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Immature kids who shout “pig’s”, I can put up with.
People who argue over tickets “I’ve only been here I minute”, I can deal with.
These are all everyday occurrences and ones that although they can be slightly irritating, do not make my job nasty.
A 16-year-old who is pregnant with her second kid and has been slapped around.
Indecent pictures of children.
Elderly people who’ve been robbed.
These are the things that get me down.
> I agree with your way of thinking, ie a sex offender should have his
> balls cut off, but the trouble is innocent people are still
> convicted, and I think this would take us back to the times when
> innocent people were hanged for murder
So by the same logic a drunk should have his tongue cut out, shoplifers have hands chopped off... heh we'll keep on going until the UN sanctions our economy to dust...
> Peter Venkman wrote:
> So, your saying if every crime was solved using DNA and all the
> methods that we have available to us, there would be mistakes. Maybe
> 1 in a 1000 might be a mistake. The pros outway the cons by far.
>
> no, i think killing innocent people might be a rather large con.i'm
> only in favour in cases where there is absolutely no doubt
I understand that 100 years ago there would be mistakes made but with all the techology available now, the mistakes would be neglible and possibly non-existent.
And if these Laws were brought in, it would be more of a deterrent than a sentencing system.
> Twistid wrote:
> There are always mistakes, nothing can be perfect. And the chance
> of
> 1 in a 1000 might be low ubtil you become that 1.
>
> Well, don't be that 1 :P
>
> I'm sure if they used a lie detector as well that would prove your
> innocence.
lie detectors are easy to deceive if you know how
> Peter Venkman wrote:
> So, your saying if every crime was solved using DNA and all the
> methods that we have available to us, there would be mistakes. Maybe
> 1 in a 1000 might be a mistake. The pros outway the cons by far.
>
> no, i think killing innocent people might be a rather large con.i'm
> only in favour in cases where there is absolutely no doubt
or it might be a rather large con killing people,but it's not his fault if hes overweight.
> There are always mistakes, nothing can be perfect. And the chance of
> 1 in a 1000 might be low ubtil you become that 1.
Well, don't be that 1 :P
I'm sure if they used a lie detector as well that would prove your innocence.
> So, your saying if every crime was solved using DNA and all the
> methods that we have available to us, there would be mistakes. Maybe
> 1 in a 1000 might be a mistake. The pros outway the cons by far.
no, i think killing innocent people might be a rather large con.i'm only in favour in cases where there is absolutely no doubt
There's a... a....
Fairly intelligent, nay, *intelligent* discussion...occuring in Gen Chat!
IT'S A MIRACLE!
Why can't it always be like this?