More violence in Dublin City

Degsy

starviewadams wrote: »

Fair enough that they pushed the two lads to the ground for hassling them,but there's really no need to be kicking the lad in the head when he's down on the ground,makes them no better then scumbags either,in my opinion.

Lika all animals these people are dangerous when wounded..let one get up off the ground and you could easily find yourself with a knife in your back.

Junkies might look harmless enough but they have no limits and pain doesnt affect them like ordinary people.

Chavways

Degsy wrote: »

Lika all animals these people are dangerous when wounded..let one get up off the ground and you could easily find yourself with a knife in your back.

Junkies might look harmless enough but they have no limits and pain doesnt affect them like ordinary people.

Junkies= Invincible Cyborgs in disguise.

christmas2012

What the gards need to do is move them on,this approach of moving them on (yes i know they end up on another area)..BUT ,it shows the junkies THERE BEING WATCHED,they mightnt be so brave comitting acts of violence with the gards (knowingly and known to them) actively watching them.They will have it in the backs of their minds when getting up to stuff..
Or they could go the zero tolerance approach and arrest them on the spot throw them into temporary custody for a few hours to cool off,theyd be needing their heroin so theyd be quick to move on themselves once they see the cops coming..

Gaspode

This bull**** happens in every city; you can kid yourselves it's a Dublin thing all you want, but scumbags are like rats and Man U fans, you're never more than 3 metres from one..

foxyboxer

beeroclock wrote: »

What? They were clearly on their way to do some charity work following a hard days labour and were set upon by thugs and used their brolly and bag of chips to defend themselves.
The reason they were wearing tracksuits was they intended to put in a swift few laps of the local running track before settling down for the night helping others in a local soup kitchen

Shame on you.

You should join the Law profession.

Cork Boy

christmas2012 wrote: »

What the gards need to do is move them on,this approach of moving them on (yes i know they end up on another area)..BUT ,it shows the junkies THERE BEING WATCHED,they mightnt be so brave comitting acts of violence with the gards (knowingly and known to them) actively watching them.They will have it in the backs of their minds when getting up to stuff..
Or they could go the zero tolerance approach and arrest them on the spot throw them into temporary custody for a few hours to cool off,theyd be needing their heroin so theyd be quick to move on themselves once they see the cops coming..

Where are we going to get these Gardai from?

Crude sums but here goes...

Population 4m
Gardai 12,000
Divide by 3 shifts
4,000 on duty at a a given time

So that's 1 garda per 1,000 people

Paddyfield

smash wrote: »

Seriously? I've lived in Dublin all my life and I rarely see scenes like this... Because I don't go to dodgy parts of the city!

If you're going to be showing people around, then don't bring them to shítholes. It's simple.

Rarely? So, you have seen it happen more than once over your life time?

I lived in Dublin for a year and never saw any violent crime being committed.

Son Of A Vidic

Referring back to the commentary heard in the video, can someone please tell me what they were supposed to be leaving out?

Degsy

Corvus Maximus wrote: »

Referring back to the commentary heard in the video, can someone please tell me what they were supposed to be leaving out?

The administration of the beating of course.

duckysauce

Corvus Maximus wrote: »

Referring back to the commentary heard in the video, can someone please tell me what they were supposed to be leaving out?

fighting :rolleyes:

Steffano2002

Don't know about you but it is hugely satisfying to see Anto getting his little knacker mouth shut. Horrible thing to witness "live" I'm sure but stil HUGELY satisfying!

Steffano2002

duckysauce wrote: »

fighting :rolleyes:

But Degsy said it so much better...

themandan6611

the other question that needs to be asked why the bluey scummer had Gaston with him

miller50841

Well captured video was delighted to see to absolute a** holes get what they need a good kicking. I understand the 2 big guys gave them a good going over but this could have saved them as I have had a lad flash a blade at me before on parnell square west cause he walked into me and I did'nt say sorry I still stood up to him and his pal dragged him on.. Not just making this up but it is getting worse out there sure there is no cop presence and they don't see have the stuff happening

Son Of A Vidic

duckysauce wrote: »

fighting :rolleyes:

Roll eyes why? I hope you didn't take my earlier post literally now did you?

Degsy wrote: »

The administration of the beating of course.

That's a relief, because I thought the repeated suggestions to "Leave it out" referred to a milk round delivery or something.

Thwip!

Corvus Maximus wrote: »

That's a relief, because I thought the repeated suggestions to "Leave it out" referred to a milk round delivery or something.

Na she just works for the bin collectors and was just reminding them to be sorted for the pickup...but it looks like those two guys already took out the trash

/grabs coat

Degsy

jpcarlow wrote: »

Na she just works for the bin collectors and was just reminding them to be sorted for the pickup...but it looks like those two guys already took out the trash

/grabs coat

I thought it was an ongoing argument about whether to provide Santa with a glass of milk on Christmas Eve or not.

