Stabbing(s) Manchester Arndale !!

[basil6345789]

I saw a better clip on TV where he raised his head and my guess would be that his genes are from East Africa-Sudan, Somalia area but time will tell whether the man is a terrorist or suffering from mental health problems as well as if the former, his origins.

Manchester becoming a mini-London - very unfriendly place throughout and full of all kinds of undesirables. Not going there again.

[AlargeClaret]

I was there other weekend stayed at Salford keys bang on it was. Went into piccadilly gardens to greggs Sunday morning. Bouncers on doors he said 3 greggs and only 2 bouncers to cover 3 shops .spice heads robbing on a daily basis. Someone was arested while I was outside. Homeless spice addicts everywhere .

Piccadilly gardens has been a roughhouse since the early 70’s and was fecking horrific in the 80’s n 90’s. Always has rough sleepers and no matter what they try and do to the “ square” it attracts the real low life’s especially after dark every city has one but this is Manchester’s @rsehole for sure

[Sproggy]

It's getting worse. I work near Piccadilly Gardens and either walk there from Victoria off the first train in from Burnley or drive in and walk through the Northern Quarter at about 0630. The number of rough sleepers is ridiculous now on the walk from Victoria (usually beaten only by the piles of fresh vomit), and the NQ that early in the morning is a real sh!thole - it's unusual if i don't see a few rats scurrying for cover on the walk across. I was thinking of getting a flat in town for a while but I'll stick to the commute.

[tim_noone]

Manchester becoming a mini-London - very unfriendly place throughout and full of all kinds of undesirables. Not going there again.

I'd guess the attacks in Manchester are unrelated to terrorism...every one seems to be on Drugs...London seems to have imported a Lot of families from war torn countries where violence is the norm.safety in numbers could be promoting gang culture from different ethnic backgrounds IMO.

[Grumps]

It's getting worse. I work near Piccadilly Gardens and either walk there from Victoria off the first train in from Burnley or drive in and walk through the Northern Quarter at about 0630. The number of rough sleepers is ridiculous now on the walk from Victoria (usually beaten only by the piles of fresh vomit), and the NQ that early in the morning is a real sh!thole - it's unusual if i don't see a few rats scurrying for cover on the walk across. I was thinking of getting a flat in town for a while but I'll stick to the commute.

Fortunately I've never been in the position, so know little about it, but with our social benefits etc, is there a need to sleep rough, or is it by choice?

[Funkydrummer]

Charged with terror offences.

[mdd2]

Also sectioned under the MH act

[tim_noone]

Charged with terror offences.

Fake news.....

[Bin Ont Turf]

Also sectioned under the MH act

Another lump of shite being funded.

[mdd2]

Another lump of shite being funded.

If the man is psychotic perhaps you would like to resurrect the management of severe mental illness as developed by the author of Mein Kampf

[Bin Ont Turf]

If the man is psychotic perhaps you would like to resurrect the management of severe mental illness as developed by the author of Mein Kampf

There are always many excuses made for folk being evil.

[Siddo]

Manchester becoming a mini-London - very unfriendly place throughout and full of all kinds of undesirables. Not going there again.

On the flip side, we go to Manchester around once or twice a month. Sometimes shopping, sometimes for a few beers and some food. Never seen any trouble, everyone is friendly, and always a good atmosphere. Let's not make our world smaller thanks to one or two idiots. I have felt more threatened in Burnley at times than I ever have in Manchester, London or many big cities abroad.

[Bordeauxclaret]

Fortunately I've never been in the position, so know little about it, but with our social benefits etc, is there a need to sleep rough, or is it by choice?

I suspect the amount of people who make a choice to sleep outside on a concrete floor is pretty minimal.

[Lancasterclaret]

Love these threads!

[Steve1956]

A great city.....ruined by $cum

[Steve-Harpers-perm]

Fortunately I've never been in the position, so know little about it, but with our social benefits etc, is there a need to sleep rough, or is it by choice?

Can’t decide whether you are on the wind up or you are actually being genuine.

[Swizzlestick]

Love these threads!

You can predict the plankton who’ve contributed before opening the thread.

[tim_noone]

Can’t decide whether you are on the wind up or you are actually being genuine.

I think serious... Some people for whatever reason choose to be homeless.

[fidelcastro]

Can’t decide whether you are on the wind up or you are actually being genuine.

Given his recently expressed views on historic child abuse, I think he's genuine.

[fidelcastro]

I think serious... Some people for whatever reason choose to be homeless.

Which people?

[tim_noone]

Which people?

Erm.... The Homeless if the documentaries are to be believed....from the Horses mouth so to speak. Manchester featured one such documentary.

[fidelcastro]

Erm.... The Homeless if the documentaries are to be believed....from the Horses mouth so to speak. Manchester featured one such documentary.

You're gonna have to be more specific than that, otherwise I might think you've just made that up.

[tim_noone]

You're gonna have to be more specific than that, otherwise I might think you've just made that up.

I don't have to be Anything... But a "few"people that are Homeless do it as a way of life. Like you I'm aware it's a Massive problem and as a regular visitor to stratford E15 it's sad to see dozens bedded down for the night in the Shopping centre. Incidentally where the young boy got stabbed to death a couple of days ago.

[fidelcastro]

I don't have to be Anything... But a "few"people that are Homeless do it as a way of life. Like you I'm aware it's a Massive problem and as a regular visitor to stratford E15 it's sad to see dozens bedded down for the night in the Shopping centre.

Really? What are they getting out of this "way of life"?

[Devils_Advocate]

Really? What are they getting out of this "way of life"?

There's some people who just cant cope with responsibilities and self control needed to get off the streets and manage a basic lifestyle that is needed to keep a roof over their head.

Dont misunderstand Im not saying this people set out to want to live on the streets and that was their choice. Life will have f*cked them up good and proper for them to get in this state and whist some of this might be self-inflicted as a country we really dont do enough to support and help people right at the bottom to stop them falling this far down.

Still the point I think Tim makes is that some of now become almost institutionalised to street living and no matter what we try and do to help them this is ultimately what they'll default to.

This will though be a minority and we really need to try and improve as a society how we stop people ending up on the streets and how we get them back into accommodation when they are homeless

[Grumps]

Given his recently expressed views on historic child abuse, I think he's genuine.

What views, the ones where I said child abuse was wrong? Carnt see owt wrong with that...