Starkey does it again

[xoggoth]

We demand a 45 page document certified by all appropriate authorities to show you are a benefit or we will deport you!

Or just send me a £300 (16968477874 Ruble) bribe.

PS Do they still give sweets as change in Russia?

[Diver]

If you do that you'll end up with people like me.

And all joking aside, the UK would be all the better for it Alex.

[DodgyAgent]

It does not matter what their ethnicity is - the only thing that matters if they broke the law and it's up the jury to decide that in court.

Is it therefore alright for the police to be institutionally racist as long as the Jury get things right when matters get to court?

[Doggy Styles]

It was not so long ago it was like that in the UK.

What, execution for being the victims of rape?

Tell us how long ago you are talking about.

[AtW]

Is it therefore alright for the police to be institutionally racist as long as the Jury get things right when matters get to court?

Police should not let off any criminals whatever the race - that in my view more or less happens (it's the courts that let some barstewards walk free with conditional sentences).

[DodgyAgent]

Police should not let off any criminals whatever the race - that in my view more or less happens (it's the courts that let some barstewards walk free with conditional sentences).

If muslims are institutionally sexist (which is Starkeys point) then is it OK for the police to be institutionally racist?

[SupremeSpod]

If muslims are institutionally sexist (which is Starkeys point) then is it OK for the police to be institutionally racist?

**** yeah!

In the United Kingdom, every person has limited powers of arrest if they see a crime being committed: at Common Law in Scotland, and in England and Wales if the crime is indictable[1] – these are called "every person powers", commonly referred to as a "citizen's arrest". In England and Wales, the vast majority of attested constables enjoy full powers of arrest and search as granted by the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984. All police officers are "constables" in law, irrespective of rank. Although police officers have wide ranging powers, they are still civilians and subject to the same laws as members of the public. However there are certain additional legal restrictions on police officers such as the illegality of taking industrial action and the ban on taking part in active politics.

[AtW]

If muslims are institutionally sexist (which is Starkeys point) then is it OK for the police to be institutionally racist?

No, police should just uphold the law and bring those who appear to break it before the courts.

If in some culture they do something that is illegal in this country then tough tulip - don't do it here or you get before courts.

Nothing racist about it.

[d000hg]

If muslims are institutionally sexist (which is Starkeys point) then is it OK for the police to be institutionally racist?

The police should presumably uphold the institutional racism/sexism of their nation's law.

[SupremeSpod]

The police should presumably uphold the institutional racism/sexism of their nation's law.

**** yeah!