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Obviously their are very strong feelings across the democratic world regarding the actions of yesterday.
Clearly there are extremist factions responsible who need to be brought to justice, and people harbouring them and funding them who also need to be punished.
However, the vast majority of people from all races would condemn the actions of yesterday. This is the work of mad extremists, not the work of the general public of any country or religion.
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Clearly there are extremist factions responsible who need to be brought to justice, and people harbouring them and funding them who also need to be punished.
However, the vast majority of people from all races would condemn the actions of yesterday. This is the work of mad extremists, not the work of the general public of any country or religion.
Please TAKE CARE not to allow your comments to be racist, and have a heart for those affected by avoiding any flippant comments or warmongering statements.
We are not prepared to allow anybody to use the forums to incite hatred of any form whatsoever.
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Wòókiee Møn§†€R wrote:
> Tony wrote:
> Ah yes - but we have a justice system instead,
> don't we.
Which is likely to lock you up longer for stealing a
> car than killing someone.
Which gives convicted murderes colour
> TV's, PlayStations and pool tables.
And which releases known and
> convicted terrorists in exchange for no more than a promise that
> arms will be surrendered.
That's not a 'justice' system in my
> eyes I'm afraid, Tony.
Being stuck with a Playstation for the rest of my life is justice to me.
> Tony wrote:
> Ah yes - but we have a justice system instead,
> don't we.
Which is likely to lock you up longer for stealing a
> car than killing someone.
Which gives convicted murderes colour
> TV's, PlayStations and pool tables.
And which releases known and
> convicted terrorists in exchange for no more than a promise that
> arms will be surrendered.
That's not a 'justice' system in my
> eyes I'm afraid, Tony.
Being stuck with a Playstation for the rest of my life is justice to me.
Wòókiee Møn§Ý€R wrote:
> Tony wrote:
> Ah yes - but we have a justice system instead,
> don't we.
Which is likely to lock you up longer for stealing a
> car than killing someone.
Which gives convicted murderes colour
> TV's, PlayStations and pool tables.
And which releases known and
> convicted terrorists in exchange for no more than a promise that
> arms will be surrendered.
That's not a 'justice' system in my
> eyes I'm afraid, Tony.
Well I don't disagree with any of that Wookiee, but the only way to change it is by democratic means.
My views expressed elsewhere - quite clearly there are too many softies in control (except when it comes to killing animals and then they go the other way).
> Tony wrote:
> Ah yes - but we have a justice system instead,
> don't we.
Which is likely to lock you up longer for stealing a
> car than killing someone.
Which gives convicted murderes colour
> TV's, PlayStations and pool tables.
And which releases known and
> convicted terrorists in exchange for no more than a promise that
> arms will be surrendered.
That's not a 'justice' system in my
> eyes I'm afraid, Tony.
Well I don't disagree with any of that Wookiee, but the only way to change it is by democratic means.
My views expressed elsewhere - quite clearly there are too many softies in control (except when it comes to killing animals and then they go the other way).
Yes Tony I have tryed to be careful because certain tradagies like this can spark emossions.
Wòókiee Møn§†€R wrote:
> Tony wrote:
> Ah yes - but we have a justice system instead,
> don't we.
Which is likely to lock you up longer for stealing a
> car than killing someone.
Which gives convicted murderes colour
> TV's, PlayStations and pool tables.
And which releases known and
> convicted terrorists in exchange for no more than a promise that
> arms will be surrendered.
That's not a 'justice' system in my
> eyes I'm afraid, Tony.
From the fingers of The Dogfather, I agree. I see countless people getting this 'treatment', because of a crime. That 2 year old murdered, well I don't really want to talk about it but you all know what happened. 50 years ago they'd have been hung, and for the better of society.
Tom
> Tony wrote:
> Ah yes - but we have a justice system instead,
> don't we.
Which is likely to lock you up longer for stealing a
> car than killing someone.
Which gives convicted murderes colour
> TV's, PlayStations and pool tables.
And which releases known and
> convicted terrorists in exchange for no more than a promise that
> arms will be surrendered.
That's not a 'justice' system in my
> eyes I'm afraid, Tony.
From the fingers of The Dogfather, I agree. I see countless people getting this 'treatment', because of a crime. That 2 year old murdered, well I don't really want to talk about it but you all know what happened. 50 years ago they'd have been hung, and for the better of society.
Tom
Tony wrote:
> Ah yes - but we have a justice system instead, don't we.
Which is likely to lock you up longer for stealing a car than killing someone.
Which gives convicted murderes colour TV's, PlayStations and pool tables.
And which releases known and convicted terrorists in exchange for no more than a promise that arms will be surrendered.
That's not a 'justice' system in my eyes I'm afraid, Tony.
> Ah yes - but we have a justice system instead, don't we.
Which is likely to lock you up longer for stealing a car than killing someone.
Which gives convicted murderes colour TV's, PlayStations and pool tables.
And which releases known and convicted terrorists in exchange for no more than a promise that arms will be surrendered.
That's not a 'justice' system in my eyes I'm afraid, Tony.
I'm simply saying that everything needs to be dealt with in a legal and rational manner.
Otherwise we become as barbaric as the perpetrators.
Otherwise we become as barbaric as the perpetrators.
Thats why I have been quite.
You would have been surprised how your drunk, cheese saying friend has been acting.
Surprised myself how goddam mature I have been.
You would have been surprised how your drunk, cheese saying friend has been acting.
Surprised myself how goddam mature I have been.
Tony wrote:
> Would this include England Football
>
> Hooligans?
I would gladly shoot them myself! They are a
> complete
> national disgrace.
Ah yes - but we have a
> justice system instead, don't we.
So they say Tony, from what I learn through the documentaries of BBC it shows that crime really does pay. Getting minimal sentences for fraud just because it was there first time. Sending them down for 4 years will make it their last.
And as for the football hooligans, really who is worse? Celebrating that your team has won (Palestines cheering about America) or causing chaos at the stadiums (The airplanes). All of this can be compared, but nothing can be forgotting about what happened yesterday and should never be forgotten.
Tom
> Would this include England Football
>
> Hooligans?
I would gladly shoot them myself! They are a
> complete
> national disgrace.
Ah yes - but we have a
> justice system instead, don't we.
So they say Tony, from what I learn through the documentaries of BBC it shows that crime really does pay. Getting minimal sentences for fraud just because it was there first time. Sending them down for 4 years will make it their last.
And as for the football hooligans, really who is worse? Celebrating that your team has won (Palestines cheering about America) or causing chaos at the stadiums (The airplanes). All of this can be compared, but nothing can be forgotting about what happened yesterday and should never be forgotten.
Tom
Wòókiee Møn§Ý€R wrote:
> Tony wrote:
> Would this include England Football
> Hooligans?
I would gladly shoot them myself! They are a complete
> national disgrace.
Ah yes - but we have a justice system instead, don't we.
> Tony wrote:
> Would this include England Football
> Hooligans?
I would gladly shoot them myself! They are a complete
> national disgrace.
Ah yes - but we have a justice system instead, don't we.
Tony wrote:
> Would this include England Football Hooligans?
I would gladly shoot them myself! They are a complete national disgrace.
> Would this include England Football Hooligans?
I would gladly shoot them myself! They are a complete national disgrace.
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