To illustrate why you shouldn’t really compare murder rates in differing countries because their different cultures and customs mean they have naturally higher murder ratesWF10 wrote: I'm unclear why you've brought Pakistan up?
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For the God-knows-how-many-th time.CasRus wrote:So Capper, answer this, what was the point of incarcerating Ian Brady and Myrah Hindley for all thise years costing millions of pounds to the taxpayer with no worth to society anymore when they had clearly murdered those youngsters and left grieving families with one body never ever found and his mother died grieving after many years of grief !? Reading your response to me, your suggestion is to make an adequate compensation to the grieivng families which is what ? Monetary I take it to be what you mean ! Well let me tell you that no money in the world would be enough to compensate their loss of their children and to think that s an astonishing affront ! Don't you think that the millions of pounds it cost to keep them in ail would have been better spent in the NHS saving innocent lives and helping crippled kids ? I do ! Your thinking is totally flawed !Flat Capper wrote:CasRus wrote: So you don't think Capital Punishment, Chain gangs harsher sentences would stop the level of murders, stabbings, drug running etc etc ??????
You need to climb back in your box for dumbos and go back to sleep !alftupper wrote: Just reading about the recent case in America where the bloke killed his wife and two little girls then dumbed them in a tank of oil like rubbish. He then tried to blame the wife he murdered. These are the type of people Capper and his kind have empathy with. What a warped mind.Just to clear things up for you idiots, I do not empathise with murderers; I want them dealt with through a judicial system that is fair and which supports victims but punishes the guilty. In the case of capital punishment, you have already acknowledged that killing the odd innocent individual, wrongly convicted, is a price worth paying. This view disgusts me and every other right minded human being. It must take a truly warped mind to believe in this system.alftupper wrote: not really it’s just that your posts are incoherent. Several times on this topic you have written one thing only to later try to wheedle your way out of it just like in this instance. I said it is good to terminate a murderer, you said that means ‘the innocent are killed on both sides’
very hard to follow your gibberish Capper
On capital punishment itself, there is no evidence to support the claim that it acts as a deterrent and is therefore neither use nor ornament. It simply cannot be justified for the reason above.
I would actually like to see a system where convicted murderers are kept in prisons that are not plushy hotels, with many luxuries the majority cannot afford. I want difficult conditions that create misery for the rest of their God forsaken lives. Where wrong convictions are exposed, the ‘victims’ can then be adequately compensated for their incorrect suffering.
In answer to your question on being disgusted, I already said DNA advancements is virtually foolproof and like I also said, nothing is totally foolproof, but you line up harsher deterrants and methods and you will see the crime rate drop - just like the police knocking scumbags off mopeds that has dropped this type of crime already by 30%. Better to save many murders going on by CP deterrant and yes there can be an odd mishap but look how many lives this deterrant would help not being wiped out and leave families grieving for the rest of their lives. It's a price worth paying for the risk of accidentally hanging an innocent - and by the way that should only happen if it's beyond doubt proved by DNA I would say. If you don't think CP is a deterrant, go look at Saudi Arabia's murder figures with the beheading deterrant per capita, it's minimal and only a handful !! So don't think CP is a deterrant then think again, because it is !
Your buddy Rus encouraged me to "look at Saudi Arabia's murder figures" assuming it would be "minimal and only a handful !!"
It's actually higher than the UK (per 100,000 inhabitants).
So you'll need to ask him why he wanted to compare the murder rates in the UK with Saudi Arabia. Not me.
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Well I've been away over the Christmas break but certainly haven't missed the codswollop on here.
Happy New Year dear friends...
Happy New Year dear friends...
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Sick to death of all the bleating regarding universal credit. Just watching a news report brought it home to me, some woman moaning about it as she scrolled through her phone which showed monthly payments of around £1,200!
As someone who’s never claimed a penny in benefit I don’t think my personal pride would allow me to. These people should be grateful that they live a taxpayer funded lifestyle. Infuriating.
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As someone who’s never claimed a penny in benefit I don’t think my personal pride would allow me to. These people should be grateful that they live a taxpayer funded lifestyle. Infuriating.
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OK.
Bit weird 8-[
Bit weird 8-[
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You may be surprised to learn I'm not one of those that simply believes UC is a complete waste of time. My thought are more good idea, badly executed. There are certainly some cases where the new system has caused immense problems for individuals but the benefit system of the UK does need re-aligning to help encourage folk into work.alftupper wrote:Sick to death of all the bleating regarding universal credit. Just watching a news report brought it home to me, some woman moaning about it as she scrolled through her phone which showed monthly payments of around £1,200!
As someone who’s never claimed a penny in benefit I don’t think my personal pride would allow me to. These people should be grateful that they live a taxpayer funded lifestyle. Infuriating.
Happy New Year
At the moment it is a bit like the unfair tax system that allows the wealthy to avoid paying their fair share but in reverse. Sort them both out and we wouldn't have a deficit.
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Hello, the Labour Party has just had a record fine imposed by the Electoral Commission for failing to accurately disclose donations
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Where's this?alftupper wrote:Hello, the Labour Party has just had a record fine imposed by the Electoral Commission for failing to accurately disclose donations
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Surely she's got to go now?
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Not sure what Corbyn’s vote of no confidence will achieve, there isn’t a single Tory that will vote against this government and with the DUP pledging their support then it’s a waste of time as far as I can seeWF10 wrote:Surely she's got to go now?
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I think he had to do it, if he didn't one of the other leaders (Blackford most likely) would have?
If she can’t achieve any form of alternate deal even with cross party consultation then you keep having no confidence votes until mps realise they have to vote against her.
It’s going to get messy. And it might take a while. But that’s probably good for Labour.
This government will eventually fall.
