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andrewb 14-07-2008 19:43

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Given half of those detained to 28 days were innocent, do you support or oppose increasing detention without charge to 42 days?

accyman 14-07-2008 19:54

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i thought this was settled and the laws have been passed or are you just trying to stir up more anti labour thought

dont wory yourself most of us are fed up with them we dont need you to point out that they are making a cock up of things and besides i think most of us have more pressing issues than how long a terrorist can be held like price of food and fuel

if i am wrong and the issue hasnt been sorted yet please add another option - i couldnt give a toss so that everyone can vote

thankyou

Neil 14-07-2008 19:55

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Why have you made it a public view vote? I suspect a lot of people will ignore this thread now.

accyman 14-07-2008 19:58

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 606510)
Why have you made it a public view vote? I suspect a lot of people will ignore this thread now.

so that if you disagree with him he can put your name on a hit list lol

andrewb 14-07-2008 20:01

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Originally Posted by accyman (Post 606509)
i thought this was settled and the laws have been passed or are you just trying to stir up more anti labour thought

dont wory yourself most of us are fed up with them we dont need you to point out that they are making a cock up of things and besides i think most of us have more pressing issues than how long a terrorist can be held like price of food and fuel

if i am wrong and the issue hasnt been sorted yet please add another option - i couldnt give a toss so that everyone can vote

thankyou

Its not anti labour no, I've met lots of Labour voters, and past and present Labour MP's who are against this legislation.

jambutty 14-07-2008 20:02

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Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 606505)
Given half of those detained to 28 days were innocent, do you support or oppose increasing detention without charge to 42 days?

I voted “Opposed” because I think that it is wrong to detain someone for more than 24 hours without being charged. In fact I think that it is wrong to detain someone without arresting them for a specific crime.

But that is a typical loaded question andrewb and you could have put “Given half of those detained to 28 days were guilty, do you support or oppose increasing detention without charge to 42 days?

The fact that half of those detained were innocent or guilty should have no bearing on the issue. But you have phrased the question to push people towards the oppose camp. But then that is what politicians and prospective politicians do when they favour a particular result and look to the electorate to go along with that view.

andrewb 14-07-2008 20:03

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 606510)
Why have you made it a public view vote? I suspect a lot of people will ignore this thread now.

So that neither those for or against can say the poll is fixed as has been accused of national polls.

accyman 14-07-2008 20:04

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Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 606517)
Its not anti labour no, I've met lots of Labour voters, and past and present Labour MP's who are against this legislation.


but is this poll relevant , we have had it before and discussed all the views from how an innocent man can be held without charge been disgusting to hold them as long as it takes to catch a terrorist

entwisi 14-07-2008 20:05

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I'd rather the goverment focussed on locking up for more than 42 days all the thieves, gun/knive carrying kids, and general ruffian/anti social crowd.

garinda 14-07-2008 20:06

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Please vote to support the increase, in the hope that someone will eventually get the message.;)

Even though, like Dickie Davis's by-election, it's all fairly pointless now, as the government won the vote to increase the time of suspected terrorists could be held without charge from 28 to 42 days.

Gayle 14-07-2008 20:06

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Well I refuse to vote - the whole bye election was a fiasco and so is this.

accyman 14-07-2008 20:07

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Originally Posted by entwisi (Post 606524)
I'd rather the goverment focussed on locking up for more than 42 days all the thieves, gun/knive carrying kids, and general ruffian/anti social crowd.

in agreement here

lancsdave 14-07-2008 20:08

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Originally Posted by Gayle (Post 606526)
Well I refuse to vote - the whole bye election was a fiasco and so is this.


And if the poll is supposed to back up DD's stance then it's flawed anyway. It's only dealing with one subject when he 'allegedly' stood on many subjects :D

garinda 14-07-2008 20:08

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Originally Posted by Gayle (Post 606526)
Well I refuse to vote - the whole bye election was a fiasco and so is this.

Vote in support then, as a protest.

