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Newest Review: ... towards them are difficult to excuse. When asked whilst looting why he was doing it by a TV journalist, an offender replied ... more

 ... "Because it is fun". Another tried to justify his crime by saying he was getting back his taxes. A similar excuse was made for those questioned for destroying property - "It's insured". I don't know what is sadder the thought that these idiots might actually believe these excuses or the thought that they think it makes a good argument. The truth is some people need little excuse for doing terrible things. Some of these people have nihilistic philosophies to justify their actions whereas others...more

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BlackSwan
English Riots 2011: A Reflection on Violence (3837 words)
by - written on 25/01/12 (Very useful, 42 readings)
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I write this now as the proverbial and literal dust has completely settled over the England riots that held media and public attention from 6th to 10th August 2011. There is a reason for this. We are now past a time where the causes of these incidents and recriminations for those involved were being debated. What once felt like Armageddon has now become a small piece of violent history. We can now reflect without the knee-jerk reactions shaped by prejudices about the deterioration and decimation of society. Like the riots themselves, news on this event seemed to spread like a virulent disease touching everyone. They began in Tottenham taking in a large ...  Read the complete review