If she can’t achieve any form of alternate deal even with cross party consultation then you keep having no confidence votes until mps realise they have to vote against her.
It’s going to get messy. And it might take a while. But that’s probably good for Labour.
This government will eventually fall.
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Of course it will fall as all governments do, I only hope when it happens it is not Corbyn walking into no.10
It will now be interesting to see if the EU negotiators blink first and renegotiate the deal, let’s not forget they sell us much more than we sell to them
It will now be interesting to see if the EU negotiators blink first and renegotiate the deal, let’s not forget they sell us much more than we sell to them
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She's tried !......and failed !
Let's face it ! No one was ever going to get a deal acceptable as there's too many forces pulling one way and the other.
An anti democratic Second Referendum could lead to anarchy and breakdown of society !
Calling an election wouldn't solve the issues of Brexit and I suspect Labour would lose by more margin as most of the country wanted that deal done to get on with it even though there was a massive trap and Labour have not got any position on Brexit and what to do as they still vehemently still sit on the fence !
I can't see the EU softening but may do at the very last moment on the run up to March 29 in playing a brinkmanship game but that's not a given !
Looks like we are screwed guys and on top of that there are severe warnings of a financial meltdown coming and money could be rendered useless with whats going on in China/USA relations as well as Brexit ! Hope you guys are considering putting some of your savings into gold as a hedge !
Let's face it ! No one was ever going to get a deal acceptable as there's too many forces pulling one way and the other.
An anti democratic Second Referendum could lead to anarchy and breakdown of society !
Calling an election wouldn't solve the issues of Brexit and I suspect Labour would lose by more margin as most of the country wanted that deal done to get on with it even though there was a massive trap and Labour have not got any position on Brexit and what to do as they still vehemently still sit on the fence !
I can't see the EU softening but may do at the very last moment on the run up to March 29 in playing a brinkmanship game but that's not a given !
Looks like we are screwed guys and on top of that there are severe warnings of a financial meltdown coming and money could be rendered useless with whats going on in China/USA relations as well as Brexit ! Hope you guys are considering putting some of your savings into gold as a hedge !
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I don’t think it’s time to panic just yet but not a bad idea to spread your assets.CasRus wrote: Hope you guys are considering putting some of your savings into gold as a hedge !
Didn’t ‘no more boom bust’ Brown flog all our gold reserves of at a knock down price?
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I bought a cart load of [REMOVED] Bitcoin after Rus recommended that last year.
The bleeding pillock.
The bleeding pillock.
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WF10, if you would have asked me what to invest in on the Crypto market I would have told you and it wasn't Bitcoin ! Bitcoin is considered like the Nokia and Blackberry when mobiles came out and after several years you hardly hear of them as new mobiles like iPhone and Samsung came along and swept up the market.WF10 wrote:I bought a cart load of [REMOVED] Bitcoin after Rus recommended that last year.
The bleeding pillock.
There are many Crypto currency coins out there and most will be a dead duck but there are a couple I have invested in which have the makings of being massive ! The name of the game here is to invest only what you can afford and be prepared to lose as it is a risky game like any stocks and shares.
Please note that Crypto will be the future as Banks will adopt the Bockchain technology it's built on.
If you have Bitcoin I suggest you holding onto this as it is expected that the Crypto markets will see a huge increase this year after the massive losses the crypto market has incurred these past few months.
The other aspect is to be patient as its a long term climb - just like bitcoin from a few cents up to $20,000 per coin at it's peak over several years - its now around £3.5K per coin after the crash - if you had have invested when it was a few cents you would still be sitting on millions say a £1K investment.
If you want my two top tips on crypto coins I can oblige which me and a few mates are into.
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Anybody see the Michael Gove speech tonight before the vote ? He absolutely shredded Corbyn to pieces !!
Like I have said before, if Labour had a leader like Yvette Cooper for example, they would get in !
No chance with Corbyn in charge - he is highly toxic !
Like I have said before, if Labour had a leader like Yvette Cooper for example, they would get in !
No chance with Corbyn in charge - he is highly toxic !
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Was only joking Rus.CasRus wrote:WF10, if you would have asked me what to invest in on the Crypto market I would have told you and it wasn't Bitcoin ! Bitcoin is considered like the Nokia and Blackberry when mobiles came out and after several years you hardly hear of them as new mobiles like iPhone and Samsung came along and swept up the market.WF10 wrote:I bought a cart load of [REMOVED] Bitcoin after Rus recommended that last year.
The bleeding pillock.
There are many Crypto currency coins out there and most will be a dead duck but there are a couple I have invested in which have the makings of being massive ! The name of the game here is to invest only what you can afford and be prepared to lose as it is a risky game like any stocks and shares.
Please note that Crypto will be the future as Banks will adopt the Bockchain technology it's built on.
If you have Bitcoin I suggest you holding onto this as it is expected that the Crypto markets will see a huge increase this year after the massive losses the crypto market has incurred these past few months.
The other aspect is to be patient as its a long term climb - just like bitcoin from a few cents up to $20,000 per coin at it's peak over several years - its now around £3.5K per coin after the crash - if you had have invested when it was a few cents you would still be sitting on millions say a £1K investment.
If you want my two top tips on crypto coins I can oblige which me and a few mates are into.
Although you may want to check pages 21 & 22 of this thread.
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A vote about May and Gove mentions Corbyn? Why?CasRus wrote:Anybody see the Michael Gove speech tonight before the vote ? He absolutely shredded Corbyn to pieces !!
Like I have said before, if Labour had a leader like Yvette Cooper for example, they would get in !
No chance with Corbyn in charge - he is highly toxic !
It surely isn't to deflect away from May is it?!
The TV news now showing re-runs of this side-show of Gove as pure cringeworthy entertainment, instead of the seriousness of the Government.
Well I never!
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