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Yet another killing
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http://news.bbc.co.uk...nd/london/8670650.stm
Yet another teenager killed on London's streets.
The 3 leaders are battling to see who's bed they climb into, wouldn't it be better if their energies were spent trying to make it more safe for us to sleep in our beds?
Yet another teenager killed on London's streets.
The 3 leaders are battling to see who's bed they climb into, wouldn't it be better if their energies were spent trying to make it more safe for us to sleep in our beds?
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"it is also the politicians duty to bring into force measures to reduce such crimes, even though they would wish to shy from doing so, in case it upsets the equilibria. "
I still don't understand this sentence. You seem to be saying that politicians deliberately avoid taking crime-reducing measures for some... reason... or something. On the surface of it, that sounds a little bit conspiracy theory-ish.
I still don't understand this sentence. You seem to be saying that politicians deliberately avoid taking crime-reducing measures for some... reason... or something. On the surface of it, that sounds a little bit conspiracy theory-ish.
AOG
The leaders of the three main parties are extremely busy right now. They cannot be expected to drop what they're doing (establishing the new Government to lead the country for the next half decade), because of a murder.
Whilst they are the process of thrashing out a deal, the police will investigate the crime.
Once a new Government is in place, them it will be down to THAT team to tackle youth crime, the economy, NHS funding, withdrawal from Iraq, transport infrastructure, immigration policy, pension shortfalls and everything else a Goverment has to deal with.
Not sure why you posted the question at this time.
The leaders of the three main parties are extremely busy right now. They cannot be expected to drop what they're doing (establishing the new Government to lead the country for the next half decade), because of a murder.
Whilst they are the process of thrashing out a deal, the police will investigate the crime.
Once a new Government is in place, them it will be down to THAT team to tackle youth crime, the economy, NHS funding, withdrawal from Iraq, transport infrastructure, immigration policy, pension shortfalls and everything else a Goverment has to deal with.
Not sure why you posted the question at this time.
kromovaracun
/// What exactly do you mean here? It just sounds a bit conspiracy theoryish ///
I took the trouble to answer your question, although it contained nothing to warrant it, but for some reason it has been removed,
Obviously it was too near the truth, for some to prefer the answer not to be to be published.
/// What exactly do you mean here? It just sounds a bit conspiracy theoryish ///
I took the trouble to answer your question, although it contained nothing to warrant it, but for some reason it has been removed,
Obviously it was too near the truth, for some to prefer the answer not to be to be published.
I saw your answer, AOG, and I still didn't understand it (though I agree I'm not sure why it's been removed). As far as I can remember/could tell, you gave some examples of some policies - 'increased stop-and-search' and targeting/focus on relevant ethnic groups. I'm guessing you meant they were examples of policies that should be in place, but that wasn't really what I was asking.
Either way, I still don't understand what it was you were originally saying...
Either way, I still don't understand what it was you were originally saying...
Okay, I'll explain my confusion again.
I don't understand what exactly you're getting at here:
" it is also the politicians duty to bring into force measures to reduce such crimes, even though they would wish to shy from doing so, in case it upsets the equilibria. "
The source of my confusion is the part where you say "they would wish to shy from doing so, in case it upsets the equilibria", because what you're saying is that politicians deliberately avoid bringing in measures that you think will reduce crime, and I don't understand the motives you're attributing to them. The reason I don't is because it seems a bit crazy.
I think you might have seen my question as something like 'what anti-crime measures do you have in mind?'
I don't understand what exactly you're getting at here:
" it is also the politicians duty to bring into force measures to reduce such crimes, even though they would wish to shy from doing so, in case it upsets the equilibria. "
The source of my confusion is the part where you say "they would wish to shy from doing so, in case it upsets the equilibria", because what you're saying is that politicians deliberately avoid bringing in measures that you think will reduce crime, and I don't understand the motives you're attributing to them. The reason I don't is because it seems a bit crazy.
I think you might have seen my question as something like 'what anti-crime measures do you have in mind?'
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