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 beak  croydon 07 Feb 24 5.03pm |
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Originally posted by cryrst
So you agree to search more black kids because they are the prime driver in knife crime. Without prejudice it can be done but sadly because racism is the buzz word and it WILL be more black kids it won’t be done. I was very careful NOT to suggest what to do but feel that something must be done.
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| cryrst The garden of England 07 Feb 24 5.24pm |
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Originally posted by beak
I was very careful NOT to suggest what to do but feel that something must be done. So doing nothing is an option. Your very position is quite typical from all sides of the house. The truth hurts but normally sorts out problems from home to whole countries. Get off the fence and actually help cure the ills, don’t hide quietly behind a column nodding out of sight!
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PalazioVecchio  south pole 07 Feb 24 5.25pm |
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a lot of bad-boys are unfazed by that punishment and seem to wear a jail sentence like a badge of honour. whereas, say, bad-boy caught carrying a knife.....and the cops put his mum into prison for ONE WEEK, for the crime of failing to raise him properly.........Boom, the knife epidemic stops tomorrow. and of course, you would also punish the dad , if you could track him down......what percentage of knife criminals are from fatherless homes ? Edited by PalazioVecchio (07 Feb 2024 5.32pm)
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| beak croydon 07 Feb 24 8.23pm |
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Originally posted by cryrst
So doing nothing is an option. Your very position is quite typical from all sides of the house. The truth hurts but normally sorts out problems from home to whole countries. Get off the fence and actually help cure the ills, don’t hide quietly behind a column nodding out of sight! but feel that something must be done.Would you like to re-read. Edited by beak (07 Feb 2024 8.25pm)
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| cryrst The garden of England 07 Feb 24 8.30pm |
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Originally posted by beak
I was very careful NOT to suggest what to do but feel that something must be done. Beak you said previous that PM is paid to do something. Ok then he brings in sending back illegals and searching more black kids for knives guns and drugs. Basically what a lot would advocate but not say out of fear from reprisals etc. Do you think this would be the PM doing his job better ?
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HKOwen  Hong Kong 08 Feb 24 4.09am |
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Originally posted by beak
Sunak is the current Prime Minister,we cannot disinter Harold McMillan.So the buck stops with him.Knife crime is out of control and The Government must pass harsher penalties for perpetrators as they have in the U.S.A. Edited by beak (07 Feb 2024 12.27pm) I agree that punishment for knife crime needs to be harsher. Many offenders and killers are under 18, for carrying offences corporal punishment might be better to give a wake up call to some. Young offenders institutions ,more likely to guarantee a life of lawlessness. You cannot say Khan is blameless in this, although you do which is bizarre, he is in charge of the Met. By your logic the next PM will also be to blame by virtue of being PM.
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| PalazioVecchio south pole 08 Feb 24 11.16am |
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Originally posted by HKOwen
I agree that punishment for knife crime needs to be harsher. Many offenders and killers are under 18, for carrying offences corporal punishment might be better to give a wake up call to some. show us some examples from history & geography where that has worked. my personal favoured solution would be to not live in a neighbourhood with high knife crime. Cos you can punish them all you like....its still not safe to walk the streets, or around Betts Park, Penge. Or Johannesburg, or Kingston Jamaica.....whereas Tokyo is so safe you could sleep on the streets with your wallet sticking out your back pocket and not get robbed. are my opinions prejudiced or based on reality ? you decide.
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Forest Hillbilly  in a hidey-hole 08 Feb 24 12.19pm |
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Large prison sentences do not act as a deterrent. Because people never think they are going to get caught. Prison rarely rehabilitates. What prison does really well is keeping the scum away from harming normal people going about their lives.
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| PalazioVecchio south pole 08 Feb 24 1.26pm |
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Originally posted by Forest Hillbilly
Large prison sentences do not act as a deterrent. Because people never think they are going to get caught. Prison rarely rehabilitates. What prison does really well is keeping the scum away from harming normal people going about their lives. which is worse....a fecker with low impulse-control and low IQ, stabbing somebody in broad daylight. Surrounded by 100 cameras. Not wearing a mask and driving his own car while his mobile phone is on. or Delroy Grant....very sly, very sneaky, committing heinous crimes and mindful of forensic evidence and taking an eternity to catch.
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| beak croydon 08 Feb 24 1.33pm |
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Originally posted by HKOwen
I agree that punishment for knife crime needs to be harsher. Many offenders and killers are under 18, for carrying offences corporal punishment might be better to give a wake up call to some. Young offenders institutions ,more likely to guarantee a life of lawlessness. You cannot say Khan is blameless in this, although you do which is bizarre, he is in charge of the Met. By your logic the next PM will also be to blame by virtue of being PM.
I did NOT say that Khan is blameless but he is NOT in a parliamentary role where he can pass laws,however the Prime Minister and the majority party can,so yes you are correct I feel the buck stops with whoever the P.M. is.After all knife crime is a national scourge. Edited by beak (08 Feb 2024 5.04pm) Edited by beak (09 Feb 2024 9.56am)
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| HKOwen Hong Kong 08 Feb 24 10.36pm |
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Originally posted by PalazioVecchio
show us some examples from history & geography where that has worked. my personal favoured solution would be to not live in a neighbourhood with high knife crime. Cos you can punish them all you like....its still not safe to walk the streets, or around Betts Park, Penge. Or Johannesburg, or Kingston Jamaica.....whereas Tokyo is so safe you could sleep on the streets with your wallet sticking out your back pocket and not get robbed. are my opinions prejudiced or based on reality ? you decide. Singapore, Malaysia, caning instead of incarceration for less serious crimes has been successful in stopping reoffending.
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