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Personally I don't happen to believe in in religious justice.

After all the Bible's full of 'crimes', which prescribes death as a punishment for various offences.

Someone who chooses to take heroin, and who is then steals from a charity like the British Legion, should be removed from society for as long as it takes for them to rid themselves of their addiction.

If they're too weak to do this, I'd happily let them rot there forever, kept away from decent society.

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You could start a poll as Mancie request Rindi,
Question:- is mancie a divvy vote yes, no, not sure, don't give a monkey's:D

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It is interesting to note that the Haig Fund (poppy collection) supports Service members, and their families, injured or killed in Afghanistan, among other conflicts and wars.

Mason is a Herion addict.

Herion is an opiate made from the juice of the opium poppy and is a major export of Afghanistan.

From Wikipedia:
"In 2007, 92% of the opiates on the world market originated in Afghanistan. This amounts to an export value of about $4 billion, with a quarter being earned by opium farmers and the rest going to district officials, insurgents, warlords, drug traffickers"

What a complicated place the world has become.

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good point AB now lets start executing addicts for commiting treason by funding the taliban :D

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Fair Trade.

;):D

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Um um um:D

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I dont think you understand the public outcry at what this scroat did, its dispicable stealing, but to rob from charity is disgusting. I also think you have forgotten that at one time the UK used to hang people, stocks, rack, etc, etc. I for one would love to see this barsteward hang he is a waste of space, a drain on society & public resources & money. No-one made this prat take drugs, its self inflicted, do the crime do the time. But as we all know the British Justice System is a joke, people know they aren't going to be punished so they might as well do the crime. That is why I for one would love to see more severe punishments i.e cut the barstewards hands off, it might make him & others think before they committed such dispicable acts if they knew what the outcome would be, instead of a spell in one of Her Majesties holiday camps.

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Thats were yeh lose out Mancie, People wish these things,due to being irate,at the joke our justice system has become, n who do yeh think bears the bulk of the blame fer how its become?:rolleyes:

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Three terms of Labour governments?

Who were about as tough as damp bog roll, when it came to crime?

With the government more interested in protecting the Human Rights of criminals, over any rights the victims of crime might have?

Which saw scrotes who were here illegally, and who mowed children down in Lancashire streets, but who were allowed to remain here, free from any justice?

Things like that?

Oh I see now, what you mean...but Mancie will be unable to see it.

Gotcha.

;)

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See it or not,n it gives me no pleasure at all to say it but yer right.

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Me neither.

Still makes me spit feathers.

:mad:

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If they chopped both his arms and hands off he wouldn't be able to shoot up his heroin.

That would be a bit of a result of sorts.

He would get a very nice disability allowance and a carer to go out get his drugs and inject them for him.
Whatever we do, we are in a lose, lose, situation.

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Wasn't it Tony Blair's finest act in politics when he signed the European human rights act, not my words his, but in this case I don't think that should save the low life, he's hardly human:mad:

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Took the words out of my mouth Less, where these people are concerned its always a lose, lose situation