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Are we too soft on gangs and violent offenders… should violent offenders be systematically broken as human beings until their compliance is unquestioning and then rehabilitate them? If you can pair a crime to a punishment add it in the thread…i’ll start…
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over a year ago
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"Are we too soft on gangs and violent offenders… should violent offenders be systematically broken as human beings until their compliance is unquestioning and then rehabilitate them? If you can pair a crime to a punishment add it in the thread…i’ll start…
Parking in a disabled spot - car confiscated and crushed…. Unless you’re disabled obviously!! "
What? Car crushed is a bit harsh  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Career criminals aren't really a problem they really like to keep out of the news drug gangs and what they call petty crime is the real problems I'd definitely increase and engage with them more and earlier.but to answer fly tipping lose van house and any money or benefits. |
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"Are we too soft on gangs and violent offenders… should violent offenders be systematically broken as human beings until their compliance is unquestioning and then rehabilitate them? If you can pair a crime to a punishment add it in the thread…i’ll start…
Parking in a disabled spot - car confiscated and crushed…. Unless you’re disabled obviously!!
What? Car crushed is a bit harsh "
 tough on crime they wont reoffend in that vehicle thats for sure.. and it sends a message to other cads and rogues who thumb their nose at societal norms!!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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People walking on the street infront of you, who stop dead in their tracks and turn to go the other way without looking should have their legs chopped off.
Or maybe like a fine or something |
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By *aizyWoman
over a year ago
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Queue jumpers. Install a pillory in every shop and supermarket, and when someone queue jumps, stick em in it and everyone else in the queue can pelt them with rotten fruit and veg. |
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"Are we too soft on gangs and violent offenders… should violent offenders be systematically broken as human beings until their compliance is unquestioning and then rehabilitate them? If you can pair a crime to a punishment add it in the thread…i’ll start…
Parking in a disabled spot - car confiscated and crushed…. Unless you’re disabled obviously!! "
You're being far too soft.. parking in a disabled spot..non disabled...knee capping..  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I personally think you should be hung, drawn and quartered for the capital R that shouldn't be in the title.
I'm probably not the best person to ask that |
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By *bi HaiveMan
over a year ago
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"Are we too soft on gangs and violent offenders… should violent offenders be systematically broken as human beings until their compliance is unquestioning and then rehabilitate them? If you can pair a crime to a punishment add it in the thread…i’ll start…
Parking in a disabled spot - car confiscated and crushed…. Unless you’re disabled obviously!! "
On a serious note? Yes in a way. Because until the penalties for carrying knives and guns are harsher there'll be little deterrent. Most white collar crime such as fraud is dealt with via longer sentences.
On a lighter note? People with 13 year old children who park in parent/child spaces because they're closer to the front door should be lashed to the trolley bays and pelted with out of date fruit and veg. |
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"Are we too soft on gangs and violent offenders… should violent offenders be systematically broken as human beings until their compliance is unquestioning and then rehabilitate them? If you can pair a crime to a punishment add it in the thread…i’ll start…
Parking in a disabled spot - car confiscated and crushed…. Unless you’re disabled obviously!!
On a serious note? Yes in a way. Because until the penalties for carrying knives and guns are harsher there'll be little deterrent. Most white collar crime such as fraud is dealt with via longer sentences.
On a lighter note? People with 13 year old children who park in parent/child spaces because they're closer to the front door should be lashed to the trolley bays and pelted with out of date fruit and veg. "
You may be On to something - if you carry a weapon then be assured that the punishment will involve use if that weapon on you… my only worry is a spate of bank robberies by women armed with rampant rabbits and clit vibes!!! |
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I think people who find difficulty in adhering to the rules of society should receive counselling, in a bid to understand why they transgress, and help them to see why, as a society, we all benefit from compliance with rules and regulations.  |
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When you use violence to solve problems you legitimise the use of violence.
You get out what you put in. There's plenty of studies out there. When people's needs are met and the feel secure, they become more pro-social and think longer-term.
