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Post by linda wallace on Mar 18, 2012 20:17:11 GMT 1
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Post by myfindhorn on Mar 18, 2012 21:26:37 GMT 1
its a sad time all around, peer pressure takes over all, its funny how hard it is for some to say.........NO
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Post by linda wallace on Mar 18, 2012 21:59:30 GMT 1
to think because of what they have done they have wasted all their lives and their futures.
i remember years ago if you heard of a murder it was something that was really strange, nowadays its so common
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Post by cloakedandhidden on Mar 19, 2012 3:22:35 GMT 1
to think because of what they have done they have wasted all their lives and their futures. i remember years ago if you heard of a murder it was something that was really strange, nowadays its so common Yet murders & other violent crime are at a 35 year low! I think it's because35 years ago, news was a lot let prevalent, and less "instant" - also, you only heard about local, or national. National would only be a murder if it was exceptional in some way (a child, or several people etc.), and local was very local; nowadays you hear about stuff from all over the world every minute of the day, so they seem more common (not to mention the media used to be responsible and not panic folks, nowadays it's open season)... yet still, the facts show, less violent crime now than at any point since the late seventies... |
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Post by samfregreenock on Mar 19, 2012 9:05:26 GMT 1
to think because of what they have done they have wasted all their lives and their futures. i remember years ago if you heard of a murder it was something that was really strange, nowadays its so common Yet murders & other violent crime are at a 35 year low! I think it's because35 years ago, news was a lot let prevalent, and less "instant" - also, you only heard about local, or national. National would only be a murder if it was exceptional in some way (a child, or several people etc.), and local was very local; nowadays you hear about stuff from all over the world every minute of the day, so they seem more common (not to mention the media used to be responsible and not panic folks, nowadays it's open season)... yet still, the facts show, less violent crime now than at any point since the late seventies... Yes indeed. Instant media reporting, plus sensationalism of what does happen is much more prevalent nowadays. Just look at how quick inverclydenow can sometimes get stuff online. The fear of crime figures are miles ahead of the actuality |
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Post by tiddles on Mar 19, 2012 14:51:07 GMT 1
I think what has changed is the nature of these crimes. In the past, murders were nearly always, 'accidental' or 'domestic' if that's the word. Now we have premeditated killing and random knife attacks. These little rodents asserted that they were only going to, 'teach him a lesson' but anyone who leaves their home or wherever with a knife to, 'teach a lesson' is guilty of a premeditated act. When you stab someone, you are fully aware that you might kill that person.
They will get laughable sentences and will be back on the streets when they are still young and they will be heroes to their fellow rodents. Premeditated murder should attract a minimum sentence of 40 years.
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Post by linda wallace on Mar 19, 2012 19:04:07 GMT 1
we think that when they go into prison its like a badge of honour for them.........SEE WHAT I DID....I AM A HARD MAN.....aye sure scum
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Post by rod2mc on Mar 20, 2012 15:32:13 GMT 1
I think we should be sending these wee feckers to the front line in Afghanistan TBH, they could walk in front of the vehicles/troops so as to protect them from IED's
Everyones a winner!!!!
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Post by tiddles on Mar 20, 2012 16:20:36 GMT 1
Rod, that is as good an idea as I've heard, make it so!
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Post by linda wallace on Mar 20, 2012 22:20:32 GMT 1
commander tiddles order them out to Afghanistan
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Post by tiddles on Mar 20, 2012 22:42:42 GMT 1
alas, my commission is long gone  |
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Post by linda wallace on Mar 20, 2012 22:49:56 GMT 1
well we are giving you the commission....commander
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