Profit from rape ????
Profit from rape ????
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Tampon

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4,637 posts

254 months

Wednesday 21st October 2009
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Watch the Force on channel 4 OD, as I am watching it I read the bit at the bottom.

channel4 said:
The Force (48 mins) [S]

9.02PM Tuesday 20 Oct 2009 Channel 4

This episode follows the work of a specialist rape unit in Portsmouth, the first dedicated unit to be established outside London; in other parts of the country rape is bundled in with…More

Strong language and descriptions of sexual crime

If you, or someone close to you, have suffered a violent or sexual attack call our 24 hour recorded information line 08456 041444. Calls cost max 9p plus 2p per min from BT landlines, mobile/other networks may vary.
Seriously ? why not just ring the police for free instead of channel 4's recorded ( not even live, person to person ) phone service.

Not sure if I am over reacting but I think it stinks

Edited to get the quotes right

Edited by Tampon on Wednesday 21st October 15:10

elster

17,517 posts

239 months

Wednesday 21st October 2009
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Most people can't go to the police over a rape case.

A councillor is needed a lot more than a policeman.

If I was raped I certainly wouldn't be going to the police.

Edited by elster on Wednesday 21st October 15:13

Tampon

Original Poster:

4,637 posts

254 months

Wednesday 21st October 2009
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elster said:
Most people can't go to the police over a rape case.

A councillor is needed a lot more than a policeman.

If I was raped I certainly wouldn't be going to the police.

Edited by elster on Wednesday 21st October 15:13
Would you pay channel 4 for there recorded message to help you out of your anguish ?

gonzales

591 posts

240 months

Wednesday 21st October 2009
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And the recorded information line will tell you to go to the police whilst charging you for the call. I think if Channel 4 are going to try and help people out the least they could do would be to offer a service with a human being on the end of a phone line rather than a recorded message that told you what you probably knew already.

AB

20,474 posts

224 months

Wednesday 21st October 2009
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They aren't revenue sharing from that, so they aren't profiting.

Tampon

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4,637 posts

254 months

Wednesday 21st October 2009
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AB said:
They aren't revenue sharing from that, so they aren't profiting.
What do you mean ? where does the money for say a 3 minute call go ?(15p )

elster

17,517 posts

239 months

Wednesday 21st October 2009
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Tampon said:
elster said:
Most people can't go to the police over a rape case.

A councillor is needed a lot more than a policeman.

If I was raped I certainly wouldn't be going to the police.

Edited by elster on Wednesday 21st October 15:13
Would you pay channel 4 for there recorded message to help you out of your anguish ?
I wouldn't, I would be paying BT.


elster

17,517 posts

239 months

Wednesday 21st October 2009
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gonzales said:
And the recorded information line will tell you to go to the police whilst charging you for the call. I think if Channel 4 are going to try and help people out the least they could do would be to offer a service with a human being on the end of a phone line rather than a recorded message that told you what you probably knew already.
I hope to god it doesn't.

southendpier

6,208 posts

258 months

Wednesday 21st October 2009
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You can proft from rape but it all depends on how much they have in their purse.

Tampon

Original Poster:

4,637 posts

254 months

Wednesday 21st October 2009
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southendpier said:
You can proft from rape but it all depends on how much they have in their purse.
Contents of purse - costs of gloves, balaclava, rope etc = Profit

rhinochopig

17,932 posts

227 months

Wednesday 21st October 2009
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elster said:
Most people can't go to the police over a rape case.

A councillor is needed a lot more than a policeman.

If I was raped I certainly wouldn't be going to the police.

Edited by elster on Wednesday 21st October 15:13
Fancy going to a party on Saturday night?

southendpier

6,208 posts

258 months

Wednesday 21st October 2009
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Tampon said:
southendpier said:
You can proft from rape but it all depends on how much they have in their purse.
Contents of purse - costs of gloves, balaclava, rope etc = Profit
minus bus fare too. (Or take white van/HGV)

AB

20,474 posts

224 months

Wednesday 21st October 2009
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Tampon said:
AB said:
They aren't revenue sharing from that, so they aren't profiting.
What do you mean ? where does the money for say a 3 minute call go ?(15p )
If you have an 0845 number, you actually pay for every call you receive.

I don't really understand that calls cost 'max 9p' + 2ppm. Doesn't make too much sense. Unless I am being stupid.

However, you are not allowed to take a cut of the revenue from 0845 numbers, it's an OFCOM regulation.


elster

17,517 posts

239 months

Wednesday 21st October 2009
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rhinochopig said:
elster said:
Most people can't go to the police over a rape case.

A councillor is needed a lot more than a policeman.

If I was raped I certainly wouldn't be going to the police.

Edited by elster on Wednesday 21st October 15:13
Fancy going to a party on Saturday night?
Fancy being fked with a knife?

Tampon

Original Poster:

4,637 posts

254 months

Wednesday 21st October 2009
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elster said:
rhinochopig said:
elster said:
Most people can't go to the police over a rape case.

A councillor is needed a lot more than a policeman.

If I was raped I certainly wouldn't be going to the police.

Edited by elster on Wednesday 21st October 15:13
Fancy going to a party on Saturday night?
Fancy being fked with a knife?
Tuesday, my place, be there.

elster

17,517 posts

239 months

Wednesday 21st October 2009
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Tampon said:
elster said:
rhinochopig said:
elster said:
Most people can't go to the police over a rape case.

A councillor is needed a lot more than a policeman.

If I was raped I certainly wouldn't be going to the police.

Edited by elster on Wednesday 21st October 15:13
Fancy going to a party on Saturday night?
Fancy being fked with a knife?
Tuesday, my place, be there.
Kinky.

Tampon

Original Poster:

4,637 posts

254 months

Wednesday 21st October 2009
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elster said:
Tampon said:
elster said:
rhinochopig said:
elster said:
Most people can't go to the police over a rape case.

A councillor is needed a lot more than a policeman.

If I was raped I certainly wouldn't be going to the police.

Edited by elster on Wednesday 21st October 15:13
Fancy going to a party on Saturday night?
Fancy being fked with a knife?
Tuesday, my place, be there.
Kinky.
No he comes round on wednesdays.

Boom, Boom !

AB

20,474 posts

224 months

Wednesday 21st October 2009
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Dakkon said:
I was raping a woman the other night and she cried, "Please, think of my children!"

Kinky bh. wink
Uh oh...

V8mate

45,899 posts

218 months

Wednesday 21st October 2009
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elster said:
Most people can't go to the police over a rape case.

A councillor is needed a lot more than a policeman.
You can never get hold of them though. And when they run their occasional surgeries, there are fifty idiots ahead of you in the queue, come along to moan about their rubbish not being collected or their noisy neighbours. They just don't seem to prioritise their constituents' woes.

elster

17,517 posts

239 months

Wednesday 21st October 2009
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V8mate said:
elster said:
Most people can't go to the police over a rape case.

A councillor is needed a lot more than a policeman.
You can never get hold of them though. And when they run their occasional surgeries, there are fifty idiots ahead of you in the queue, come along to moan about their rubbish not being collected or their noisy neighbours. They just don't seem to prioritise their constituents' woes.
Damned and blast!

Wrong one!