People don't know where their next meal is coming from. They'll eventually eat each other. |
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"I think people who find difficulty in adhering to the rules of society should receive counselling, in a bid to understand why they transgress, and help them to see why, as a society, we all benefit from compliance with rules and regulations. "
That sounds like everyone who attended Eton.. |
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By *4bimMan
over a year ago
Farnborough Hampshire |
Sheriff Grady judd of polk county Florida put out a message on the news and internet that if you come to his county to rob, steal, break into houses and commit violent crime you will be shot and shot a lot.
One criminal was shot over 60 times and when asked why he said 'it would have been more but we ran out of bullets'
He upset a lot of people with that statement but since he did that crime in Florida is down by 55%.
Criminals know they risk death and even the public under stand your ground law can execute a criminal if they are caught in the act.
And because of this policy people Are moving to Florida from other states in record numbers because they are safe.
You should have the right to defend yourself from criminals.and if that means they Die. Tough.
The fear needs to go back on them
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I still maintain that part of the problem is that we are a guilt based society rather than a shame based society.
Other parts of the world achieve generally lower crime rates because their culture enforces the shame of being a criminal whereas we view it as very transactional. The punishment is simply the price of the ticket for whatever benefit was gained from the crime.
To that end, I genuinely would support the bringing back of the stocks for minor offending.
Keeps short sentences out of prison, forces public shame on those who offend.
For serious crime, well we have lots of small barely hospitable islands. Transportation :D |
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"I think people who find difficulty in adhering to the rules of society should receive counselling, in a bid to understand why they transgress, and help them to see why, as a society, we all benefit from compliance with rules and regulations. "
Inhumane and excessive in my view -  |
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"When you use violence to solve problems you legitimise the use of violence.
You get out what you put in. There's plenty of studies out there. When people's needs are met and the feel secure, they become more pro-social and think longer-term.
People don't know where their next meal is coming from. They'll eventually eat each other."
So if we put criminals together with no food they will eventually eat each other… sounds like a deterrent to me.. and also keep costs down… excellent idea!! |
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""should violent offenders be systematically broken as human beings until their compliance is unquestioning and then rehabilitate them?" sounds very 1984!"
Its 2023 - have you been in a coma? Wow so much has happened.. where do I start? |
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"Are we too soft on gangs and violent offenders… should violent offenders be systematically broken as human beings until their compliance is unquestioning and then rehabilitate them? If you can pair a crime to a punishment add it in the thread…i’ll start…
Parking in a disabled spot - car confiscated and crushed…. Unless you’re disabled obviously!! "
They announced yesterday that some offenders who have not committed any violent or sexual crime and served 4 or more years may have their criminal records erased so that they can get jobs easier. |
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"Queue jumpers. Install a pillory in every shop and supermarket, and when someone queue jumps, stick em in it and everyone else in the queue can pelt them with rotten fruit and veg."
Ohh.. love a kinky pillory |
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"Are we too soft on gangs and violent offenders… should violent offenders be systematically broken as human beings until their compliance is unquestioning and then rehabilitate them? If you can pair a crime to a punishment add it in the thread…i’ll start…
Parking in a disabled spot - car confiscated and crushed…. Unless you’re disabled obviously!!
They announced yesterday that some offenders who have not committed any violent or sexual crime and served 4 or more years may have their criminal records erased so that they can get jobs easier. "
Jeffrey Archer and his chums will be pleased |
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"Sheriff Grady judd of polk county Florida put out a message on the news and internet that if you come to his county to rob, steal, break into houses and commit violent crime you will be shot and shot a lot.
One criminal was shot over 60 times and when asked why he said 'it would have been more but we ran out of bullets'
He upset a lot of people with that statement but since he did that crime in Florida is down by 55%.
Criminals know they risk death and even the public under stand your ground law can execute a criminal if they are caught in the act.
And because of this policy people Are moving to Florida from other states in record numbers because they are safe.
You should have the right to defend yourself from criminals.and if that means they Die. Tough.
