Absolute Scum Part 2.

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Mont don't let the media ruin your respect for society.

Have you ever watched a football match and read a match report that gave the impression of a completely different game?

Sure you have, I think of society like that - with the media as the journalist.

The death penalty shouldn't be viewed as a deterrent. Just a punishment.

Nice Danny. That's a very good analogy of the media, at least over here anyway.
 

aahhhhh bless her cotton socks...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/tyne/7275409.stm

Jobson had drunk six cans of lager, three pints of vodka and cola and taken up to eight lines of cocaine before the attack, the court heard during the trial.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/merseyside/7274357.stm

A teenager who was attacked during a fight between two gangs has died. Ryan Kelly, 19, suffered serious head injuries in the disturbance in Rylands Street, Warrington, last week.
 
nothing is done about it.

to ignore it is to invite it.

still, im sure they all have their reasons, theres always an excuse. excuse britain.
 

Theres no fear of consequence, because theres no consequences for behaving like a ****. Slap on the wrists at best. PC Britain prevails.

I've said that earlier in this and other threads, removing fear gives rise to anarchy and contempt, they are cowards and shits:(:(:(
 
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/west_yorkshire/7267409.stm

does this 'individual' qualify as a serial killer?

Didnt say in the article the length of time between murders but i would say that yes he would qualify as a serial killer.

Vastly different to the common perception of a serial killer but with enough similarities to qualify. Would more than likely of kept killing if he wasn't stopped.

Obviously there are instant similarities to Harold Shipman. Its believed that the incident that turned shipman into a killer was watching the positive effects of morphine on the suffering of his mother (whom he was very close to and was devastated by her death) who subsequently died of lung cancer.

Would be interesting to know if a similar incident happened to him.
 
I think the one common cause that can be identified in the slow descent into anarchy that is Britain today is the wiful removal of individual responsibility by a State that seeks more and more control over our lives. When you become more and more detached from controlling your own life, a culture of both entitlement and powerlessness is created.

Hence there's a reluctance to confront someone being a plain nuisance, let alone anything worse, because The Authorities will come down on you like a ton of bricks for interfering. Hence you get thugs thinking they can just steal whatever they want because they've no respect for other people or the work they've put in to get what they have. Hence the mollycoddling of our young and their resultant belief that they need show no respect to anyone, but that they have the right to deal with as they wish, those who they perceive to have disrespected them. They're right too, given the hand-wringing that goes on on their behalf, excusing their behaviour as a result of poverty or boredom rather than plain despicable actions and giving them less than a slap on the wrist (that would be child abuse...)

When our actions and their consequences are separated to such an extent, is it any surprise we end up in this mess? Still, the death penalty would only assuage our desire for revenge rather than actually improve things.
 

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