Good Laws or Bad ?
#31
Re: Good Laws or Bad ?
I visit regularly and just don't have the same experience as you.
Similarly, I had no problems in Israel when I visited a few years ago, then a few days after I left a friend of a friend was killed by a bomb on a bus. Which of those 'experiences' should we listen to?
#32
Re: Good Laws or Bad ?
Originally Posted by dbd33
I think the use of the grinning graphic in post 17 is racist. The text is borderline; it's narrow minded and suggests someone who believes the content of the Daily Mail but it's not hate speech in the sense of the law in Canada.
Again, do you have a link for the story cited in post 1?
Again, do you have a link for the story cited in post 1?
I don't have time to search for the story, but I am vaguely familiar with it and it has been reported. There is a bit of an upswell in public indignation about the lack of victim support in the uk at present, though the catalyst seems to be the appalling strike rates on getting rapists jailed (and even getting rape reported sadly).
#33
Re: Good Laws or Bad ?
Originally Posted by dbd33
This is, of course, bollocks. I expect the tragic tale of the brave old lady bitch slapping the Eastern European Muslim immigrant scounger chav scum same-sex married kiddy fiddlers is bollocks too, but without a link it's hard to be certain.
Have a nice day, but I can give you a link for that.
But here's one for you
http://www.acslpa.org/n_armed_citizen_reports.htm - fear or self-defence prompted the shooting?
#34
Re: Good Laws or Bad ?
Originally Posted by MarkG
Nor do most tourists. But they don't have to live and work in areas full of chavs.
Similarly, I had no problems in Israel when I visited a few years ago, then a few days after I left a friend of a friend was killed by a bomb on a bus. Which of those 'experiences' should we listen to?
Similarly, I had no problems in Israel when I visited a few years ago, then a few days after I left a friend of a friend was killed by a bomb on a bus. Which of those 'experiences' should we listen to?
#35
Re: Good Laws or Bad ?
Originally Posted by Grah
I agree with you for once your comments are bollocks, do you need to have you hand held with links all the time, either do some research to prove someones comments wrong or don't bother answering.
Have a nice day, but I can give you a link for that.
But here's one for you
http://www.acslpa.org/n_armed_citizen_reports.htm - fear or self-defence prompted the shooting?
Have a nice day, but I can give you a link for that.
But here's one for you
http://www.acslpa.org/n_armed_citizen_reports.htm - fear or self-defence prompted the shooting?
#36
The Seldom Seen Kid
Joined: Jan 2006
Posts: 479
Re: Good Laws or Bad ?
Originally Posted by dbd33
Again, do you have a link for the story cited in post 1?
The only difference in my view between issues like this in the UK and Canada are in Canada they are infrequently reported.
You get scroats here too !!!
#37
Re: Good Laws or Bad ?
Originally Posted by sinope
I don't have time to search for the story, but I am vaguely familiar with it and it has been reported. There is a bit of an upswell in public indignation about the lack of victim support in the uk at present, though the catalyst seems to be the appalling strike rates on getting rapists jailed (and even getting rape reported sadly).
The catalyst is unlikely to have been the rate of anything but the pursuit of sales by the gutter press; hence the request for a link.
#38
Banned
Joined: Jul 2006
Location: Brighton
Posts: 341
Re: Good Laws or Bad ?
I am quite happy to hit an arrogant person no matter the age. I remember I got off the train at Brighton station and walked past the cab stand and there was a business man of around 40 who obviously stressed shouted 'F**K OFF' at a 10 year old disabled kid.
I know you are going to wander why so i will tell you. This kid asked the man if he could use the 'disabled taxi' because his brother was in a wheel chair.
This is why i proceeded up to the bloke and smaked him, he then apoligised to the family and allowed them on the cab.
remember it is not only kids that set the example of 'ill manners' but choices we make everyday.
I am aware this man will probably think that i was in the wrong and to some extent i was. But he wouldn't listen any other way.
I know you are going to wander why so i will tell you. This kid asked the man if he could use the 'disabled taxi' because his brother was in a wheel chair.
This is why i proceeded up to the bloke and smaked him, he then apoligised to the family and allowed them on the cab.
remember it is not only kids that set the example of 'ill manners' but choices we make everyday.
I am aware this man will probably think that i was in the wrong and to some extent i was. But he wouldn't listen any other way.
#39
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Joined: Feb 2006
Posts: 436
Re: Good Laws or Bad ?
Originally Posted by Deer Hunter
Or perhaps they're moving to the UK for a better life
You are aware that there are Eastern Europeans and Muslims in Canada as well?
You are aware that there are Eastern Europeans and Muslims in Canada as well?
I worked in Canada with many Polish and Ukrainian people, some were new to Canada, some were 2nd or 3rd generation. Seemed pretty hardworking and pleasant people to me. I lived next door to a Polish family in London many years ago found them very hospitable and helpful people.
It is said there are 400 000 Polish Canadians and 2.7 million Ukrainian Canadians. If you do not like immigrants do not move to Canada.
You will become "not another bloody Brit" and a few times I heard "all these immigrants are taking our jobs". I just thought it was funny moving to a country made up of immigrants. Immigrants not likely new immigrants which made me laugh.
#40
Re: Good Laws or Bad ?
Originally Posted by dbd33
An "upswell", crikey!
The catalyst is unlikely to have been the rate of anything but the pursuit of sales by the gutter press; hence the request for a link.
The catalyst is unlikely to have been the rate of anything but the pursuit of sales by the gutter press; hence the request for a link.
#41
Re: Good Laws or Bad ?
Originally Posted by Grah
I agree with you for once your comments are bollocks, do you need to have you hand held with links all the time, either do some research to prove someones comments wrong or don't bother answering.
#42
Re: Good Laws or Bad ?
Originally Posted by Grah
I agree with you for once your comments are bollocks, do you need to have you hand held with links all the time, either do some research to prove someones comments wrong or don't bother answering.
Have a nice day, but I can give you a link for that.
But here's one for you
http://www.acslpa.org/n_armed_citizen_reports.htm - fear or self-defence prompted the shooting?
Have a nice day, but I can give you a link for that.
But here's one for you
http://www.acslpa.org/n_armed_citizen_reports.htm - fear or self-defence prompted the shooting?
#43
Re: Good Laws or Bad ?
Originally Posted by dbd33
I think the use of the grinning graphic in post 17 is racist. The text is borderline; it's narrow minded and suggests someone who believes the content of the Daily Mail but it's not hate speech in the sense of the law in Canada.
Again, do you have a link for the story cited in post 1?
Again, do you have a link for the story cited in post 1?
Link to, No as it was a newspaper not an internet story
And as to grins being racist, that's just your interpretation
As to the original post I am looking for views on whether you think it is right, regardless of proving the story is true which I believe could welll be in our society as it is now, because law punishes the victims not the perpetrators.
#44
Re: Good Laws or Bad ?
Originally Posted by sinope
Sorry, crap word I know. But this time the complaints about the treatment of rape victims hasn't been media-led and not all of us here read the red-tops.
#45
Re: Good Laws or Bad ?
Originally Posted by dbd33
Again, do you have a link for the story cited in post 1?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/s...re/5392322.stm