Yet More Imported Crime.

[anotheoldgit]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2487299/Girl-13-sold-sex-20-time-18-year-old-gang-boss.html

This type of crime is on the increase and it is mostly committed by those who are not from these shores, will we see this type of crime increase even more in the new year?

Have we not enough of our own criminals without importing even more?

[sp1814]

What's happening in the new year?

Have a load of immigrants decided that their new years' resolution will be to turn to crime?

On a more serious note (obv), I don't know whether there really is an increase in crimes against children! or whether we are now becoming more aware of it.

Just think of the number of kids who were being raped by light entertainment stars throughout the past 50 years - and we're only just learning about those now.

As to the question of 'have we not got enough of our own criminals'?

Yeah, I think AOG is right. If your house has a rat infestation problem, you'd want to deal with it, before taking a further delivery from 'Rats-R-Us'.

[emmie]

but we don't want to import ever more rats if we have enough of our own, and yes the problem of begging, thieving from these recent imports is a problem, i have been pick pocketed twice, and burgled once, these are not victimless crimes.

[emmie]

this is from last year, and it continues

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=1fb_1342360647

[kinell]

dont forget the damage to our economy....
the capitalist model relies on the recirculation of money.......
it breaks down when money earnt here is sent over there.....
an immigrant gets paid say £300.....but ships half home, that is only half as helpful to the economy as someone who gets £300 and spends it in uk, creating jobs and tax revenue.....

[FredPuli43]

Kinell, the man will only do that if he has dependents in his original country. Would you like them all imported? It really is little different from his saving the money long term instead. If I decide to buy American or other foreign goods with my money, that does not benefit the economy either. He has at least given the economic input of his labour; what he does with his wages is a matter for him

[sp1814]

emmie

You've just repeated what I said.