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Aggressive tw*ts, drunks who just won’t listen, I can handle them
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.
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.
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Flockhart wrote:
> Twistid wrote:
> and meanwhile the police are on my case for not wearing a seatbelt
> and
> smokin a bit of green.
>
> you are showing slight naivete here,gangs run drugs rackets,most
> crime is something to do with drugs.
Very true, but wouldnt that be solved by legalisation?
> Twistid wrote:
> and meanwhile the police are on my case for not wearing a seatbelt
> and
> smokin a bit of green.
>
> you are showing slight naivete here,gangs run drugs rackets,most
> crime is something to do with drugs.
Very true, but wouldnt that be solved by legalisation?
of course - I topped up my hatred when I found an excellent site on the net :
www.crimelibrary.com
It has all the details on many, many crimes. Until I read it on there, I'd only heard here-say and conjecture on what they did to him.
I'm not a macabré person or anything, I just try as hard as I can to understand why people do these sort of things. As yet I am still drawing a blank, and I suppose I should be happy about that.
In my opinion those two should have been put down like viscious dogs would be. It sickens me to the core that they now live the life of VIP's.
www.crimelibrary.com
It has all the details on many, many crimes. Until I read it on there, I'd only heard here-say and conjecture on what they did to him.
I'm not a macabré person or anything, I just try as hard as I can to understand why people do these sort of things. As yet I am still drawing a blank, and I suppose I should be happy about that.
In my opinion those two should have been put down like viscious dogs would be. It sickens me to the core that they now live the life of VIP's.
English_Bloke wrote:
> Twistid wrote:
> and meanwhile the police are on my case for not wearing a seatbelt
> and
> smokin a bit of green.
>
> Why don't you wear a seatbelt? I personally think it is idiocy.
You are most likely right but it is still my decision. I dont think a police officer has the right to tell me to wear one as this decision does not affect anyone else but me, and I see this as the basic idea of freedom? I am just using this as an example that SOME police officers have their priorities wrong and let power go to their head. I had no intention to turn this into an anit-police discussion :)
> Twistid wrote:
> and meanwhile the police are on my case for not wearing a seatbelt
> and
> smokin a bit of green.
>
> Why don't you wear a seatbelt? I personally think it is idiocy.
You are most likely right but it is still my decision. I dont think a police officer has the right to tell me to wear one as this decision does not affect anyone else but me, and I see this as the basic idea of freedom? I am just using this as an example that SOME police officers have their priorities wrong and let power go to their head. I had no intention to turn this into an anit-police discussion :)
ßora† SagdiyeV wrote:
> Two 10 year old boys can
> throw bricks at a baby boys head, gouge his eyes out, sexually molest
> him, then effectively cut him in half by putting him on the train
> tracks, and get a nice new life and identity, paid for by mister and
> missus taxpayer. What the hell?
With all sorts of perks.
That's a story that has disgusted me for many years.
You're talking about the Jamie Bulger case, yes?
His father is still hunting them down, and swears he'll kill them if he finds them.
> Two 10 year old boys can
> throw bricks at a baby boys head, gouge his eyes out, sexually molest
> him, then effectively cut him in half by putting him on the train
> tracks, and get a nice new life and identity, paid for by mister and
> missus taxpayer. What the hell?
With all sorts of perks.
That's a story that has disgusted me for many years.
You're talking about the Jamie Bulger case, yes?
His father is still hunting them down, and swears he'll kill them if he finds them.
> Fair enough, I wasn't serious about giving them a kicking
well i was, and i have
well i was, and i have
Cyclone wrote:
> Yes, nasty people should be punished, and badly, but kicking them in
> because it would make one feel better, some mini self-gratification
> that would in fact be punished by the same law that would get them,
> is not right.
Fair enough, I wasn't serious about giving them a kicking, it was just some indulgent fantasy - you've got to hate people who make it unsafe for your children to play outdoors, like they should be able to.
Of course I really believe they should be punished properly, but that's the thing, our justice system is so full of political correctness and red tape, that people are scared to punish people properly these days.
And I really don't think prison is effective enough a deterrant. It breeds criminals.
> Yes, nasty people should be punished, and badly, but kicking them in
> because it would make one feel better, some mini self-gratification
> that would in fact be punished by the same law that would get them,
> is not right.
Fair enough, I wasn't serious about giving them a kicking, it was just some indulgent fantasy - you've got to hate people who make it unsafe for your children to play outdoors, like they should be able to.
Of course I really believe they should be punished properly, but that's the thing, our justice system is so full of political correctness and red tape, that people are scared to punish people properly these days.
And I really don't think prison is effective enough a deterrant. It breeds criminals.
itdosent make you look ard, it merely puts your life in danger.
i stress the word merely to massively.
i stress the word merely to massively.
Twistid wrote:
> and meanwhile the police are on my case for not wearing a seatbelt and
> smokin a bit of green.
you are showing slight naivete here,gangs run drugs rackets,most crime is something to do with drugs.
> and meanwhile the police are on my case for not wearing a seatbelt and
> smokin a bit of green.
you are showing slight naivete here,gangs run drugs rackets,most crime is something to do with drugs.
ßora† SagdiyeV wrote:
> I think we're too lenient on people.
>
> Something Tony Martin said on telly struck a chord with me
> yesterday.
>
> "Some people think that anarchy is a lawless society - that is
> exactly what we have, anarchy."
>
>
Actually, what would be anarchy? Something like Haiti, where gangs go along and kill anyone who does not agree with them.
Hmmm. Vigilante or what?
> I think we're too lenient on people.
>
> Something Tony Martin said on telly struck a chord with me
> yesterday.
>
> "Some people think that anarchy is a lawless society - that is
> exactly what we have, anarchy."
>
>
Actually, what would be anarchy? Something like Haiti, where gangs go along and kill anyone who does not agree with them.
Hmmm. Vigilante or what?
Twistid wrote:
> and meanwhile the police are on my case for not wearing a seatbelt and
> smokin a bit of green.
Why don't you wear a seatbelt? I personally think it is idiocy.
> and meanwhile the police are on my case for not wearing a seatbelt and
> smokin a bit of green.
Why don't you wear a seatbelt? I personally think it is idiocy.
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