Unlike the fiasco of a by-election we don't have the option of voting for a selection of other nutters.:D

Gayle 14-07-2008 20:09

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I'm writing my protest placards as we speak.

garinda 14-07-2008 20:09

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Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 606528)
And if the poll is supposed to back up DD's stance then it's flawed anyway. It's only dealing with one subject when he 'allegedly' stood on many subjects :D

Yes, he also wants to rename the Palace of Westminster as Winnie Mandela House.:D

pipinfort 14-07-2008 20:10

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Well i voted YES (just to tip the balance)

andrewb 14-07-2008 20:12

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Originally Posted by jambutty (Post 606520)
I voted “Opposed” because I think that it is wrong to detain someone for more than 24 hours without being charged. In fact I think that it is wrong to detain someone without arresting them for a specific crime.

But that is a typical loaded question andrewb and you could have put “Given half of those detained to 28 days were guilty, do you support or oppose increasing detention without charge to 42 days?

The fact that half of those detained were innocent or guilty should have no bearing on the issue. But you have phrased the question to push people towards the oppose camp. But then that is what politicians and prospective politicians do when they favour a particular result and look to the electorate to go along with that view.

Indeed I did it like that on purpose, to see what the reaction is once people understand that many are innocent. As many automatically see the word terrorist suspect and want to bang them up for life, but thats not what this legislation is about as I appreciate you understand Jambutty. :)

andrewb 14-07-2008 20:14

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Originally Posted by Gayle (Post 606526)
Well I refuse to vote - the whole bye election was a fiasco and so is this.

This question is nothing to do with the by-election, feel free to vote.

garinda 14-07-2008 20:14

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Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 606528)
And if the poll is supposed to back up DD's stance then it's flawed anyway. It's only dealing with one subject when he 'allegedly' stood on many subjects :D

Let's just be glad Myra Hindley is dead and burned, otherwise Dickie Davis, the fighter for people's freedom, would be probably be trying to get her released.

andrewb 14-07-2008 20:15

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 606540)
Let's just be glad Myra Hindley is dead and burned, otherwise Dickie Davis, the fighter of people's freedom, would be probably be trying to get her released.

How stupid.

Wynonie Harris 14-07-2008 20:15

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Tend to agree with Jammybutty. The question has not been impartially presented and confirms my suspicion that Cyfr tries to get people to agree with him by asking loaded questions - he's obviously got a great career in politics ahead of him!

garinda 14-07-2008 20:16

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 606542)
Tend to agree with Jammybutty. The question has not been impartially presented and confirms my suspicion that Cyfr tries to get people to agree with him by asking loaded questions - he's obviously got a great career in politics ahead of him!


I agree.

Very poorly worded, and weighted.

The poll I set up was at least fair.:)

andrewb 14-07-2008 20:18

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 606542)
Tend to agree with Jammybutty. The question has not been impartially presented and confirms my suspicion that Cyfr tries to get people to agree with him by asking loaded questions - he's obviously got a great career in politics ahead of him!

I have already agreed that without knowing the argument people see 'terrorist' and think 'lock them up longer'. As we have seen in national polls, once people hear the argument a lot are swayed.

garinda 14-07-2008 20:18

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 606542)
- he's obviously got a great career in politics ahead of him!

With his talent for selling political ideas to us plebs, he could go all the way to the top

....that's if Peter Britcliffe's retired by then.

Benipete 14-07-2008 20:19

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 606525)
Please vote to support the increase, in the hope that someone will eventually get the message.;)

Even though, like Dickie Davis's by-election, it's all fairly pointless now, as the government won the vote to increase the time of suspected terrorists could be held without charge from 28 to 42 days.

What has Dickie Davis and The World of Sport got to do with this:confused:

garinda 14-07-2008 20:20

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Vote
Support!

garinda 14-07-2008 20:21

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Originally Posted by Benipete (Post 606548)
What has Dickie Davis and The World of Sport got to do with this:confused:

To me David Davis is a bit of a Dickie.;)

andrewb 14-07-2008 20:21

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 606551)
Vote
Support!

No, I don't want to lock innocent people up and destroy their lives for no increased safety.