Leftist

Paddyfield wrote: »

Rarely? So, you have seen it happen more than once over your life time?

I lived in Dublin for a year and never saw any violent crime being committed.

I've socialised as an adult in Dublin since 2000 and lived in the city centre for years.

Saw two fights. Two auld ones pulling the hair of another auld one outside a pub in rathmines and a bunch of trendy college gimps, trying to fight, outside one of those trendy camden street bars. The one close to bleedin horse.

never seen young lads in tracksuits fighting. Not once.

Theboinkmaster

Leftist wrote: »

I've socialised as an adult in Dublin since 2000 and lived in the city centre for years.

Saw two fights. Two auld ones pulling the hair of another auld one outside a pub in rathmines and a bunch of trendy college gimps, trying to fight, outside one of those trendy camden street bars. The one close to bleedin horse.

never seen young lads in tracksuits fighting. Not once.

you're in the minority then I'm afraid.

Monty Burnz

Theboinkmaster wrote: »

you're in the minority then I'm afraid.

Or, more likely, a fabulist.

Leftist

Theboinkmaster wrote: »

you're in the minority then I'm afraid.

incorrect. You are suggesting the majority of people living in dublin have at some point witnessed a street brawl involving young men. Based on absolutely no evidence or proof to back it up.

Monty Burnz

Leftist wrote: »

incorrect. You are suggesting the majority of people living in dublin have at some point witnessed a street brawl involving young men. Based on absolutely no evidence or proof to back it up.

Why don't you tell us more about your cousin's friends and how they tracked down the groper? That was a great story.

Leftist

Monty Burnz wrote: »

Why don't you tell us more about your cousin's friends and how they tracked down the groper? That was a great story.

why don't you add something interesting to the conversation, or any conversation instead of going around sneering and thanking posts that suit your little agenda?

Monty Burnz

Leftist wrote: »

why don't you add something interesting to the conversation, or any conversation instead of going around sneering and thanking posts that suit your little agenda?

I think there's only one poster here making up stuff to push their agenda, and the clue is the poster's name.

Morlar

Leftist wrote: »

incorrect. You are suggesting the majority of people living in dublin have at some point witnessed a street brawl involving young men. Based on absolutely no evidence or proof to back it up.

If you live in A) and work in and travel the same narrow path each day it's possible that in your life you have never seen a streetfight in Dublin.

If you go beyond that narrow band of experience you will see trouble fairly easily.

I have seen trouble in the streets of Dublin many, many, many times & I am not even in town that much thesedays. I really find it hard to believe that you could live in, or work in, or socialise regularly in Dublin City centre and not have seen a streetfight.

Leftist

Monty Burnz wrote: »

I think there's only one poster here making up stuff to push their agenda, and the clue is the poster's name.

one of the core requirements an individual is expected to make before being accepted as an adult, with the capacity to think beyond the basic childlike elements of associations, is to consider real evidence available to a subject before jumping to completely mindless observations.

ie: tracksuit = bad person.
camera begins with young man advancing = he must have started it
left in a username = bleedin heart liberal.

Do you see what i'm getting at? you need to work harder and not be so careless. It's embarrasing.

Leftist

Morlar wrote: »

If you live in A) and work in and travel the same narrow path each day it's possible that in your life you have never seen a streetfight in Dublin.

If you go beyond that narrow band of experience you will see trouble fairly easily.

I have seen trouble in the streets of Dublin many, many, many times & I am not even in town that much thesedays. I really find it hard to believe that you could live in, or work in, or socialise regularly in Dublin City centre and not have seen a streetfight.

I wrote I saw two streetfights, between middle aged women and between college age, middle class boys. Both were hilarious.

Almost got in two fights myself through drunken middle aged idiots trying to be hard but never once saw young dublin males involved.

Degsy

Leftist wrote: »

one of the core requirements an individual is expected to make before being accepted as an adult, with the capacity to think beyond the basic childlike elements of associations, is to consider real evidence available to a subject before jumping to completely mindless observations.

ie: tracksuit = bad person.
camera begins with young man advancing = he must have started it
left in a username = bleedin heart liberal.

Do you see what i'm getting at? you need to work harder and not be so careless. It's embarrasing.

Have you ever encountered people like the scumbags in the video?

I see them all the time and its thier behaviour rather than their dress that enables people to generalise about them...they're nothing but an anti-social menace.

FutureGuy

Classic video, deserved every punch, takedown, hammerfist and kick they got. I have to laugh at the people here defending the scumbags...

It's so hilarious, in fact, that I'm gonna spunk my 5,000 post on boards.ie on it!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AXfUrT0mthU

Monty Burnz

Leftist wrote: »

Do you see what i'm getting at? you need to work harder and not be so careless. It's embarrasing.

What's embarrassing is you making up a story about a video to suit your own agenda, then complaining when someone points this out.