bail hostel
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Things such as prisons have to be built, they have to go somewhere. Bail hostels also have to go somewhere. The least the planners could do is consult the locals.
My answer to the problem would be that everyone forego early release, if you get 10 years you serve 10 years, to the very day. I would also make prisons a harsher place to be, with in-mates at least four to a cell, that would at least double the prison capacity in an instant. Sod the human rights issue, those rights should be dispensed with when you transgress the rules of your society.
My answer to the problem would be that everyone forego early release, if you get 10 years you serve 10 years, to the very day. I would also make prisons a harsher place to be, with in-mates at least four to a cell, that would at least double the prison capacity in an instant. Sod the human rights issue, those rights should be dispensed with when you transgress the rules of your society.
Wonder what he is onbe careful mate, yer talking sense.
Wonder what he is on
Just me normal Carling honest...it can't have kicked in yet
will no doubt be talking utter nonsense within ten minutes 
Well done, most intelligent post you've ever made, and I agree with you entirely.
And so you should...lets get back on topic.
Some if not all posters on this website are serious in their convictions.
There is plenty of room in the wastelands of Scotland or the Valleys of Wales to accomodate these waisters....plenty of sheep for company etc..etc..etc.
and now I'm being or trying to be funny to a subject which is not funny.
What do we do with them?.........London is full....cull?....out of the question......Siberia...........I wish.
The amount of money the Government are extracting from the British public in taxes direct and indirect should be sufficient to provide secure housing for these people.
There must be some way, and I am not sure, and it seems nor are the government, of addressing this problem.
As old as I am (which seems to be a reference point for the smart arses to pick up on) I have two Grandchildren who live in Lancashire and would hate to have them subjected to, or threatened by the presence of these
preditors or criminals in their everyday life.
Ok I believe you millions wouldn'tJust me normal Carling honest...it can't have kicked in yet
Oh no, ya can't be too hard on the poor criminals, they might actually think they done somet wrong
thats the no1 problem with society today, too many focus on the wrongdoers n no buggar focuses on the victims or the public.Oh no, ya can't be too hard on the poor criminals, they might actually think they done somet wrong
Well I shouldn't really comment after the situation I was put in, in January, I'd say nuke em all
lolObviously not really
Perhaps being part of the E.U. we could let you have them?
You feeling smug in your little Spanish Ghetto, away from the woes of us ordinary folk, I have my own Grand childer, I want them to grow up and be happy here, not have to pretend they will have a better life coming to them somewhere else once they've fleeced their neighbours, I'll stay and fight for their future which must be better off because you aren't in it!
(Please, Please, prove me wrong instead of advising from miles away come back and fight for you own children's, children!).
Well I shouldn't really comment after the situation I was put in, in January, I'd say nuke em all
Obviously not really
Were you a victim then ?
Oh my goodness so you better than any of us can relate to it
I hope the experience wasn’t too stressful. Sounds like perhaps you feel that the perpetrator was taken better care of than yourself, was that the case or am I just making assumptions ?
Oh my goodness so you better than any of us can relate to it
Quite lucky compared to some people really, I never got hurt, not physically anyway. The knife pointed in my side is just always in my mind
Still can't work on my own
But it won't always be like that, I've come on loads since it happened
They never caught them, but if they had, what would be the point
good lass, glad yer comin to terms a bit.
