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| steve1984 31 Jan 19 10.48pm | |
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Originally posted by dannyboy1978
Look at crime in London, it's never been so bad!! I hope your enjoying the now, I prefurd the before I guess so did most who voted leave. You only need to look at Hogarth's pictures, read some Dickens or take a look at the history of Australia to see that you're wrong. It's frequently been this bad if not worse. PS is it only me who sees a wiggly red line under worms that I've misspelt? Edited by steve1984 (31 Jan 2019 10.55pm)
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Pussay Patrol  01 Feb 19 2.29am |
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Originally posted by steve1984
You only need to look at Hogarth's pictures, read some Dickens or take a look at the history of Australia to see that you're wrong. It's frequently been this bad if not worse. PS is it only me who sees a wiggly red line under worms that I've misspelt? Edited by steve1984 (31 Jan 2019 10.55pm) And of course Rise in crime has nothing to do with the cuts in police numbers I wonder if the tories will boost police numbers when the country is booming post Brexit? What do you think?
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 dannyboy1978  01 Feb 19 7.31am |
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol
And of course Rise in crime has nothing to do with the cuts in police numbers I wonder if the tories will boost police numbers when the country is booming post Brexit? What do you think? Bang on. And that's why I said that I don't blame foreigners. So whilst we are not spending the money I don't more mass immigration or freedom of movement but rather controlled immigration.
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| dannyboy1978 01 Feb 19 7.37am |
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Originally posted by steve1984
You only need to look at Hogarth's pictures, read some Dickens or take a look at the history of Australia to see that you're wrong. It's frequently been this bad if not worse. PS is it only me who sees a wiggly red line under worms that I've misspelt? Edited by steve1984 (31 Jan 2019 10.55pm) I'm wrong? Or it doesn't suit your narrative
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| Badger11 Beckenham 01 Feb 19 8.56am |
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Originally posted by steve1984
You only need to look at Hogarth's pictures, read some Dickens or take a look at the history of Australia to see that you're wrong. It's frequently been this bad if not worse. PS is it only me who sees a wiggly red line under worms that I've misspelt? Edited by steve1984 (31 Jan 2019 10.55pm) I love Hogarth Take a close look at the picture of Gin Lane it is horrific Hogarth was a satirist and was commenting on the evils of cheap gin. Beer street is the contrast sober and respectable people. The government eventually would tax cheap gin.
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| Badger11 Beckenham 01 Feb 19 9.16am |
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In an earlier post I joked that Brexit would never happen as MPs were being asked to cancel their holidays. Well some joke they are whining about it already: I appreciate that MPS especially from outside the south have to split their time between parliament and their constituency bu the amount of holiday they get is ridiculous. This all dates back to when MPs were farmers and country squires so the timetable was designed around the countryside. Its time for politicians to embrace the technology and modern working practices that they keep forcing on the rest of us. Last week the speaker announced a trial for proxy voting if you are pregnant. Good start but if have a terminal illness you still have to show up to vote. Another words a half baked solution. MPs should be given some leeway to vote remotely from their constituency e.g. working from home, millions of us do this. MPs should also embrace technology so whilst they are in London they could hold video sessions with their constituencies. And finally they should look at re-doing the timetable taking into account the modern life MPs live. As for their missing their ski holidays tough this is a matter of national importance. Just grow up most of us have had to cancel holidays because of some emergency in our work. If it costs them money I have no problem with them claiming that back on their expenses, they claim for everything else. Stop complaining and get on with the job you are paid to do.
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| Spiderman Horsham 01 Feb 19 9.22am |
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol
And of course Rise in crime has nothing to do with the cuts in police numbers I wonder if the tories will boost police numbers when the country is booming post Brexit? What do you think? Is probably correct. However add to this the insistence of the PC brigade (Ms Abbott et al) in getting rid of the power to "stop and search", this surely would have helped quell the increasing gang related stabbings/moped thefts happening in London
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| Stirlingsays 01 Feb 19 10.02am |
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Originally posted by SW19 CPFC
We lost that race. China is ahead of everyone when it comes to AI. And the gap is only growing, despite the best efforts of the west. IQ will win the AI race......Our leaders in the west have ensured that....despite us having had a large developmental lead over a single country like China.....we will lose this race.
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 Hrolf The Ganger 01 Feb 19 11.55am |
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Originally posted by Badger11
I love Hogarth Take a close look at the picture of Gin Lane it is horrific Hogarth was a satirist and was commenting on the evils of cheap gin. Beer street is the contrast sober and respectable people. The government eventually would tax cheap gin. Funny how the left are happy to compare the distant past when it comes to crime but object to it when it comes to poverty. The crime wave is caused by immigration make no mistake. No, it's not about the Tories. This is a pattern being repeated all over Europe.
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| steve1984 01 Feb 19 11.58am | |
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Originally posted by dannyboy1978
I'm wrong? Or it doesn't suit your narrative Your helpful link is to an article about 20th Century crime. Hogarth 1697-1764 So you're wrong. HTH.
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| Deleted11 01 Feb 19 11.58am | |
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I voted remain, having said that, I do understand the concerns that the leavers had/have. This is the problem with the politics we have; It's a system that is too old that does not keep up with the times. I hate voting for parties, because, it eventually pisses off 50% of the population. I would prefer a system where the population can vote on policies rather than a board of politicians to carry out whatever they want or something along those lines.
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| steve1984 01 Feb 19 12.00pm | |
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
Funny how the left are happy to compare the distant past when it comes to crime but object to it when it comes to poverty. Funny how the right consider the 19th Century to be the distant past.
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