Originally posted by The Lone Gunman
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I have good knowledge of that specific area, Wedmore, Somerset, it is an extremely wealthy grey haired community, retired judges, lawyers, Doctors. Not exactly the most liberal place in England.
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OF course they are tough on crime...why just the other day one of the residents near me had his car towed away (never mind its a private estate) by the council because they deemed the car abandoned (never mind the fact the guy uses it every day to get to work)!
Tough, of course...on criminals? BWAAAHAHAHAHAHAHA
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Just received our local propaganda <FleetWood Mode="Irony" Subject="Armed Police">magazine</FleetWood> from the police - plenty of "Are you a victim of hate crime?", antisocial behaviour warnings, Terrorism(?) and an ostentatious indifference for tackling "real" crime.
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Just read that, had to laugh.
If it was a hate crime then I think she should be done but I don't see what the crime is?
Is it a crime to use a flag as a target? Is it a crime to "abuse" a nations flag?
This seems to be a waste of Police time and resources.
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