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Re: Jeremy Corbyn new Labour leader Lol

Post by alftupper » 30 Nov 2018, 10:15

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WF10 wrote: No more than letting the police kill innocent people is either.
We aren’t talking about innocent people, you’ve just brought that up to try and justify your crazy argument
Henry Hicks wasn't a criminal. Had zero convictions. Ergo, was innocent.

Trying to justify police officers being able to intentionally drive their motor vehicles into other people is right up there with one of the daftest and most dangerous 'policies' I've ever heard of.

All under the guise of having a pop at a black woman in power as well.
You say he was innocent so why didn’t he simply stop? He wasn’t innocent he was guilty of a long list of serious motoring affences during that chase, he would also have had to explain the large quantities of skunk and cell phones he was carrying. If a police car flashes me I pull over, I am a law abiding member of society with nothing to hide I don’t initiate a high speed car chase. Also you need to get it into your head the police didn’t kill him it was his choice to do what he did and as far as I read he crashed into traffic under his own steam he wasn’t shoved off so why on Earth you chose to bring this up as a defence of Abbott’s comment I’ve no idea.

As for Abbott being black I hadn’t noticed and it speaks volumes that the hysterical socialist should bring up the fact. I suppose you think the current Home Secretary is doing a fine job, if not why...

Maybe working with ‘young vulnerable little dears’ has addled your brain. Of all the comments I’ve heard from all sides of the political spectrum regarding Abbotts comments yours is the first I’ve heard giving unqualified support.
Beginning to wonder if you are a troll.

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Post by WF10 » 30 Nov 2018, 10:29

So.

This policy is to act as a deterrent to people who commit crimes and use mopeds as a means of escape/evasion?

Because they'll be thinking "if I do this crime, then get on a moped I know the police have the authority/justification to physically knock me off and, best case scenario, I'll be arrested".

That right?
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Post by WF10 » 30 Nov 2018, 10:48

The first innocent person who gets injured/killed as a result of this practice will prove that Abbott is right on this issue.
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Re: Jeremy Corbyn new Labour leader Lol

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WF10 wrote:The first innocent person who gets injured/killed as a result of this practice will prove that Abbott is right on this issue.
Think about what you are saying man, there are innocent people serving sentences in prison right now so should we stop our judicial system?
You refuse to accept that the risk placed on these moped thugs would be eliminated if they just stopped for the police, I’m not sure why it won’t sink in with you they are running away from the police they can prevent being knocked off simply by stopping and cooperating with them. Why are they evading the police? That’s right, they are up to no good. What would be your solution, an arm around the shoulder and tea and biscuits, maybe some touchy feely councilling to establush if they had trouble with their potty during early infancy?

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Was Jean Charles de Menezes up to no good?
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Re: Jeremy Corbyn new Labour leader Lol

Post by alftupper » 01 Dec 2018, 12:29

You seem to be saying that if a policy is not 100% infallible it shouldn’t be tried. In the real world that doesn’t exist.

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Post by WF10 » 01 Dec 2018, 14:18

If by that you mean I seem to be saying that if I envisage a policy resulting in people being injured/dying, it shouldn't be tried; then yes I guess you're right and that is what I'm saying.

Mental aren't I?
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WF10 wrote:If by that you mean I seem to be saying that if I envisage a policy resulting in people being injured/dying, it shouldn't be tried; then yes I guess you're right and that is what I'm saying.

Mental aren't I?
I have got as much chance of getting killed because of this police policy as the next man and I am happy to take the risk. Still not explained how you’d apprehend moped thugs but then again you are Labour, criticise everything and offer no practical solutions

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Post by WF10 » 01 Dec 2018, 23:00

You've not explained how this is likely to reduce the number of crimes.

But then again, typical Tory 'I'm alright, Jack' attitude.
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WF10 wrote:You've not explained how this is likely to reduce the number of crimes.
Simple, knock them off put them through the courts lock them away so they can’t do it again. Over to you, if you have a better method please share it I’m sure the MET and Home Office will be grateful for your guidance

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alftupper wrote:
WF10 wrote:You've not explained how this is likely to reduce the number of crimes.
Simple, knock them off put them through the courts lock them away so they can’t do it again. Over to you, if you have a better method please share it I’m sure the MET and Home Office will be grateful for your guidance
This will stop others committing the same type of crime?

Not to mention that of course when they have served their time & get released from the prison system they'll be a reformed character and won't fall back into criminal habits?

With the extra bonus of having a grudge with a police force who could have severely injured them by crashing their car into them at 30+mph.

I see absolutely no flaws in this whatsoever #-o :roll:
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Post by CasRus » 02 Dec 2018, 13:36

WF10 wrote:
alftupper wrote:
WF10 wrote:You've not explained how this is likely to reduce the number of crimes.
Simple, knock them off put them through the courts lock them away so they can’t do it again. Over to you, if you have a better method please share it I’m sure the MET and Home Office will be grateful for your guidance
This will stop others committing the same type of crime?

Not to mention that of course when they have served their time & get released from the prison system they'll be a reformed character and won't fall back into criminal habits?

