Mob rule on the streets of Britain

gusmac · **Posted:** Thu Aug 18, 2011 8:19 pm

Quote:

lets remember that people died due to these riots, businesses were destroyed, and ordinairy families terrorised

The same could be said of many of the countless criminal acts committed every day of the week.

These people are being made an example of because these riots shook the establishment.
It has nothing to do with justice.

Brummie Cabbie · **Posted:** Thu Aug 18, 2011 9:07 pm

blackpool wrote:

oh your all heart,you almost sound like you know what your talking about :lol:

You've got it in one!!!

Brummie Cabbie · **Posted:** Thu Aug 18, 2011 9:09 pm

grandad wrote:

wannabeeahack wrote:

there are some aspects of sharia law i can go along with, like hand-chopping for thieves, i can only imagine rapsts get worse...

Yes, they have already lost an I.

Well spotted.

:lol:

Brummie Cabbie · **Posted:** Thu Aug 18, 2011 9:10 pm

blackpool wrote:

Punishment yes banging them up at the first instance no.Why dont we just go to the good old days and send em up chimneys,then national service ffs,or do you prefer the removing of limbs :roll:

Now you're talking!!!

Brummie Cabbie · **Posted:** Thu Aug 18, 2011 9:13 pm

cabby john wrote:

Quote:

lets remember that people died due to these riots, businesses were destroyed, and ordinairy families terrorised

One shoe does not fit all.

That's why we have cobblers!!!

blackpool · **Joined:** Wed Sep 30, 2009 10:37 pm **Posts:** 2406

A lot of these sentences are a knee jerk reaction from cameron and his cronies,do you really think it will put them off future criminality,more likely to make them into hardened criminals.There has to be punishment but it has to be fair,some of these sentences are far from that.

Brummie Cabbie · **Posted:** Thu Aug 18, 2011 9:14 pm

gusmac wrote:

Quote:

lets remember that people died due to these riots, businesses were destroyed, and ordinairy families terrorised

The same could be said of many of the countless criminal acts committed every day of the week.

These people are being made an example of because these riots shook the establishment.
It has nothing to do with justice.

So what is justice in your opinion?

blackpool · **Joined:** Wed Sep 30, 2009 10:37 pm **Posts:** 2406

Its pretty obvious to me that most peoples view would be "lets shoot em"But when you treat people like [edited by admin] theyll come back and bite.The guy that got shot by the police was probally as much a starting point as any.Do you ever see the police held to account for these sort of things,do you f@ck!You could send in the army and imprison everyone of them and still not solve any of the problem.

wannabeeahack · **Posted:** Thu Aug 18, 2011 10:03 pm

3 young men were buried in Birmingham today

I think knee-jerks are a good thing sometimes

Skull · **Joined:** Thu Feb 10, 2005 4:54 am **Posts:** 10460

wannabeeahack wrote:

3 young men were buried in Birmingham today

I think knee-jerks are a good thing sometimes

You've got to be having a fu*king laugh. You positively salivate over those locked up for writing on Face Book, and now, you jerk yourself off over knee-jerk reactions. All of this, from the man who won't allow his racist comments to be judged by councillors.

What a piece of [edited by admin]. :roll:

gusmac · **Posted:** Fri Aug 19, 2011 3:37 am

Brummie Cabbie wrote:

gusmac wrote:

Quote:

lets remember that people died due to these riots, businesses were destroyed, and ordinairy families terrorised

The same could be said of many of the countless criminal acts committed every day of the week.

These people are being made an example of because these riots shook the establishment.
It has nothing to do with justice.

So what is justice in your opinion?

A legal system which is not subverted by politicians and treats everyone equally and fairly

Brummie Cabbie · **Posted:** Fri Aug 19, 2011 5:44 am

gusmac wrote:

Brummie Cabbie wrote:

gusmac wrote:

Quote:

lets remember that people died due to these riots, businesses were destroyed, and ordinairy families terrorised

The same could be said of many of the countless criminal acts committed every day of the week.

