Tough on Crime, Tough on the Causes of Crime - Page 3

acertun · 27-04-2010, 13:12

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Especially the leg that takes in the the crossing of English Channel

do you think he is a swimmer or sinker Jaysay

jaysay · 27-04-2010, 14:50

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Originally Posted by acertun

do you think he is a swimmer or sinker Jaysay

Don't give a stuff so long has he doesn't reach France

DaveinGermany · 26-02-2011, 19:12

This really will define were we are I think in relation to sovereign rule or puppets of Europe.

Murderers launch campaign for 'freedom' based on their human rights - Telegraph

jaysay · 27-02-2011, 10:32

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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany

This really will define were we are I think in relation to sovereign rule or puppets of Europe.

Murderers launch campaign for 'freedom' based on their human rights - Telegraph

Since when can murderers be classed as Human

garinda · 28-06-2011, 16:42

Did the Conservatives lie, before the election.

As post election, they don't exactly seem to be 'Tough on crime. Tough on the causes of crime'.

Hardly seems to be encouraging respect for our upholders of the law, when you can now call a policeman every name under the sun, without fear of even the slightest tap on the wrist.

Yobs get OK to swear at police officers | The Sun |News

Neil · 28-06-2011, 16:52

I know what you mean, look at this driver in the outside lane towing a trailer at about 90mph, how do I know, I was doing over 80 and he passed me.

Neil · 28-06-2011, 16:53

What about that stupid idea by a Darwen Cllr to allow not violent criminals to buy a shorter sentence?

garinda · 28-06-2011, 17:02

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Originally Posted by Neil

I know what you mean, look at this driver in the outside lane towing a trailer at about 90mph, how do I know, I was doing over 80 and he passed me.

I hope you weren't driving when you took that.

Must have been a left-hand drive car, right?

Otherwise they might decide to get tough after all, and prosecute you, for using a mobile whilst driving.

jaysay · 28-06-2011, 17:05

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Originally Posted by garinda

Did the Conservatives lie, before the election.

As post election, they don't exactly seem to be 'Tough on crime. Tough on the causes of crime'.

Hardly seems to be encouraging respect for our upholders of the law, when you can now call a policeman every name under the sun, without fear of even the slightest tap on the wrist.

Yobs get OK to swear at police officers | The Sun |News

I actually saw that in the Mail yesterday, but though better of putting the link on here, well it was the Mail the Suns sister paper

must be something to do with their human rights, ya know free speech and all that

garinda · 28-06-2011, 17:07

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Originally Posted by Neil

What about that stupid idea by a Darwen Cllr to allow not violent criminals to buy a shorter sentence?

Discussed this with my mum today, over lunch.

The stupidity of some people is quite astounding.

Yes, you can use all the dosh, you've aquired through committing crimes, and use it to buy less time in the clink.

Mind you, it'd have to be a very serious crime nowadays, even to warrant a custodial sentence.

jaysay · 28-06-2011, 17:07

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Originally Posted by garinda

I hope you weren't driving when you took that.

Must have been a left-hand drive car, right?

Otherwise they might decide to get tough after all, and prosecute you, for using a mobile whilst driving.

And at 80mph too

garinda · 28-06-2011, 17:09

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Originally Posted by jaysay

I actually saw that in the Mail yesterday, but though better of putting the link on here, well it was the Mail the Suns sister paper

must be something to do with their human rights, ya know free speech and all that

The Mail had a fuller story, but the Sun had a funnier take on it.

Though I could have had my pick of all the newspapers. As thankfully this ludicrous change in the law has been widely reported.

Neil · 28-06-2011, 17:23

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And at 80mph too

They you go again assuming the worst of everyone.

I just witnessed a crime. 2 kids just stole the string LCC have laid out so they can lay the cobbles level at the top of the street. These 2 kids were just dropped off at the gate, went for a walk around the park then left again and stole it as they left the park. i wonder what they were really looking for, maybe checking if the cobbles were loose still

You might laugh but if thats the way kids are brought up what will they be doing when they are older?

Neil · 28-06-2011, 17:24

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Originally Posted by garinda

The Mail had a fuller story, but the Sun had a funnier take on it.

Was too busy checking if any of the free Tesco coupons were for anything we buy

I did read about if from a tweet by the LET

Tealeaf · 28-06-2011, 17:41

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Originally Posted by Neil

They you go again assuming the worst of everyone.

I just witnessed a crime. 2 kids just stole the string LCC have laid out so they can lay the cobbles level at the top of the street. These 2 kids were just dropped off at the gate, went for a walk around the park then left again and stole it as they left the park. i wonder what they were really looking for, maybe checking if the cobbles were loose still

You might laugh but if thats the way kids are brought up what will they be doing when they are older?

Sounds like it's gypo kids who've swiped the string;they'll have run off to their dads with it in order they can measure up the amount of cobbles they'll be nicking over the next night or so. The same cobbles will probably be laid on the driveway of some London detached des-res within the next week.