With the extra bonus of having a grudge with a police force who could have severely injured them by crashing their car into them at 30+mph.

I see absolutely no flaws in this whatsoever #-o :roll:

Alf, I think we are dealing with a simpleton here n WF10 ! Prison is the determining factor of discouraging people from initially going out to commit crime. If they so choose crime thay have to face the consequences and if they are fool enough to do it again from having a grudge against the police, then they would run the risk again of a longer and second prison sentence. Yes there may be one out of a thousand that may want to do this but rest assured, deterrants work and this police action of knocking scum off mopeds has decreased the incidence of this type of crime by 30% they past two months - Now WF10, you cannot argue against these stats, so go back into your "Tim but Dim" little world shouting "La La La" when the obvious smacks you in the face !

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Post by CasRus » 02 Dec 2018, 13:53

Did anyone see the Andrew Marr show today with Gove arguing the May plan for Brexit ?? It's a very good watch and is food for thought as to what he says on Brexit.

I have been ardently in the Reece Mogg camp of leaving with a no deal, and was of the opinion still in regarding the consequences of the back stop and the EU having us over a barrel in deciding when we would leave the EU which was maybe never, however, while he admits it aint perfect, he mentions it is also bad for the EU when we have freedoms to have free trade, not pay a single penny back to the EU and sit there still not agreeing to France getting access to our fishing waters, Spain to get joint sovereignity over Gibraltar - It's as bad for them as it is for us !

I have changed my opinion that the May plan while not altogether ideal is what should pass and where we can later engineer to our better advantage over the months coming. This would stop the talk of second referendums, no deals, no Brexit and give us the plan to move forward as all others have massive consequences in massive job losses and the economy having a big hit. Yes it's not fully ideal and there will be a hit whichever way we go, but it is a much softer blow and gives us the foundation to move forward and get this resolved in the 2-3 years to our liking and maintain democracy. To vote down this deal will cause absolute chaos ! That's my opinion !

Just goes to show, it's good to talk and consider the options rather than being stuck in opinion based politically motivated narrow thinking !

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Post by WF10 » 02 Dec 2018, 15:52

CasRus wrote:
WF10 wrote:
alftupper wrote:
WF10 wrote:You've not explained how this is likely to reduce the number of crimes.
Simple, knock them off put them through the courts lock them away so they can’t do it again. Over to you, if you have a better method please share it I’m sure the MET and Home Office will be grateful for your guidance
This will stop others committing the same type of crime?

Not to mention that of course when they have served their time & get released from the prison system they'll be a reformed character and won't fall back into criminal habits?

With the extra bonus of having a grudge with a police force who could have severely injured them by crashing their car into them at 30+mph.

I see absolutely no flaws in this whatsoever #-o :roll:

Alf, I think we are dealing with a simpleton here n WF10 ! Prison is the determining factor of discouraging people from initially going out to commit crime. If they so choose crime thay have to face the consequences and if they are fool enough to do it again from having a grudge against the police, then they would run the risk again of a longer and second prison sentence. Yes there may be one out of a thousand that may want to do this but rest assured, deterrants [sic] work and this police action of knocking scum off mopeds has decreased the incidence of this type of crime by 30% they past two months - Now WF10, you cannot argue against these stats, so go back into your "Tim but Dim" little world shouting "La La La" when the obvious smacks you in the face !
Simpleton :lol: :lol:

A question from 'the simpleton' then:

Is the murder rate lower in US States that have the death penalty - surely the ULTIMATE DETERRENT - than in States that do not have the death penalty? (answer at the bottom)

Of course, you'd assume deterrents (be they prison sentences, death sentences, hands being chopped off etc etc) to be effective. However, what's the word, oh ye, EVIDENCE shows that isn't the case.

To children, you spell out the consequences of their actions e.g. "if you do xxx, then there'll be no xxx", it's a pretty effective strategy.
And one on which the 'deterrent argument' is built, however EV-I-DENCE shows that deterrents are not effective.

People read the papers, watch the news etc & can think they are informed & have all the answers, after all, it's a pretty simple thing to grasp; let everyone know that if they do something wrong (commit a crime) they get punished (put in prison/death sentence etc). You'd think that would be an effective way of deterring crime?

Doesn't work like that I'm afraid - evidence collected (over a near 30 year study, rather than over a 2 month period) shows that US States that have the death penalty have consistently had a higher homicide rate than States without the death penalty https://deathpenaltyinfo.org/deterrence ... rder-rates

So, Rus, in your own words - you cannot argue against these stats.

But ye I'm a 'simpleton' because I don't believe what The Daily Mail tells me to.
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CasRus wrote:
WF10 wrote:
alftupper wrote:
WF10 wrote:You've not explained how this is likely to reduce the number of crimes.
Simple, knock them off put them through the courts lock them away so they can’t do it again. Over to you, if you have a better method please share it I’m sure the MET and Home Office will be grateful for your guidance
This will stop others committing the same type of crime?

Not to mention that of course when they have served their time & get released from the prison system they'll be a reformed character and won't fall back into criminal habits?

