Armed Bank robber shot dead by Guards (3 Viewers)

[breaking]

owned!

 

[Omium]

He just got married and was "beginning to turn his life around"




I didnt know people turning their lives around started robbing armaguards....

 

[bigboyjames]

He just got married and was "beginning to turn his life around"




I didnt know people turning their lives around started robbing armaguards....

LOL...funny how he was beginning to change his life around....fucking failed at that as well. pfft. pathetic.

 

[bachem]

Sad to hear, but what he did was extremely wrong, i just wonder if his parents or family knew he did that stuff

 

[bigboyjames]

bachem check your inbox

 

[Pain]

Meh, criminals are human beings too lest we forget. And the whole one less criminal on the street is redundant, considering that with his death there will be another 10 or so teenagers joining his ranks by making dumb choices.

 

[sam04u]

...considering that with his death there will be another 10 or so teenagers joining his ranks by making dumb choices.

Justify that.
I doubt the death of one criminal will be a catalyst for more crime. In particular, this character. Quite the contrary, if anything it will greatly reduce crimes. You see there are various "influential characters", which are used to intimidate others, through which a potentially non-criminal person can become criminalised.

In certain suburbs in Sydney, throwing around names like the deceased in this thread can either start or end a potential cock-measuring contest of "well I know this guy", which generally ends up in minor conflicts escalating to dangerous fueds and gang wars.

Fortunately, the reverse ghettoisation (albeit through nefarious means) which as a leftist I don't like to credit to Howard, but he was responsible for indirectly, means this type of bullshit occured less than it might have.

If these characters are eliminated, these conflicts can end locally, rather than becoming more widespread. Again, it's a shame that this sort of thing does happen in Sydney, albeit rarely. Slowly but surely, they're all reforming, getting locked up, or being killed. The best part however is that there is no future generation replacing them.

Which really benefits Australia, in particular the Lebanese-Australian community which came under alot of fire, particularly in the mid 90s.

 

[bigboyjames]

i personally think the parents are a problem with the crime and gang nature of Lebanese in the western suburbs of Sydney.
I, myself have witness parents, Lebanese parents cheering on their kids in fist fights after school. At the time i didn't think much of it, but looking back now, these parents wearing scarfs and geared up as so holy disgust me. this causes problems to 2 major groups in our society - the Lebanese and the Muslim community, which then causes more rifts and problems with social cohesion.

of course, i don't want to generalize here, but growing up witnessing mothers cheering on their kids in fist fights against Anglo Saxons and Serbs is disturbing to witness.

if anyone watched the news, the family of the dead in this case were going bazerk as if their son was not in the wrong. its fucking bullshit.

 

[sam04u]

i personally think the parents are a problem with the crime and gang nature of Lebanese in the western suburbs of Sydney.

bigboyjames, at times I agree with you but you have this completely wrong.
Infact, I can remember clearly during the Cronulla Riots, which was in 2006 correct? That John Howard blamed Lebanese parents for the entire ordeal. If anything, it's that sort of alienation which contributes to this.

It's a combination of alienation and poverty. It's already been shown without a doubt that there is a correlation between poverty and crime. Irrespective of race, religion, creed, etc. Poverty = Crime. Another proven fact is alienation from society = Gangs. Groups of people coming together due to what they have in common. It's a natural reaction to alienation.

I, myself have witness parents, Lebanese parents cheering on their kids in fist fights after school. At the time i didn't think much of it, but looking back now, these parents wearing scarfs and geared up as so holy disgust me. this causes problems to 2 major groups in our society - the Lebanese and the Muslim community, which then causes more rifts and problems with social cohesion.

Okay... another one of these stories you've heard about but nobody else has. If my mum or dad saw me "fighting" with anyone I would of gotten a beating.
I'm sure you'll find that, that attitude is widespread amongst "Lebanese" parents.
You've been listening to one too many Howard rants.

if anyone watched the news, the family of the dead in this case were going bazerk as if their son was not in the wrong. its fucking bullshit.

Again, that's an expected reaction. You can't fault the family, or the whole community. Also, you spelt berserk wrong.

 

[Zingy]

"He was good man. He was the best guy in the world,'' one relative, who did not wish to be named, told The Daily Telegraph outside the home.
"Everybody is so upset. It's a shock to all of us but that's part of life,'' he said.

Rofl. Animals.

 

[sam04u]

Rofl. Animals.

Obvious troll is obvious.
Try harder.

 

[Zingy]

Obvious troll is obvious.
Try harder.

Not really.

 

[sam04u]

Not really.

Ya Rly.

 

[Zingy]

Ya Rly.

