be locked up for life - no reason to have one at all.hoof_it_up_to_benty said:
The point I'm trying to make is a lot of kids carry knives to protect themselves and it doesn't work. Was just an observation.SoundAsa£ said:
I would have used the word occasionally rather than often.hoof_it_up_to_benty said:
Often those who carry a knife will end up having it used against them.palarsehater said:you have to be a real piece of shit to carry a knife, if your carrying it your prepared to use it, the police did try doing more stop and searches but were met with criticism.
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I actually agree with you, no justification for carrying one and the consequences are horrendous.palarsehater said:notting hill carnival last year is a prime example of how cheap life can be considered by these wankers carrying knives, no ifs no buts, 10 years straight in jail for carrying one without a valid reason.
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agree, caught carrying a knife and it should be an automatic prison sentence, minimum of five years, no early release etc. Also, stop and search needs to be stepped up.4
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Stop and search has to be stepped up - knife crime far too high.LargeAddick said:agree, caught carrying a knife and it should be an automatic prison sentence, minimum of five years, no early release etc. Also, stop and search needs to be stepped up.
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I can't imagine what a valid reason would be.palarsehater said:notting hill carnival last year is a prime example of how cheap life can be considered by these wankers carrying knives, no ifs no buts, 10 years straight in jail for carrying one without a valid reason.
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So many kids carry them it's frightening.adrian said:
I can't imagine what a valid reason would be.palarsehater said:notting hill carnival last year is a prime example of how cheap life can be considered by these wankers carrying knives, no ifs no buts, 10 years straight in jail for carrying one without a valid reason.
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The lad who got stabbed was definitely AdamHenry Irving said:Not confirmed but someone has set up a justgiving site for Adam Chambers
https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/keeley-alden
As I said not confirmed that this is the same person.
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To increase stop and search there would likely need to be a significant increase in police numbers and
expertspoliticians have announced that could cost around £30,000pa...0 -
when i was on the tools often i would carry a folding knife as a tool and doing site work would not often be in the same place.adrian said:
I can't imagine what a valid reason would be.palarsehater said:notting hill carnival last year is a prime example of how cheap life can be considered by these wankers carrying knives, no ifs no buts, 10 years straight in jail for carrying one without a valid reason.
im talking something like this
regarding stop and search, the police did up it, and were met with criticism from anti racist pressure groups, its not racist its just more knife attacks are carried out by non-white people, its a fact, used the example before but if you look at the figures from the euros last year and at the notting hill carnival, one had 30 arrests one had over 300, you can guess which one made national press, its the same as anything everyone is so worried about offending others.
edit; a valid reason for me carrying it whilst i was quite clearly at work, in work clothes etc.4 -
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Likewise, thoughts with those left to pick up the pieces.
I hate the modern world.
RIP
This kind of thing didn't happen in pre modern times?0 -
well for those kids there isn't one but for some trades knifes are used regularly. and of course chefs and trainee chefs often have a knife set.adrian said:
I can't imagine what a valid reason would be.palarsehater said:notting hill carnival last year is a prime example of how cheap life can be considered by these wankers carrying knives, no ifs no buts, 10 years straight in jail for carrying one without a valid reason.
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Would stiffer sentences for carrying knives have prevented last night's murder?
Whoever the low-life scum that committed this atrocity is, would he (assuming it's a he) have been less likely to have committed the murder (for which there is only one sentence available to judges on conviction) if the sentence for carrying a knife was more severe than it is?
I agree wholeheartedly that the sentences for carrying knives should be severe and that judges should not be concerned about handing out very stiff custodial sentences. But, if you are going to murder someone, do you take much notice of the sentence for a "lesser" crime?
There has to be a differential in the sentences for carrying a knife and for murder. Otherwise, anyone carrying one "might as well" commit murder.
I hope the pathetic individual who did this is caught. Fortunately, we know that, if he is, he will spend the rest of his miserable existence serving a life sentence.1 -
I agree. It's called statistical discrimination and it works. It's not liked but it's effective.palarsehater said:
when i was on the tools often i would carry a folding knife as a tool and doing site work would not often be in the same place.adrian said:
I can't imagine what a valid reason would be.palarsehater said:notting hill carnival last year is a prime example of how cheap life can be considered by these wankers carrying knives, no ifs no buts, 10 years straight in jail for carrying one without a valid reason.
im talking something like this
regarding stop and search, the police did up it, and were met with criticism from anti racist pressure groups, its not racist its just more knife attacks are carried out by non-white people, its a fact, used the example before but if you look at the figures from the euros last year and at the notting hill carnival, one had 30 arrests one had over 300, you can guess which one made national press, its the same as anything everyone is so worried about offending others.
edit; a valid reason for me carrying it whilst i was quite clearly at work, in work clothes etc.
If a disproportionate number of people involved with these things are males between the ages of 16 and 25 and of a particular ethnic background then if the police stop and search a disporoptionte number of people who meet that description then they will catch more of the offenders. That's backed up in practice and academically.
It's not racism, it's giving yourself the beat chace of preventing a crime with a given number of resources.8