With the extra bonus of having a grudge with a police force who could have severely injured them by crashing their car into them at 30+mph.

I see absolutely no flaws in this whatsoever #-o :roll:

Alf, I think we are dealing with a simpleton here n WF10 ! Prison is the determining factor of discouraging people from initially going out to commit crime. If they so choose crime thay have to face the consequences and if they are fool enough to do it again from having a grudge against the police, then they would run the risk again of a longer and second prison sentence. Yes there may be one out of a thousand that may want to do this but rest assured, deterrants work and this police action of knocking scum off mopeds has decreased the incidence of this type of crime by 30% they past two months - Now WF10, you cannot argue against these stats, so go back into your "Tim but Dim" little world shouting "La La La" when the obvious smacks you in the face !
Sorry to burst your bubble again but 'one out of a thousand' may want to re-offend?

How do you explain a recent report stating the following:
Adult reoffending rate - 28.6%
Juvenile reoffending rate - 40.4%
Adults (released from less than a 12 month sentence) reoffending rate - 64.5%

Asking for a simpleton who doesn't read The Daily Mail so of course he doesn't have all the answers, unlike yourself.
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Post by alftupper » 03 Dec 2018, 11:01

WF10 wrote:
alftupper wrote:
WF10 wrote:You've not explained how this is likely to reduce the number of crimes.
Simple, knock them off put them through the courts lock them away so they can’t do it again. Over to you, if you have a better method please share it I’m sure the MET and Home Office will be grateful for your guidance
This will stop others committing the same type of crime?

Not to mention that of course when they have served their time & get released from the prison system they'll be a reformed character and won't fall back into criminal habits?

With the extra bonus of having a grudge with a police force who could have severely injured them by crashing their car into them at 30+mph.

I see absolutely no flaws in this whatsoever #-o :roll:
Still not told us your perfect solution...

Of course it doesn't stop others from committing the same type of crime but it prevents the ones you lock up from doing it again. What's your point?

You sound like a potential Tory, you are right the re-offending rates are terrible that is why we need harsher sentences and by that lock rubbish away for much longer and make the prison experience horrendous.

As for these moped thugs potentially being severely injured, fingers crossed for that I wouldn't lose a minute sleep over the ****s

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alftupper wrote:
WF10 wrote:
alftupper wrote:
WF10 wrote:You've not explained how this is likely to reduce the number of crimes.
Simple, knock them off put them through the courts lock them away so they can’t do it again. Over to you, if you have a better method please share it I’m sure the MET and Home Office will be grateful for your guidance
This will stop others committing the same type of crime?

Not to mention that of course when they have served their time & get released from the prison system they'll be a reformed character and won't fall back into criminal habits?

With the extra bonus of having a grudge with a police force who could have severely injured them by crashing their car into them at 30+mph.

I see absolutely no flaws in this whatsoever #-o :roll:
Still not told us your perfect solution...

Of course it doesn't stop others from committing the same type of crime but it prevents the ones you lock up from doing it again. What's your point?

You sound like a potential Tory, you are right the re-offending rates are terrible that is why we need harsher sentences and by that lock rubbish away for much longer and make the prison experience horrendous.

As for these moped thugs potentially being severely injured, fingers crossed for that I wouldn't lose a minute sleep over the ****s

Agree with you which I was about to draft my response to WF10 similarly.

One thing I would add is that why don't the government have these thugs sent outside in the community in chain gangs where we are struggling to get people to do work that is needed - i.e in the crop fields of Lincoln doing the manual work instead of importing cheap labour from Poland (this would save wages and make the cost cheaper for the community) or have them picking up the rubbish along roads/motorways that knobheads drop in substantial quantities.
A few state governors in the USA deploy this and dress them up in Pink coveralls and the re-offending rate has been proved to have made a significant reduction. It's not rocket science and sometimes common sense should prevail. No wonder there's re-offending when they get 3 meals a day, play table tennis and snooker all day and have TVs !! Some prisons are like holiday camps !

WF10 is addressing another subject in his response in deflection and not acknowledging the fact that knocking scum off mopeds has reduced incidents by 30% - Get with the subject plan WF10 and re-offending is another branch of discussion and there could be a lot more done to reduce this as per my comments if the government could take steps to address which has long been neglected by various governments over the years.

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Post by WF10 » 03 Dec 2018, 12:48

I deflect??

Honest to God, you 2 are nuts.
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Post by Flat Capper » 03 Dec 2018, 14:48

It's easy to sit back and be a keyboard warrior, spouting off that the moped 'scum' should be treated like rabid dogs. I fully understand why the simple view is knock 'em off.

However, the one ting I have learned is that criminals are always one step ahead of the Police and whilst there has been an initial impact to the new tactic, long-term the chances are the riders will develop new, more dangerous techniques in response.

I can certainly see them riding along the footway more and more, endangering innocent pedestrians but more worryingly, and as these riders are part of a wider criminal network, they start carrying guns to shoot at the Police to try and get them to pull back. This will then prompt more armed officers and so on.

Perhaps if we reversed the austerity cuts to Police funding and put more Officers on the beat as a matter of course then we may see crime levels fall all round?
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