Wynonie Harris 14-07-2008 20:21

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Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 606545)
I have already agreed that without knowing the argument people see 'terrorist' and think 'lock them up longer'.

You complain when I call you patronising, but you prove yourself worthy of that word time and time again. People are not as stupid as you think - they do actually undrstand that a "terrorist suspect" is just that, without any prompting from you.

Gayle 14-07-2008 20:22

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I will vote - if you can explain to me WHY so many innocent people are being detained.

Your figure of 50% indicates that 50% of people are innocent when in fact, that is not necessarily true, they are released but does that actually mean they are innocent?

garinda 14-07-2008 20:23

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Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 606553)
No, I don't want to lock innocent people up and destroy their lives for no increased safety.

Ok, what about if Myra Hindley was still alive?

She'd served her lawful sentence, would you and Dickie Davis be pleading for her freedom?

Or is some freedom different from other freedoms?

garinda 14-07-2008 20:26

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Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 606553)
No, I don't want to lock innocent people up and destroy their lives for no increased safety.

Vote support,
if even one innocent life might be saved from terrorist murderers.

andrewb 14-07-2008 20:33

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 606554)
You complain when I call you patronising, but you prove yourself worthy of that word time and time again. People are not as stupid as you think - they do actually undrstand that a "terrorist suspect" is just that, without any prompting from you.

Why did a huge amount of people change their mind once we had a public debate in the last month?

lancsdave 14-07-2008 20:33

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 606542)
Tend to agree with Jammybutty. The question has not been impartially presented and confirms my suspicion that Cyfr tries to get people to agree with him by asking loaded questions - he's obviously got a great career in politics ahead of him!

I would think he would make a better defence lawyer for terrorists. He's gullible enough to fight their corner and beleive everything they tell him.

andrewb 14-07-2008 20:41

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 606562)
Vote support,
if even one innocent life might be saved from terrorist murderers.

Which it wont so please stop the childish propaganda gary!

andrewb 14-07-2008 20:42

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 606557)
Ok, what about if Myra Hindley was still alive?

She'd served her lawful sentence, would you and Dickie Davis be pleading for her freedom?

Or is some freedom different from other freedoms?


Absolute rubbish Gary. This is why I got ****ed off in the original thread. You know very well theres a difference between innocent people and guilty people. Stop being so silly.

accyman 14-07-2008 20:43

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Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 606572)
I would think he would make a better defence lawyer for terrorists. He's gullible enough to fight their corner and beleive everything they tell him.

if a fanatical tory thinks its a bad idea to investigate fully any individual suspected of been a terrorist should i be assuming that tories dont want terrorists caught ?


i bet you any amount of money if cameron suggested 1 year detention without charge he would be right behind the idea

garinda 14-07-2008 20:43

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Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 606586)
Which it wont so please stop the childish propaganda gary!

That's soooooooooo rich, coming from you.

http://www.bittermancircle.com/my%20...tDeadHorse.gif

Loz 14-07-2008 20:44

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Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 606586)
Which it wont so please stop the childish propaganda gary!

Tell that to the victims and families of the victims of 7/7 and 9/11.
If it prevented things like this happening then im all for it.

garinda 14-07-2008 20:46

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Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 606588)
Absolute rubbish Gary. This is why I got ****ed off in the original thread. You know very well theres a difference between innocent people and guilty people. Stop being so silly.

Not silly.

A fair question.

In law she had more than served the sentence for the crimes she committed.

Would you be campaiging for her release, because her freedom was important?

garinda 14-07-2008 20:47

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Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 606588)
This is why I got ****ed off in the original thread.

I do so pity people without stamina.

andrewb 14-07-2008 20:48

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Originally Posted by Loz (Post 606592)
Tell that to the victims and families of the victims of 7/7 and 9/11.
If it prevented things like this happening then im all for it.