If they got a job and tried to do something with their lives instead of "gang bangin" and "drug dealin" it wouldn't be "a part of life".

* 'they' being the people who attempted the robbery, I wasn't making a generalization.

 

[chicky_pie]

bigboyjames, at times I agree with you but you have this completely wrong.
Infact, I can remember clearly during the Cronulla Riots, which was in 2006 correct? That John Howard blamed Lebanese parents for the entire ordeal. If anything, it's that sort of alienation which contributes to this.

It's a combination of alienation and poverty. It's already been shown without a doubt that there is a correlation between poverty and crime. Irrespective of race, religion, creed, etc. Poverty = Crime. Another proven fact is alienation from society = Gangs. Groups of people coming together due to what they have in common. It's a natural reaction to alienation.


Okay... another one of these stories you've heard about but nobody else has. If my mum or dad saw me "fighting" with anyone I would of gotten a beating.
I'm sure you'll find that, that attitude is widespread amongst "Lebanese" parents.
You've been listening to one too many Howard rants.


Again, that's an expected reaction. You can't fault the family, or the whole community. Also, you spelt berserk wrong.

No, no, no do not blame John Howard, blame MTV and African American culture that they're trying to intimidate.

 

[sam04u]

If they got a job and tried to do something with their lives instead of "gang bangin" and "drug dealin" it wouldn't be "a part of life".

* 'they' being the people who attempted the robbery, I wasn't making a generalization.

Hey, you don't see me complaining. I'm just saying calling a person obviously in shock that answered a complicated question stupidly, whilst still traumatised, an animal, is uncalled for.

No, no, no do not blame John Howard, blame MTV and African American culture that they're trying to intimidate.

You think? I think most people will agree the African American culture has gone soft, and somewhat ghey. It's mostly just young kids shooting one another. If you're not a "young kid", that sort of culture is not attractive at all. Maybe the Latin American culture? That seems to be the last leg.

Either way. People join gangs due to alienation, not due to what music they listen to. People feel they don't "belong" so they look for somewhere to "belong".

 

[sam04u]

Exhibit A:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BEG5UHniRdE

and....

Exhibit B: (comedic)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YYfl43nX5gw

 

[Zingy]

Either way. People join gangs due to alienation, not due to what music they listen to. People feel they don't "belong" so they look for somewhere to "belong".

Truth.

 

[Garygaz]

Either way. People join gangs due to alienation, not due to what music they listen to. People feel they don't "belong" so they look for somewhere to "belong".

People join gangs because they want to exert their physical power over other people. Example: Lads. Scum of Australia. I feel a personal sense of worth when I see them get arrested or beaten up. Muahaha

 

[bigboyjames]

bigboyjames, at times I agree with you but you have this completely wrong.
Infact, I can remember clearly during the Cronulla Riots, which was in 2006 correct? That John Howard blamed Lebanese parents for the entire ordeal. If anything, it's that sort of alienation which contributes to this.


It's a combination of alienation and poverty. It's already been shown without a doubt that there is a correlation between poverty and crime. Irrespective of race, religion, creed, etc. Poverty = Crime. Another proven fact is alienation from society = Gangs. Groups of people coming together due to what they have in common. It's a natural reaction to alienation.


Okay... another one of these stories you've heard about but nobody else has. If my mum or dad saw me "fighting" with anyone I would of gotten a beating.
I'm sure you'll find that, that attitude is widespread amongst "Lebanese" parents.
You've been listening to one too many Howard rants.


Again, that's an expected reaction. You can't fault the family, or the whole community. Also, you spelt berserk wrong.

I agree with what you have to say. but at the end of the day, the way that Lebanese are viewed in the wider community IS 90% BECAUSE OF THEIR OWN ACTIONS. this will only change if the Lebanese change themselves. that is the truth. and to say this cannot be done is trash. LOL. your view that the Lebanese are financial struggling doesn't hold. what do you have to back that up? please show me some sort of statistic that suggest that the Lebanese community are financial worse off than any community in that same suburb.

great leaders like martin Luther king jr, brought together a community ten folds larger, ten times poorer and revolutionized African Americans in the united states.

at the end of the day, the Lebanese community represent Lebanese and the Muslim community as they are the largest Muslim community in Sydney. to deny this fact is bullshit and the way the wider community view Muslims will ONLY change once the Lebanese community change themselves.

what ive witnessed is some Lebanese don't help themselves and my main issue here is that they are not taking the opportunities available to them, in terms of education and employment. This is how the Jewish community managed to escape the daily intolerance of their community throughout Europe. The only thing the Lebanese youth ever do is abuse political correctness and play the "racist" card.