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magily · 08-03-2009, 12:24

First off serious hunters have their guns licensed and locked up safely when not in use.

I cannot understand why anyone would want to have a gun, I would have no hesitation in letting the police know if I knew someone owned a gun illegally that would include my own family.

Sadly Accrington now sounds a very dangerous place to live. The fact that some of you personally have been victims of some violence is awful and I can appreciate how frustrated you must feel when it seems that the violence is escalating and the police cannot do a lot about it. 21yrs ago when I left England youth offenders were on a serious rise and there was a lot of debate about whether they should be tried as adults rather than young offenders. Clearly it did get worse.

Maybe I am wrong but I get the feeling that many people across the U.K would say they no longer feel safe regardless of where they live.

08-03-2009, 12:24	#82
magily Full Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Toronto Canada Posts: 115 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 47	Re: Appreciating Accrington First off serious hunters have their guns licensed and locked up safely when not in use. I cannot understand why anyone would want to have a gun, I would have no hesitation in letting the police know if I knew someone owned a gun illegally that would include my own family. Sadly Accrington now sounds a very dangerous place to live. The fact that some of you personally have been victims of some violence is awful and I can appreciate how frustrated you must feel when it seems that the violence is escalating and the police cannot do a lot about it. 21yrs ago when I left England youth offenders were on a serious rise and there was a lot of debate about whether they should be tried as adults rather than young offenders. Clearly it did get worse. Maybe I am wrong but I get the feeling that many people across the U.K would say they no longer feel safe regardless of where they live.