I talked to Rachel North, 7/7 survivor. She said 42 days would not help because it was not needed. She said doing what we've done increasing the detention is doing the terrorists job for them. All they want to do is take our freedom and they're suceeding unfortunately. :(

accyman 14-07-2008 20:49

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Originally Posted by Loz (Post 606592)
Tell that to the victims and families of the victims of 7/7 and 9/11.
If it prevented things like this happening then im all for it.


wasnt a girl from accrington killed on 7/7 ?

for a young tory who i assume is hoping to enter accrington polotics i do hope that it gets remembered that he is all for less been done to catch people who do things like this

andrewb 14-07-2008 20:50

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Originally Posted by Gayle (Post 606555)
I will vote - if you can explain to me WHY so many innocent people are being detained.

Your figure of 50% indicates that 50% of people are innocent when in fact, that is not necessarily true, they are released but does that actually mean they are innocent?

Quite simply because the legislation allows anyone to be detained without any evidence at all. They can be detained for the whole period 'just incase' some eviendence were to come to light. I don't think its right to do this to innocent people, it should just be terrorists punished.

They're as innocent as anybody else who is arrested and then let go.

accyman 14-07-2008 20:52

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terrorism is like cancer , you have to take some of the good to be sure you get all the bad

im sure if you google enough there will be cases where guilty people have been let go because time ran out to question them and they went on to commit terroism

andrewb 14-07-2008 20:52

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Originally Posted by accyman (Post 606600)
wasnt a girl from accrington killed on 7/7 ?

for a young tory who i assume is hoping to enter accrington polotics i do hope that it gets remembered that he is all for less been done to catch people who do things like this

So much ignorance in this thread. Disagreeing is fine but being blatently ignorant to what I am saying is another thing.

Gayle 14-07-2008 20:53

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On the subject of ignoring - have you bothered answering my question yet?

Loz 14-07-2008 20:53

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Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 606598)
I talked to Rachel North, 7/7 survivor. She said 42 days would not help because it was not needed. She said doing what we've done increasing the detention is doing the terrorists job for them. All they want to do is take our freedom and they're suceeding unfortunately. :(

So the Tories agenda goes something along the lines of; Do less about terrorism, hug a hoodie etc?

Wow, you've got my vote :rolleyes:

garinda 14-07-2008 20:54

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Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 606603)

They're as innocent as anybody else who is arrested and then let go.


...and can be financially compensated.

Sadly the innocent victims of terrorism don't find much use for money, after they're dead.

Lilly 14-07-2008 20:55

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 606596)
Not silly.

A fair question.

In law she had more than served the sentence for the crimes she committed.

Would you be campaiging for her release, because her freedom was important?

I think Myra Hindley would have had to be released if she hadn't conveniently died.

As you say, she had served longer than her original sentence so the government would have had to release her.

However, no government wants to be remembered as the government who released Myra Hindley.

I wonder if she really is dead or if we were just told that and she's living abroad somewhere......I don't remember seeing any photos from the funeral in the papers.

andrewb 14-07-2008 21:00

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Originally Posted by Loz (Post 606607)
So the Tories agenda goes something along the lines of; Do less about terrorism, hug a hoodie etc?

Wow, you've got my vote :rolleyes:

No, not at all. As I said, lock them up and throw away the key, if they're guilty.

Locking innocent people up is wrong. It creates more anger in communities where terrorism has originated in the past. Its counter productive.

garinda 14-07-2008 21:01

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Even this second poll on the subject looks just like your party's attempt to block increased security measures, i.e. it's failed.

How long does it take for a loser to realise he's lost?

accyman 14-07-2008 21:01

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i think it should be free , holding a person is one thing but charging them is ridiculous

andrewb 14-07-2008 21:02

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Originally Posted by Gayle (Post 606606)
On the subject of ignoring - have you bothered answering my question yet?

I have done?

Loz 14-07-2008 21:03

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Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 606617)
No, not at all. As I said, lock them up and throw away the key, if they're guilty.

Locking innocent people up is wrong. It creates more anger in communities where terrorism has originated in the past. Its counter productive.

Yeah but surely the point of detaining them is to find out if they are guilty?
You can't try and gather evidence on people without arresting them because you could be risking national security.

andrewb 14-07-2008 21:06

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Originally Posted by Loz (Post 606628)
Yeah but surely the point of detaining them is to find out if they are guilty?
You can't try and gather evidence on people without arresting them because you could be risking national security.