The fear needs to go back on them
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"Are we too soft on gangs and violent offenders… should violent offenders be systematically broken as human beings until their compliance is unquestioning and then rehabilitate them? If you can pair a crime to a punishment add it in the thread…i’ll start…
Parking in a disabled spot - car confiscated and crushed…. Unless you’re disabled obviously!! "
Surely parking in ANY parking spot is a civil matter, not a criminal one. You can't be arrested or "fined" for it, you can only receive a "penalty" from the administrator of the parking.
Crime & punishment is a complicated thing. There are many reasons for people to commit a crime, SOME people need help rather than punishment, obviously others are just unpleasant people who think that they can just do exactly what they choose regardless of the laws or then effects on others.
Every crime MUST be assessed on its merits and dealt with accordingly.
Cal |
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"Are we too soft on gangs and violent offenders… should violent offenders be systematically broken as human beings until their compliance is unquestioning and then rehabilitate them? If you can pair a crime to a punishment add it in the thread…i’ll start…
Parking in a disabled spot - car confiscated and crushed…. Unless you’re disabled obviously!!
Surely parking in ANY parking spot is a civil matter, not a criminal one. You can't be arrested or "fined" for it, you can only receive a "penalty" from the administrator of the parking.
Crime & punishment is a complicated thing. There are many reasons for people to commit a crime, SOME people need help rather than punishment, obviously others are just unpleasant people who think that they can just do exactly what they choose regardless of the laws or then effects on others.
Every crime MUST be assessed on its merits and dealt with accordingly.
Cal"
I think you’ll find that parking in ‘my spot’ carries more than a fine - and if you’re going to come on my threads with a common sense attitude and constructive sensible comments you’ll find there’s no place for you!! |
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"Are we too soft on gangs and violent offenders… should violent offenders be systematically broken as human beings until their compliance is unquestioning and then rehabilitate them? If you can pair a crime to a punishment add it in the thread…i’ll start…
Parking in a disabled spot - car confiscated and crushed…. Unless you’re disabled obviously!!
Surely parking in ANY parking spot is a civil matter, not a criminal one. You can't be arrested or "fined" for it, you can only receive a "penalty" from the administrator of the parking.
Crime & punishment is a complicated thing. There are many reasons for people to commit a crime, SOME people need help rather than punishment, obviously others are just unpleasant people who think that they can just do exactly what they choose regardless of the laws or then effects on others.
Every crime MUST be assessed on its merits and dealt with accordingly.
Cal
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I think you’ll find that parking in ‘my spot’ carries more than a fine - and if you’re going to come on my threads with a common sense attitude and constructive sensible comments you’ll find there’s no place for you!! "
I think that you'll find, that once you launch your thread, it becomes the property of The Fab, and I can legally park my Common Sense and logic, all over your parking spot... |
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"Are we too soft on gangs and violent offenders… should violent offenders be systematically broken as human beings until their compliance is unquestioning and then rehabilitate them? If you can pair a crime to a punishment add it in the thread…i’ll start…
Parking in a disabled spot - car confiscated and crushed…. Unless you’re disabled obviously!!
Surely parking in ANY parking spot is a civil matter, not a criminal one. You can't be arrested or "fined" for it, you can only receive a "penalty" from the administrator of the parking.
Crime & punishment is a complicated thing. There are many reasons for people to commit a crime, SOME people need help rather than punishment, obviously others are just unpleasant people who think that they can just do exactly what they choose regardless of the laws or then effects on others.
Every crime MUST be assessed on its merits and dealt with accordingly.
Cal
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I think you’ll find that parking in ‘my spot’ carries more than a fine - and if you’re going to come on my threads with a common sense attitude and constructive sensible comments you’ll find there’s no place for you!!
I think that you'll find, that once you launch your thread, it becomes the property of The Fab, and I can legally park my Common Sense and logic, all over your parking spot... "
Thats much more like it - welcome back!!! Thought we’d lost you for a sec!! |
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