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so apparently im going to be in tomorrow's 24 newspaper. Somoene keep an eye out for my name (andreas) |
I remember posting this guy right after the riots, lol. http://thedirty.wpengine.netdna-cdn....2011/06/96.jpg http://thedirty.wpengine.netdna-cdn....titled-230.jpg http://thedirty.wpengine.netdna-cdn....11/06/9999.jpg http://thedirty.com/2011/06/ashamed-of-my-people/ |
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anyone work out at the ubc birdcoop? pretty sure the camille chick works at the front desk there ... |
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How dare she change her story! Posted via RS Mobile |
halfer girls usually look hot/unique halfer guys look weak/timid lol |
http://virtualtours.northstudio.com/...ouver%20Riots/ 360 video from within the riots. I don't know how they did this but good job! |
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heres a couple fights from the riot i dont think ive seen in this thread |
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Think about it this way. Judging by the sheer amount of people that ignored the riot act (that includes our own RS members; you heard them too), there was just too many people that was not part of the riot that stayed as part of the crowd to either document or to live in the moment. Imagine if police used water hose on everyone as many have suggested; how many of you would have damaged equipment- phones, cameras, that would not be happy with the VPD. Shooting rubber bullets or rushing into the crowd with the riot police? Nah, a lot more would be angry at the police and might not even want to turn in the evidence they collected. The police did the absolute right thing this time, and only because of how technology evolved. They were calm in not aggravating the majority of the crowd, and then collect and use the information by the public afterwards for prosecution. |
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The Chief said things went well because the riot only lasted 3 hours. http://carlrules.com/images/seriously.jpg If that's really what they considered a success, then Vancouver was fucked to begin with. |
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A caller on the team 1040 the next day said his neighbour is VPD. His neighbour got home at 5am the day after being a part of the riot control and admitted they were way understaff due to one reason: The VPD requested permission to have more officers work game 7 (or maybe even the whole final run) but they were DENIED BY ROBERTSON due to budget reasons. So the VPD did what they could with what they had. Instead of having enough officer presence during the whole event, they had to bring in cops from all over the lower mainland when it was already too late. I hate how the VPD basically have been biting their tongue, covering for the Happy Planet loser, Robertson. |
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I just thought it was an interesting observation, that's all.. not saying much about it :) |
i think when most people say they are from "vancouver" they mean metro vancouver, which means every township/city that is listed in the 8 that were formally charged... |
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For the tiny little force they have after shits already went down, they did an ok job I give it that. Doesn't really matter though. Downtown Vancouver was doomed before the game was even began. |
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Reports say there was an estimated 400-500 officers downtown. But experts have said, even if there were 1000 officers downtown - with a crowd size of 100'000 - if things suddenly go sout (like it did that night), 1000 officers would not have been enough to quiet it down quickly. They would still have had to redeploy (like they did) in riot gear. Having 1000 officers already in riot gear within a giant crowd like that would just be asking for trouble. People don't understand what it's like for the police to try to handle a massive riot. Going up against the few who are causing the most amount of damage is useless. All you will do is just rile up the crowd, causing more violence and more agitated rioters. lets say you have 100 cops deployed together, but you're going against 1000 rioters - you will definitely be overwhelmed very, very quickly. It's almost like a battle - they disperse the crowd, so they get put into smaller crowds, where hopefully, people disperse. You can't just right away say, "they lit that car on fire, we need to stop that right now", but there are thousands of people surrounding it, watching it. |
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