Indeed, but 42 days is too much. The crown prosecution service themselves say that 28 days is easily enough. Thats why I don't back 42 days legislation, it is just being used to make the government look tough, while achieving nothing.

Gayle 14-07-2008 21:08

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Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 606603)
Quite simply because the legislation allows anyone to be detained without any evidence at all. They can be detained for the whole period 'just incase' some eviendence were to come to light. I don't think its right to do this to innocent people, it should just be terrorists punished.

They're as innocent as anybody else who is arrested and then let go.

But you haven't answered my question at all. What is it about some people that makes the police want to detain them? Are innocent people being victimised randomly? You are making it sound like the police randomly swoop on innocent people and detain them without any reason i.e. just plucking them off the street. What I want to know is why these people are plucked off the street in the first place - what makes the police think they are terrorists.

Do you have any case studies?

andrewb 14-07-2008 21:08

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 606623)
Even this second poll on the subject looks just like your party's attempt to block increased security measures, i.e. it's failed.

How long does it take for a loser to realise he's lost?

Well I've not lost elsewhere. Only on Accringtonweb. It doesn't help when you're here spreading ignorant views.

Loz 14-07-2008 21:08

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28 days is probably excessive in some cases but not enough in other cases.
Who is to say what length of time is long enough anyway?

andrewb 14-07-2008 21:10

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Originally Posted by Gayle (Post 606635)
But you haven't answered my question at all. What is it about some people that makes the police want to detain them? Are innocent people being victimised randomly? You are making it sound like the police randomly swoop on innocent people and detain them without any reason i.e. just plucking them off the street. What I want to know is why these people are plucked off the street in the first place - what makes the police think they are terrorists.

Do you have any case studies?

I don't. However I suspect its the same as any other crime. Wrong place wrong time. However normally people are just released quickly, under this legislation they can be detained for 42 days just in case some evidence appears. If they were guility and the police heavily suspected them of it, thats different because they would release them on the last day and then use survailence, but they simply have not done this in the innocent cases under the terrorism act.

steeljack 14-07-2008 21:11

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Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 606633)
Indeed, but 42 days is too much. The crown prosecution service themselves say that 28 days is easily enough. Thats why I don't back 42 days legislation, it is just being used to make the government look tough, while achieving nothing.

now you are just being silly , using the Crown prosecution Service as an example in anything requiring common sense , these are the clowns who prefer to prosecute and jail home owners for defending their property against thieves and burglars :D

andrewb 14-07-2008 21:12

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Originally Posted by Loz (Post 606637)
28 days is probably excessive in some cases but not enough in other cases.
Who is to say what length of time is long enough anyway?

The people who have to gather evidence and charge! The only ones guilty who have gone close to being detained for 28days have had their evidence found in 4 and 12 days respectively. That should be a clear indictator to say we dont need to extend it.

Loz 14-07-2008 21:15

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Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 606642)
The people who have to gather evidence and charge! The only ones guilty who have gone close to being detained for 28days have had their evidence found in 4 and 12 days respectively. That should be a clear indictator to say we dont need to extend it.

Thats not to say that you won't ever need 28 or 42 days?
At least if its in place to detain people for upto 42 days then it can be used if needed.
I would rather be safe than sorry.

andrewb 14-07-2008 21:17

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Originally Posted by Loz (Post 606648)
Thats not to say that you won't ever need 28 or 42 days?
At least if its in place to detain people for upto 42 days then it can be used if needed.
I would rather be safe than sorry.

But then innocent people will be detained for even longer, when its not even necessary to have that many days to convict the guilty. Whats to stop them changing it to 100 days, 1000 days, just to be safe rather than sorry?

Benipete 14-07-2008 21:17

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Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 606642)
The people who have to gather evidence and charge! The only ones guilty who have gone close to being detained for 28days have had their evidence found in 4 and 12 days respectively. That should be a clear indictator to say we dont need to extend it.

When is the Lords debate,only I'll need to get some cans in for the next andrewb show.:jimbo:

garinda 14-07-2008 21:17

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Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 606636)
It doesn't help when you're here spreading ignorant views.

