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curious-cat
11 Jun 14 13:16
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Boris has given permission for the Met to buy 3.

Even though the Home Office has banned their use.

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By:
hectoratoratora
When: 11 Jun 14 14:42
Convert them to sewage cannons,legal and effective.
By:
Stow_judge
When: 11 Jun 14 15:20
Better than rubber bullets and they had to respond to the riots. I doubt many law abiding citizens would have too many objections. I'd have been happier with the introduction of some proper deterrents including the birch!
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Angel Gabrial
When: 11 Jun 14 15:34
Peaceful protesters are law abiding citizens yet the introduction of kettling would make you think otherwise.

All you need is a few infiltrators to make a peaceful protest unlawful, an unlawful protest then into category of riot. Best not protest.

By the way Stow the vast majority of Londoners seem opposed to the plans for water cannon.
By:
curious-cat
When: 11 Jun 14 15:43
They have responded to legal marches by kettling ( which affects workers in that area trying to get from A to B) and killing a man who was not connected to the protest.

I look forward to seeing innocent old ladies being knocked over by forceful blasts of water.

Who wouldn't enjoy that ? Grin
By:
khyber kim
When: 11 Jun 14 15:46
Most of the protedtors in London will experience water for the first time in a long time.
By:
khyber kim
When: 11 Jun 14 15:46
protestors
By:
kincsem
When: 11 Jun 14 18:34
Give them a weapon, and they will use it.
By:
casemoney
When: 11 Jun 14 19:12
they must be expecting trouble from the masses ,how can this be The Tories have said the recovery is well on its way ?
By:
mange
When: 11 Jun 14 19:19
worried abt the thames drying up...........
By:
sideshowbob
When: 11 Jun 14 19:33
total overkil

if you go out in an evening when its warm, theres gangs out kids everywhere causing a nuisance. go out when its raining, never see a fecking one. theyre so hard, theyre all allergic to water. dont need a water cannon, a water pistol from the pound shop would do the job.
By:
sideshowbob
When: 11 Jun 14 19:35
they also hate anything that isnt "cool".

if you want to stop gangs hanging around somewhere, just rig up the lampost to play russ abbott's atmosphere all evening.
By:
call me a taxi
When: 12 Jun 14 00:45
Clean the streets of undesirables by adding detergent to the water.
By:
casemoney
When: 12 Jun 14 01:26
Yes ,aim it down Downing Street your guaranteed a hit ...
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