Poetic Justice?
Discussion
Remember the story about the bike thieves in Manchester that the Police watched escape, after they were instructed not to pursue as the perps were not wearing helmets?
This may help to reduce the boiling point...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-manchester-11...
This may help to reduce the boiling point...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-manchester-11...
Bing o said:
Now, where's the linky to the prats Facebook tribute so we can take the piss properly?
Er wait a f
king minute the guy obviously a t
t but that doesn't mean (necessarily) that everyone who loved him was (again, necessarily) and I can't see adding to their grief as being terribly gentlemanly.Seems a bit f
king tragic to suggest that death is a fair punishment for theft. Are some of you particularly angry people perhaps?
And for the record, police often don't pursue motorcyclists in built up areas, it's not just the death of the motorcyclist that is the concern. I whole-heartedly support them in this.
king tragic to suggest that death is a fair punishment for theft. Are some of you particularly angry people perhaps?And for the record, police often don't pursue motorcyclists in built up areas, it's not just the death of the motorcyclist that is the concern. I whole-heartedly support them in this.
G_T said:
Seems a bit f
king tragic to suggest that death is a fair punishment for theft. Are some of you particularly angry people perhaps?
I think that it's more a case of people becoming increasingly irritated knowing that thieves are
king tragic to suggest that death is a fair punishment for theft. Are some of you particularly angry people perhaps?1) Rarely punished if caught and so reoffend
2) More than likely living off the taxpayer
3) Costing their victims emotionally and financially
4) Breeding future generations of scum paid for by us
IMO, good riddance.
Tsippy said:
G_T said:
Seems a bit f
king tragic to suggest that death is a fair punishment for theft. Are some of you particularly angry people perhaps?
I think that it's more a case of people becoming increasingly irritated knowing that thieves are
king tragic to suggest that death is a fair punishment for theft. Are some of you particularly angry people perhaps?1) Rarely punished if caught and so reoffend
2) More than likely living off the taxpayer
3) Costing their victims emotionally and financially
4) Breeding future generations of scum paid for by us
IMO, good riddance.
It just seems a little too brutal for my taste.
hornetrider said:
G_T said:
It just seems a little too brutal for my taste.
Might I suggest Sir grows a pair??http://www.handbag.com/
G_T said:
Tsippy said:
G_T said:
Seems a bit f
king tragic to suggest that death is a fair punishment for theft. Are some of you particularly angry people perhaps?
I think that it's more a case of people becoming increasingly irritated knowing that thieves are
king tragic to suggest that death is a fair punishment for theft. Are some of you particularly angry people perhaps?1) Rarely punished if caught and so reoffend
2) More than likely living off the taxpayer
3) Costing their victims emotionally and financially
4) Breeding future generations of scum paid for by us
IMO, good riddance.
It just seems a little too brutal for my taste.
Vipers said:
So can I go and nick say an Aston from a showroom, and not wear my seatbelt, knowing the police will not chase me then?
What on earth is this f
ked country coming to.

It depends on the force, but often they will look at it, and say, we're never going to catch that in 530d, unmapped of course, and either call the chase off, or use the helicopter instead.What on earth is this f
ked country coming to.
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