Di-dums.:dummy2:

If you can't stand the heat...

there's a nice cool cell over there.

andrewb 14-07-2008 21:18

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 606654)
Di-dums.:dummy2:

If you can't stand the heat...

I only won't be able to stand the heat when you start arguing using relevant things. ;)

Loz 14-07-2008 21:19

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Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 606651)
But then innocent people will be detained for even longer, when its not even necessary to have that many days to convict the guilty. Whats to stop them changing it to 100 days, 1000 days, just to be safe rather than sorry?

Whats worth more?
Someones life being interrupted for 42 days or somebodies life?

Bonnyboy 14-07-2008 21:20

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My views are the same as last time this poll was done, so I voted accordingly.

I can see shades of Mugabe and Zimbabwe here…did we get the last poll wrong ?

Royboy39 14-07-2008 21:23

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Originally Posted by Loz (Post 606637)
28 days is probably excessive in some cases but not enough in other cases.
Who is to say what length of time is long enough anyway?

I Have suggested this before: High Court Judges in the UK are paid a considerable amount of money to administer the interpretation of the law.
If extra time to question suspects is required, let them earn the money they receive from the public purse and adjudge yes or no to the extra detention.
There is no need to pen extra legislation for 42 day's...the legislation is already in place.

BERNADETTE 14-07-2008 21:23

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[quote andrewb]they would release them on the last day and then use survailence, but they simply have not done this in the innocent cases under the terrorism act.[/quote] How do you know whether the police have had the people under surveillance or not? I am damn sure they don't inform us when they are going to keep their eye on somebody, so from where do you get your evidence??

accyman 14-07-2008 21:23

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when its not even necessary to have that many days to convict the guilty
poppycock investigations can lead to other avenues that need investigating and a suspect should be held until all avenues have been explored

are you sure your a tory because you sound like bleeding liberal to me

andrewb 14-07-2008 21:30

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Originally Posted by BERNADETTE (Post 606663)
[quote andrewb]they would release them on the last day and then use survailence, but they simply have not done this in the innocent cases under the terrorism act.

How do you know whether the police have had the people under surveillance or not? I am damn sure they don't inform us when they are going to keep their eye on somebody, so from where do you get your evidence??[/quote]

David Davis has fully investigated it and nobody has come out to say hes fibbing!

andrewb 14-07-2008 21:31

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Originally Posted by accyman (Post 606664)
poppycock investigations can lead to other avenues that need investigating and a suspect should be held until all avenues have been explored

are you sure your a tory because you sound like bleeding liberal to me

Every avenue should be explored. Every other civilized country manages to explore them without needing 42 days. In fact, we manage to do it within 28 days, so there is no need to extend.

accyman 14-07-2008 21:36

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Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 606688)
Every avenue should be explored. Every other civilized country manages to explore them without needing 42 days. In fact, we manage to do it within 28 days, so there is no need to extend.

were british we like to do things properly infact other police are so pathetic we had to send in british investigators to help conduct the search for madelin

Loz 14-07-2008 21:37

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Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 606688)
Every avenue should be explored. Every other civilized country manages to explore them without needing 42 days. In fact, we manage to do it within 28 days, so there is no need to extend.

What about the USA?
Guantamo bay anybody?

BERNADETTE 14-07-2008 21:38

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Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 606680)
How do you know whether the police have had the people under surveillance or not? I am damn sure they don't inform us when they are going to keep their eye on somebody, so from where do you get your evidence??

David Davis has fully investigated it and nobody has come out to say hes fibbing![/quote]Oh well then it must be so, do you really think that the police are going to tell anybody who is under surveillance???

Mancie 14-07-2008 21:39

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Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 606688)
Every avenue should be explored. Every other civilized country manages to explore them without needing 42 days. In fact, we manage to do it within 28 days, so there is no need to extend.

I presume you count the USA as a civilized country?
maybe we should hold terrorist suspects on an Island and hold them for 5years+ without charge!!!

andrewb 14-07-2008 21:40

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Originally Posted by BERNADETTE (Post 606700)
David Davis has fully investigated it and nobody has come out to say hes fibbing!