These people are being made an example of because these riots shook the establishment.
It has nothing to do with justice.

So what is justice in your opinion?

A legal system which is not subverted by politicians and treats everyone equally and fairly

And that's what we have in the UK!!!

Compare countries like Syria, Yemen, Saudi Arabia, to name but a few and then criticise our legal system and sentencing powers.

Don't forget that all maximum sentences are laid down in written sentencing guidelines for the courts in the UK.

gusmac · **Posted:** Fri Aug 19, 2011 11:33 am

Brummie Cabbie wrote:

And that's what we have in the UK!!!

No it isn't
The swift and harsh justice we have seen this week proves otherwise.
If you still believe that, you are seriously deluded.

It's not so long since the goverment were interfering in the judicial process to allow all sorts of scumbags out early and to ensure the courts handed out non custodial sentences, because the country couldn't afford to lock up so many people.
Now, under political pressure, they can lock people up for stealing water and doughnuts :shock:

FFS.

Compare that with this case and tell me where the justice is.
http://www.taxi-driver.co.uk/phpBB2/vie ... highlight=
If the same heavy hand had dealt with these scrotes, they wouldn't have seen the light of day for 10 years.
Instead they loose a few days pay and have to scrub graffitti or paint OAP's houses for a few hours a week.

Quote:

Compare countries like Syria, Yemen, Saudi Arabia, to name but a few and then criticise our legal system and sentencing powers.

These countries don't pretend to be democracies with a judiciary that is free from political interference.

grandad · **Joined:** Tue Apr 03, 2007 11:27 pm **Posts:** 20130

gusmac wrote:

Brummie Cabbie wrote:

And that's what we have in the UK!!!

No it isn't
The swift and harsh justice we have seen this week proves otherwise.
If you still believe that, you are seriously deluded.

It's not so long since the goverment were interfering in the judicial process to allow all sorts of scumbags out early and to ensure the courts handed out non custodial sentences, because the country couldn't afford to lock up so many people.
Now, under political pressure, they can lock people up for stealing water and doughnuts :shock:

FFS.

Compare that with this case and tell me where the justice is.
http://www.taxi-driver.co.uk/phpBB2/vie ... highlight=
If the same heavy hand had dealt with these scrotes, they wouldn't have seen the light of day for 10 years.
Instead they loose a few days pay and have to scrub graffitti or paint OAP's houses for a few hours a week.

Quote:

Compare countries like Syria, Yemen, Saudi Arabia, to name but a few and then criticise our legal system and sentencing powers.

These countries don't pretend to be democracies with a judiciary that is free from political interference.

What punishments would you like to have seen handed out?

gusmac · **Posted:** Fri Aug 19, 2011 12:30 pm

grandad wrote:

gusmac wrote:

Brummie Cabbie wrote:

And that's what we have in the UK!!!

No it isn't
The swift and harsh justice we have seen this week proves otherwise.
If you still believe that, you are seriously deluded.

It's not so long since the goverment were interfering in the judicial process to allow all sorts of scumbags out early and to ensure the courts handed out non custodial sentences, because the country couldn't afford to lock up so many people.
Now, under political pressure, they can lock people up for stealing water and doughnuts :shock:

FFS.

Compare that with this case and tell me where the justice is.
http://www.taxi-driver.co.uk/phpBB2/vie ... highlight=
If the same heavy hand had dealt with these scrotes, they wouldn't have seen the light of day for 10 years.
Instead they loose a few days pay and have to scrub graffitti or paint OAP's houses for a few hours a week.

Quote:

Compare countries like Syria, Yemen, Saudi Arabia, to name but a few and then criticise our legal system and sentencing powers.

These countries don't pretend to be democracies with a judiciary that is free from political interference.

What punishments would you like to have seen handed out?

Whatever was appropriate to the offences for which the accused were convicted.
Not what was called for by a government with brown trousers.

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