And another victim die's...

[Twist]

http://uk.news.yahoo.com/pressass/20080718/tuk-youth-16-held-in-stab-murder-hunt-6323e80.html

The artical explains about how another victim in London has been stabbed. The thing is, it's happening ALOT in London nowadays.

Is there some sort of gang nobody knows about?

Or are these just seemingly random killings?

If I ever find myself having to buy myself a house in London, I'm gonna get my azz experienced in Krav Maga first.

[The Dude]

Do you live in London by any chance?
Just asking out of curiousity.

Since guns are hard to come by here, every youth nowadays carries knives on them, but its more about intimidation and image then self defence.
Living in Peckham, very close to brixton *One of the shittiest towns in England* knife crime happens here on a daily basis its just not as frequently reported as other places of london *Quite frankly because its all gang related and its all to be expected*, there was a murder 100 metres down the road from where I live, but again, never reported on the news.
My brother also patrols around Brixton *in the Police* and has to respond to knife crimes all the time, 90% of ethnic minorities searched in Brixton and Peckham usually carry knives or some kind of assault weapon.

Around here its mostly gang and yobo related, its nothing about gangs nobody knows, coming from here theres multiple big gangs around here really recognisable by their respective colours etc.

[Twist]

I assumed it would be gang related. I wish the fucking police would just shoot every damn member associated with these moronic gang bastards. I hate 'em. Killing people for no reason whatsoever.

[Gradon]

Shit country.
Is all I can say.

[Nomad9026]

Shit country you say, than you should try to live in Ukrain. Than you'll change your mind.

[Gradon]

The interpretations of ones country is so different to others in another country.
One cannot comment on a country they never visited.
I'm sorry for my ignorance.

[Twist]

Shit country you say, than you should try to live in Ukrain. Than you'll change your mind.

What happens in Ukrain, Nomad9026?

I've never heard of this place you mention before...

[Nomad9026]

Nothing special, just a high level of crime, 2 times higher than in UK, for instance 2 weeks ago some dude all by himself stole 800 kg bronse bell from my city's central park, he was captured only the other day tryng to sell it. But I still like my country

[abbatoo]

Nothing special, just a high level of crime, 2 times higher than in UK, for instance 2 weeks ago some dude all by himself stole 800 kg bronse bell from my city's central park, he was captured only the other day tryng to sell it. But I still like my country

We have had similar crimes in Hungary, but an 800Kg bell...
How in the hell did he managed to steal it unnoticed? The guy's got guts, I'll give him that.
BTW, the 8th district in Budapest is one of the most notorious places in the country. Lots of frequent stabbings there.

[Helegad]

Australia's not too bad... I'm glad I live here.

[Twist]

Australia's not too bad... I'm glad I live here.

Lucky you. :]

I hate England. I mean, I like it as a country, ya' know, it's quite a pretty place to be honest, and I'm keen on learning of it's [brutal] history, but I just can't stand these disgusting yobs and gang members. [Although I'm not saying that all yobs are bad...].

[biohazard_star]

I'm kind of in the same situation as Nomad. Over here, poor people try to steal a lot of public-owned stuff on the streets like electrical wirings (when an electricity pole falls/blackout occurs), car tires, light bulbs (dark streets are dark) and even manhole covers. Then when some storm hits our country you see them on TV bawing their heads off asking for donations and crap, it kinda makes you feel ambivalent. So yea, the UK really isn't all that bad.

Anyway, first thing I'm going to do once I graduate from college is get out of this shit hole and take my family with me.

[SlurmsMackenzie]

Australia's not too bad... I'm glad I live here.

Yeah,but I'm not happy with the SA Governor General.