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Listed below are comments made by CHILLIMONTGOMERY between Sunday, 12th July 2009 and Sunday, 12th July 2009.

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What would you do with your plinth moment? 1:36pm on 12 Jul 2009 I wish I was closer to Trafalger Sq to have been able to enjoy this show, maybe even have taken part in this.
Is there a no go area in being controversial?
I mean, it appears to be the one way up, be controversial and you get recognised.
However on the subject of art I have other reservations....
At the age of 13 I was given an opportunity to decide what I wanted to do career wise. I chose art because I enjoyed art, (in the way 13 year olds do) and I ruined my academic career thereafter, forever after.

You ruined my life ART-

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Challenging gang culture 12:03pm on 12 Jul 2009 Mark Easton appears to speak fondly of Muslims by comparing them to these unfortunate young minds who appear to be killing and fighting each other for no reason other than Reputation, Street Cred, and Respect.

Yet if he did some real investigative journalism and research, or even used some straightforward logic, he would realise that only in exceptionally rare circumstances in the UK or Islamic countries do you get real Muslims acting in this mindless vandalistic, gangland manner.

I mean how many Muslims have been accused of stabbing another youth to death simply for "Slipping" or for turf warfare?

The media portrays Muslims in a harsh light however the facts say otherwise. Mark easton appears to jump on this band wagon in order to gain support for this otherwise decent article.

Noone can deny terrorism exists, be it by the hands of those who call themselves Muslims, or Evangelists or Zionists, or Atheists, or Hindus, Sikhs, State sponsored etc etc, However any "Terrorist" will have an argument that has far more credibility than Street Cred and Respect.

One mans terrorist is another mans freedom fighter.

This gangland rubbish is not comparable to international injustices, regardless of whos affected and who is committing them.

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