Oh well then it must be so, do you really think that the police are going to tell anybody who is under surveillance???[/quote]

He was the shadow home secretary. You can't tell me you honestly believe hes lies and nobody has said a thing during the whole campaign? Surely those in favour of 42 days would have had a field day!!

andrewb 14-07-2008 21:40

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Originally Posted by Loz (Post 606699)
What about the USA?
Guantamo bay anybody?

The one example (which is being scrapped because its wrong)

Loz 14-07-2008 21:42

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Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 606703)
Oh well then it must be so, do you really think that the police are going to tell anybody who is under surveillance???

He was the shadow home secretary. You can't tell me you honestly believe hes lies and nobody has said a thing during the whole campaign? Surely those in favour of 42 days would have had a field day!![/quote]

You are trying to tell me you believe politicians don't lie!!
What planet do you live on?

andrewb 14-07-2008 21:50

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Originally Posted by Loz (Post 606707)
He was the shadow home secretary. You can't tell me you honestly believe hes lies and nobody has said a thing during the whole campaign? Surely those in favour of 42 days would have had a field day!!

You are trying to tell me you believe politicians don't lie!!
What planet do you live on?[/quote]

If he lied about that they'd come straight out and say he was, nobody has accused him of doing that!

God I can't believe I'm having to argue these things just because people want to find any possible way to make my argument invalid.

Quite clear that the majority of people on Accringtonweb couldn't care less about locking up innocents. All I can say is I hope it never happens to you or your families.

BERNADETTE 14-07-2008 21:51

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Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 606703)
Oh well then it must be so, do you really think that the police are going to tell anybody who is under surveillance???

He was the shadow home secretary. You can't tell me you honestly believe hes lies and nobody has said a thing during the whole campaign? Surely those in favour of 42 days would have had a field day!![/quote]I am saying that the police are unlikely to disclose whether they have kept people who have been released under surveillance!!!

cashman 14-07-2008 21:52

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Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 606720)

Quite clear that the majority of people on Accringtonweb couldn't care about locking up innocents. All I can say is I hope it never happens to you or your families.

good now sod off.:D

Royboy39 14-07-2008 21:52

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Originally Posted by Mancie (Post 606701)
I presume you count the USA as a civilized country?
maybe we should hold terrorist suspects on an Island and hold them for 5years+ without charge!!!

Why would you presume that Sunshine?
I think you are trying to cause upset where there is none 'My Son'?
You may fool people some of the time but it takes a small amount of time to suss out where you are coming from.
Contribute to forums to the best of your ability, and if your ability is limited to the crap you have posted recently I think you should sleep on it.

Loz 14-07-2008 21:56

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Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 606720)
You are trying to tell me you believe politicians don't lie!!
What planet do you live on?

If he lied about that they'd come straight out and say he was, nobody has accused him of doing that!

God I can't believe I'm having to argue these things just because people want to find any possible way to make my argument invalid.

Quite clear that the majority of people on Accringtonweb couldn't care less about locking up innocents. All I can say is I hope it never happens to you or your families.[/quote]

We care about protecting our country and loved ones from terroism.
Why do you presume lots of innocent people will be detained anyway?
Surely there is some evidence needed before an arrest?

Mancie 14-07-2008 22:00

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Originally Posted by Royboy39 (Post 606725)
Why would you presume that Sunshine?
I think you are trying to cause upset where there is none 'My Son'?
You may fool people some of the time but it takes a small amount of time to suss out where you are coming from.
Contribute to forums to the best of your ability, and if your ability is limited to the crap you have posted recently I think you should sleep on it.

Trying to cause upset were there is none? mugchops! there's plenty of that on this subject
you couldn't "suss" out a game of cluedo you plump!

Loz 14-07-2008 22:02

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Andrew why pm me?
Fair enough you are making your point but why not post on here like everything else has been.

Royboy39 14-07-2008 22:03

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Originally Posted by Mancie (Post 606734)
Trying to cause upset were there is none? mugchops! there's plenty of that on this subject
you couldn't "suss" out a game of cluedo you plump!

