British justice?
#1
British justice?
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/new...cle6956044.ece
This is just plain wrong. The only way to make ******s like this Salem character stop being a f**kwit is a cricket bat upside the head. Hussain should have been given a medal not jail.
This is just plain wrong. The only way to make ******s like this Salem character stop being a f**kwit is a cricket bat upside the head. Hussain should have been given a medal not jail.
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Re: British justice?
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/new...cle6956044.ece
This is just plain wrong. The only way to make ******s like this Salem character stop being a f**kwit is a cricket bat upside the head. Hussain should have been given a medal not jail.
This is just plain wrong. The only way to make ******s like this Salem character stop being a f**kwit is a cricket bat upside the head. Hussain should have been given a medal not jail.
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This is what happens when everyone avoids jury duty - you get juries full of the feckless, thick and lazy. I don't see HOW a jury that was a proper cross-section of Britain would have found those men quilty - yes Salem got an atrocious hammering but he was a thieving burgling bas**** - he who lives by the sword dies by the sword.
Would that be a cross-section through the middle, north to south, or east to west . . . or perhaps you'd prefer just to name two points . . . ?
Last edited by spartacus; Dec 14th 2009 at 11:46 am.
#4
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Yeah ok, beating people with metal bars is a bit tame, Chop the tossers hands off....
#5
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maybe if people had more faith in the police and the justice system they wouldn't take the law into their own hands.
unfortunatly this ruling bolsters the lack of faith......
Stories like this make me glad i left
unfortunatly this ruling bolsters the lack of faith......
Stories like this make me glad i left
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I think that if people go around tying up hostages and threatening to kill them they deserve what they get.
It's completely different to someone sneaking into your house in the middle of the night to nick your dvd player,
that’s why I don’t lock my windows from the inside so that :
1: if I did encounter someone in my house in the middle of the night they could get away rather than being cornered and maybe ending in a confrontation and one of us ending up stabbed or killed.
2: if there is a fire we can get out.
If a neighbour had seen the family being tied up as hostages and the police were called they would probably send in the armed response unit.
So when the captors made a run for it would have most likely been shot.....
I don’t think the policeman who pulls the trigger would be looking at 30 months inside!!
It's completely different to someone sneaking into your house in the middle of the night to nick your dvd player,
that’s why I don’t lock my windows from the inside so that :
1: if I did encounter someone in my house in the middle of the night they could get away rather than being cornered and maybe ending in a confrontation and one of us ending up stabbed or killed.
2: if there is a fire we can get out.
If a neighbour had seen the family being tied up as hostages and the police were called they would probably send in the armed response unit.
So when the captors made a run for it would have most likely been shot.....
I don’t think the policeman who pulls the trigger would be looking at 30 months inside!!
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As the saying goes "the law is an ass" - hope Munir Hussain gets acquitted and released soon. I think you have every right to defend your family to whatever level you need to.
One good thing to come out of it - I daresay Walid Salem won't be terrorising any one any more!
One good thing to come out of it - I daresay Walid Salem won't be terrorising any one any more!
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Re: British justice?
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/new...cle6956044.ece
This is just plain wrong. The only way to make ******s like this Salem character stop being a f**kwit is a cricket bat upside the head. Hussain should have been given a medal not jail.
This is just plain wrong. The only way to make ******s like this Salem character stop being a f**kwit is a cricket bat upside the head. Hussain should have been given a medal not jail.
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They only caught the one, and after he'd been on the recieving end of 'taking the law into your own hands' he was left with brain injuries rendering him unable to make a plea.
And, just as an afterthought, he'd already been in receipt of his punishment, why should he be punished twice for the same crime?
And, just as an afterthought, he'd already been in receipt of his punishment, why should he be punished twice for the same crime?
Last edited by spartacus; Dec 14th 2009 at 12:50 pm.
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Sorry, but I don't agree. They came exceedingly close to beating a man to death who, at the point they attacked him, was no longer a threat to them. The concept of 'reasonable force' is a vital one if you want to have a remotely civilised society. Without it, you reach the point where anybody committing any crime is fair game for the most extreme retribution.
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Sorry, but I don't agree. They came exceedingly close to beating a man to death who, at the point they attacked him, was no longer a threat to them. The concept of 'reasonable force' is a vital one if you want to have a remotely civilised society. Without it, you reach the point where anybody committing any crime is fair game for the most extreme retribution.
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Sorry, but I don't agree. They came exceedingly close to beating a man to death who, at the point they attacked him, was no longer a threat to them. The concept of 'reasonable force' is a vital one if you want to have a remotely civilised society. Without it, you reach the point where anybody committing any crime is fair game for the most extreme retribution.