London beheading

andwaahs · 05-23-2013, 04:19 PM

"Nobody witnessing the murder able to intervene (no legal firearms)... "

Exactly my thoughts to a co worker today, if this was the states there is a good chance the attackers would have been dealt with in some way, as there is still a culture of self defence and the defence of others under such circumstances. Here in Europe weapons in private ownership are pretty much taboo even for sport these days. and the population is so out of touch with real violence after a 30 year TV brainwashing that many simply walked on by minding their own business, One brave lady at least attempted to talk them out of harming anyone else, she must have been mad as there was no one going to step in if they turned on her, the bystanders would simply have recorded it on their Iphones.

05-23-2013, 04:19 PM	#4
andwaahs User Join Date: May 2012 Location: Norway Posts: 85 Thanks: 41 Thanked 14 Times in 9 Posts	"Nobody witnessing the murder able to intervene (no legal firearms)... " Exactly my thoughts to a co worker today, if this was the states there is a good chance the attackers would have been dealt with in some way, as there is still a culture of self defence and the defence of others under such circumstances. Here in Europe weapons in private ownership are pretty much taboo even for sport these days. and the population is so out of touch with real violence after a 30 year TV brainwashing that many simply walked on by minding their own business, One brave lady at least attempted to talk them out of harming anyone else, she must have been mad as there was no one going to step in if they turned on her, the bystanders would simply have recorded it on their Iphones.