Very clear and concise response from a muppet :dancedog:

emamum 14-07-2008 22:18

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Andrew............................................ .................



Shhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!

Loz 14-07-2008 22:21

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Originally Posted by emamum23 (Post 606740)
Andrew............................................ .................



Shhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!

I think thats one of the most sensible things that has been posted all night!
Wish i had thought of it sooner!

garinda 14-07-2008 22:28

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Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 606720)
Quite clear that the majority of people on Accringtonweb couldn't care less about locking up innocents. All I can say is I hope it never happens to you or your families.

Hurrah!

Yes, the majority of us obviously care more about saving innocent lives, than we do about fourteen more days incarceration of suspected terrorists.

Now go and have a little lie down in this nice padded cell.;)

http://achristian.files.wordpress.co...added_cell.jpg

accyman 14-07-2008 22:30

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Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 606720)

God I can't believe I'm having to argue these things just because people want to find any possible way to make my argument invalid.
.

you started the whole thing but i am sory if the whole world dosnt agree with you , perhaps you should leave the country and go into politics somewhere more favourable to your liking

i hear iraq is missing a dictatorship

jambutty 14-07-2008 22:37

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Isn’t one of the reasons why many people don’t want corporal punishment brought back because it is better to let nine potentially guilty go free than hang one innocent person.

So shouldn’t that principle apply to this issue? Or is it yet again a case of double standards depending which way the wind is blowing?

garinda 14-07-2008 22:42

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Originally Posted by jambutty (Post 606755)
Isn’t one of the reasons why many people don’t want corporal punishment brought back because it is better to let nine potentially guilty go free than hang one innocent person.

So shouldn’t that principle apply to this issue? Or is it yet again a case of double standards depending which way the wind is blowing?

Perhaps you should write to David Davis.

That fighter for freedom and liberty also supports the return of the death penalty.

BBC NEWS | Politics | Tories' Davis backs death penalty


I wonder how he would try to compensate those innocents who might be hanged.

Rather makes a mockery of his worries about fourteen more days in jail for those poor innocents, who are suspected of terrorism.

cashman 14-07-2008 22:46

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 606761)
Perhaps you should write to David Davis.

That fighter for freedom and liberty also supports the return of the death penalty.

BBC NEWS | Politics | Tories' Davis backs death penalty


I wonder how he would try to compensate those innocents who might be hanged.

Rather makes a mockery of his worries about fourteen more days in jail for those poor innocents, who are suspected of terrorism.

sorry mate have to spread it around.:rofl38::rofl38::rofl38::rofl38::rofl38::ro fl38::rofl38:

accyman 14-07-2008 22:49

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Originally Posted by jambutty (Post 606755)
Isn’t one of the reasons why many people don’t want corporal punishment brought back because it is better to let nine potentially guilty go free than hang one innocent person.

So shouldn’t that principle apply to this issue? Or is it yet again a case of double standards depending which way the wind is blowing?


i would love to see the death penalty back infact i think having it back would improve things a great deal and with more advanced forensics it would be highly unlikely we got the wrong person

just think how many less murderers woudl be walking our streets today or how many children would have been saved from abuse if the pedophile had been executed and not relased to do it again

anyway thats another post waiting to happen but im strongly behind holding people untill all avenues have been explored

i dont have any worries about been held indefinatly because i hardly fit the profile of a terrorist nor do i hang around with people that would bring suspition of terrorist activity upon me

Loz 14-07-2008 22:50

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Wonder what your views are on the death penalty andrew?
Do you support davies on this too?
How stupid to be against an extra 12 days detention for terroists but support hangings!
At least if innocent people are locked up they can get on with their lives afterwards.
Theres no going back if you kill an innocent person.

garinda 14-07-2008 22:54

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Originally Posted by Loz (Post 606773)
Do you support davies on this too?
How stupid to be against an extra 12 days detention for terroists but support hangings!

Perhaps he's not that passionate about people's freedom after all.:rolleyes:

Perhaps it was just one big ego trip....at the tax payer's expense.


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