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If our Police had been armed, we might have saved some money by not having to send these pieces of scum to jail, agree?
If our Police had been armed, we might have saved some money by not having to send these pieces of scum to jail, agree?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Saved money, perhaps -- not sure it would have been the best thing though. Arming the police in specific situations is obviously vital but having them armed as a matter of course is potentially very dangerous, for two main reasons:
-- Firstly, if Criminals know the police will be armed, it does not deter them but usually gives them more reason to be armed even heavier themselves
-- Secondly, it only takes one of these stories: http:// www.bbc .co.uk/ news/wo rld-us- canada- 2073071 8
-- Firstly, if Criminals know the police will be armed, it does not deter them but usually gives them more reason to be armed even heavier themselves
-- Secondly, it only takes one of these stories: http://
Well edmund it's the difference between a sentence and a tarriff
This is often a source of confusion for people.
A sentence is a penalty, not a time in gaol.
You can be sentenced to community service, or to pay a fine for example.
A life sentence means that you are never discharged from the offence, you can be let out of gaol but can have parole conditions for the rest of your life and be recalled to gaol if you break them.
A tarrif is the minimum term you spend in prison. What you are thinking of I think is a 'Whole Life Tarriff' typically imposed for child abduction and murder, multiple murders etc.
You cannot be sentenced to a Whole life tarrif if you are under 21 at the time of the offence
This is often a source of confusion for people.
A sentence is a penalty, not a time in gaol.
You can be sentenced to community service, or to pay a fine for example.
A life sentence means that you are never discharged from the offence, you can be let out of gaol but can have parole conditions for the rest of your life and be recalled to gaol if you break them.
A tarrif is the minimum term you spend in prison. What you are thinking of I think is a 'Whole Life Tarriff' typically imposed for child abduction and murder, multiple murders etc.
You cannot be sentenced to a Whole life tarrif if you are under 21 at the time of the offence
The aim should be to get the guns off the street, not add to them and encourage more. Who cares if a little money is not saved, as long as we make the place a better place to live not one where authorities patrol us decent citizens carrying firearms, and then find they need to do so. Nightmare scenario.
Zeuhl..I purposely didn't mention my idea of prevention, you lot would have me thrown out in a heartbeat! I don't support this country in its soft way of IMO bowing to all and sundry, there's no one in government who has the b alls to stand up and be counted. You of course know I was being sarky..we aren't going to change here anytime soon. Keep on keeping on...this country is fckd IMO and will only get worse! Sorry, I trust that doesn't offend anyone (smile.)
/the values have gone IMO/
Well by definition they can't have gone - but no doubt they have altered
Apart from it being a natural process, that alteration (or evolution) has no doubt changed many things for the better; I'm sure you are not proposing a comprehensive reversion to a Britain of (say) the 1950s
And thinking we can pick and choose the changes we want and those we don't want often overlooks the fact that both are rooted in the same place
Well by definition they can't have gone - but no doubt they have altered
Apart from it being a natural process, that alteration (or evolution) has no doubt changed many things for the better; I'm sure you are not proposing a comprehensive reversion to a Britain of (say) the 1950s
And thinking we can pick and choose the changes we want and those we don't want often overlooks the fact that both are rooted in the same place
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