...you've given your city, Canada and hockey in general a black eye for the 2nd straight time (and possibly the 3rd time - I can't find any information about when the Islanders beat the Canucks) that your team has made it to the Stanley Cup finals.
Now I know, it's not everybody. The goons who started all of the violence and chaos last night are the minority but the few spoil it for the many. If I were living in Vancouver, I'd be ashamed. Hell, I'm ashamed to be considered the same species as those idiots who were burning cars, fighting and looting shops.
I'm not sure what's worse; the people who started it all or the people who just watched. There's a YouTube video floating around of two or three guys who stopped people from trashing a store only to have one of them swarmed. What the hell is wrong with people? The people who went home after or tried to stop this mess are the TRUE hockey fans!
If it's worse in 2011 than it was in 1994, what will future Cup runs be like? I'm terrified to be raising a child in this day and age knowing what kind of people are in the world.
Oh, and just where where the five-0? Good job showing up fashionably late. This isn't a cocktail party. The city is on fire, people are being stabbed, property is being destroyed and they mosey on into town like a sheriff from a western movie ready to take down Black Bart.
If 1994 has taught the police nothing, maybe it's time for Jimmy Chu (chief constable of the Vancouver police) to take a permanent vacation.
All I can say is thank goodness that Canada won the gold medal at the last Winter Olympics or all of British Columbia would likely be a smoldering wasteland.
Bravo, goon squad! Mission accomplished! Say cheese for the camera!
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/story/2011/06/16/bc-riot-thursday.html
https://twitter.com/#!/VancouverPD
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=219286898091948
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Now I know, it's not everybody. The goons who started all of the violence and chaos last night are the minority but the few spoil it for the many. If I were living in Vancouver, I'd be ashamed. Hell, I'm ashamed to be considered the same species as those idiots who were burning cars, fighting and looting shops.
I'm not sure what's worse; the people who started it all or the people who just watched. There's a YouTube video floating around of two or three guys who stopped people from trashing a store only to have one of them swarmed. What the hell is wrong with people? The people who went home after or tried to stop this mess are the TRUE hockey fans!
If it's worse in 2011 than it was in 1994, what will future Cup runs be like? I'm terrified to be raising a child in this day and age knowing what kind of people are in the world.
Oh, and just where where the five-0? Good job showing up fashionably late. This isn't a cocktail party. The city is on fire, people are being stabbed, property is being destroyed and they mosey on into town like a sheriff from a western movie ready to take down Black Bart.
If 1994 has taught the police nothing, maybe it's time for Jimmy Chu (chief constable of the Vancouver police) to take a permanent vacation.
All I can say is thank goodness that Canada won the gold medal at the last Winter Olympics or all of British Columbia would likely be a smoldering wasteland.
Bravo, goon squad! Mission accomplished! Say cheese for the camera!
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/story/2011/06/16/bc-riot-thursday.html
https://twitter.com/#!/VancouverPD
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=219286898091948
http://www.facebook.com/shareandidentify
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