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DBNOv4.0 replied

25 July 2005, 17:31
Mr

Shoot to kill for all illegals...
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Lucifer Box replied

25 July 2005, 16:41
Traffic wardens with MP5s would be a handy backup.
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sunnysan replied

25 July 2005, 16:29
Suport Officers

yes brilliant idea, perhaps we can issue comunity support officers with 357 Magnums as well.
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Jabberwocky replied

25 July 2005, 16:07
Execution squads

What we need are greater powers for the police. They should be able
to shoot on sight anyone who resists arrest. Eight shots to the head, this is how to end terrorism. Those of you on the tube will feel much safer knowing that these squads operating undercover in your midst. Any dissent, anyone acting suspiciously is a potential suicide bomber. They should be taken out of society with lethal force in order to protect our democratic freedoms.

Did you just give me a funny look ?
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AtW replied

25 July 2005, 16:05
Originally posted by ALM

Since when has the punishment for being stupid been 5 bullets to the head?

Since the beginning of time -- the exact cause of death differed but the end result was the same. What do you call kid who was joyriding on trains and got his legs cut off? Stupid.
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ALM replied

25 July 2005, 15:50
Originally posted by AtW

That's a lie: I did not say I would be happy or really pleased, I just said I am prepared to repeat that in their faces: if they can't take the truth then its their problem.

I really don't understand your opinion Atw. Since when has the punishment for being stupid been 5 bullets to the head?
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WageSlave replied

25 July 2005, 14:30
Originally posted by AtW

No, why?

Just wondered.
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AtW replied

25 July 2005, 14:25
Originally posted by WageSlave

AtW, are you a master of Kung Fu?

No, why?
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WageSlave replied

25 July 2005, 14:12
AtW, are you a master of Kung Fu?
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AtW replied

25 July 2005, 14:09
Originally posted by SandyDown

Yes.. but AtW, quite said that he would be quite happy and really pleased to meet this man's parents and tell them with a straight face that theirs son deserved to be shot because he was soooo stupid!!!

That's a lie: I did not say I would be happy or really pleased, I just said I am prepared to repeat that in their faces: if they can't take the truth then its their problem.
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datestamp replied

25 July 2005, 12:23
Worth a few quid - Waldorf - 150k in the 80's
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SupremeSpod replied

25 July 2005, 12:11
Originally posted by wobbegong

The family of Jean Charles de Menezes are now considering sueing the Police.

Well, it's got to be worth a few quid, ain't it?

Shot five times in the head for having an out of date student visa?
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wobbegong replied

25 July 2005, 11:59
The family of Jean Charles de Menezes are now considering sueing the Police.
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datestamp replied

25 July 2005, 11:51
Sorry, can you just wait a minute while I put my hearing aid on.
That's better.

Did somebody say something?
And who are all these policemen standing around me?
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SandyDown replied

25 July 2005, 11:46
Originally posted by sunnysan

SD,

I think the general consensus is that the police did what they had to under the circumstances, they "neutralised" a potential threat to the public. I sympathise with the man that pulled the trigger as much as the family of the deceased.

The fact that the mans visa had expired would perhaps explain his reaction to being challenged by police but has very little to do with whether the police where right or wrong to shoot him.

Yes.. but AtW, quite said that he would be quite happy and really pleased to meet this man's parents and tell them with a straight face that theirs son deserved to be shot because he was soooo stupid!!!
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