Reasons To Be Cheerful - Part Whatever
ChatterBank1 min ago
Boomaker Robbery
What a shame for that poor guy who died robbing Ladbrokes with an immitation gun I know it was wrong I wonder whether he had a heartattack?
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Fair enough he had indeed done this before- this is robbery not murder, so do all you fine upstanding individuals who are baying like jackals approve of the death sentence for robbery then, because you certainly seem to?
I don't always take the case of the under dog Sqad, I simply try to be rational and look at all the circumstances and from every side before I get a rope out and sling it over the nearest tree. I have had extensive experience of not very nice people at all, some truly nasty pieces of work but very, very few imho deserve to die, and certainly not a small time petty criminal who is a recovering drink and drug addict. It was not a real gun, there is a massive difference between going armed to kill and waving a toy gun around.
As Jno says isn't it welcoming that ahead of an inquest etc the police have already decided not to charge anyone with anything relating to his death- just better hope no-one stabbed him in the head with one of those classy little pens they have kicking about, beat him to death or otherwise intentionally harmed him more than necessary otherwise that's just a licence to murder someone doing something you don't like, but I imagine that will be fine with a lot of people here and then people wonder why there are people like this and why they don't have the society they think they deserve.
I don't always take the case of the under dog Sqad, I simply try to be rational and look at all the circumstances and from every side before I get a rope out and sling it over the nearest tree. I have had extensive experience of not very nice people at all, some truly nasty pieces of work but very, very few imho deserve to die, and certainly not a small time petty criminal who is a recovering drink and drug addict. It was not a real gun, there is a massive difference between going armed to kill and waving a toy gun around.
As Jno says isn't it welcoming that ahead of an inquest etc the police have already decided not to charge anyone with anything relating to his death- just better hope no-one stabbed him in the head with one of those classy little pens they have kicking about, beat him to death or otherwise intentionally harmed him more than necessary otherwise that's just a licence to murder someone doing something you don't like, but I imagine that will be fine with a lot of people here and then people wonder why there are people like this and why they don't have the society they think they deserve.
Nox....showing no sympathy does not make me in favour of the death penalty for thieves. He brought about his own death. I have been homeless, sitting in a bus shelter with only the clothes I wore and a few shillings in my hand. Didn't make me turn to robbery.
Had he scared a punter in the bookmakers to death would you still feel as sorry for his circumstances?
Granted I don't have all the facts but I still don't think it's " a shame for the poor guy who died robbing"
Had he scared a punter in the bookmakers to death would you still feel as sorry for his circumstances?
Granted I don't have all the facts but I still don't think it's " a shame for the poor guy who died robbing"
I frequent need to restrain people, sometimes on a daily basis, we are taught how to restrain people safely and how not cause injury or death through restraint, if restraint is carried out by members of the public they would probably be unaware of such risks but the Police would almost certainly be aware of such problems.
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