Your own mirror is a good place to start looking for such a characterBecause evil will always exist. It is like forum rules which are designed to keep trolls away. Sadly, nothing is ever foolproof. The potty mouths will always find a way.
You cannot be tasered for walking down the street minding your own business..and if you are that's called assault causing bodily harm..which is a crime. So your great idea is for those that have sworn to uphold the law deal out non judicial punishment...and you cant see an issue with that ?Well the way I see if some one minding there own bussiness walking down the street can tazored
Than it’s good enough for her
Basically get yer **se in court
Any refusal than tazor her ???
Simples
There seems to be some anecdotal evidence to suggest that plod were pretty horrified that they had been involved so late.
You cannot be tasered for walking down the street minding your own business..and if you are that's called assault causing bodily harm..which is a crime. So your great idea is for those that have sworn to uphold the law deal out non judicial punishment...and you cant see an issue with that ?
Why give her any more attention ?
The shipman inquiry recommended that "fundamental changes be implemented in the way that doctors are overseen"Beyond belief that several paediatricians are forced to apologise to lettby by some career managers who know sod all about medical care.
Money supersedes lives - always. It's the Tory dream.The shipman inquiry recommended that "fundamental changes be implemented in the way that doctors are overseen"
And yet a later investigation found that "even if the monitoring of patients' deaths was introduced as the inquiry suggested, it would still take 30 deaths to detect a murderous trend"
And yet some people erroneously think that 'lessons will be learned', and blindly believe that recommendations have been enacted because they don't question the facts!
Wrong again. Keep going, the law of averages suggests you'll get something right eventually.And yet a later investigation found that "even if the monitoring of patients' deaths was introduced as the inquiry suggested, it would still take 30 deaths to detect a murderous trend"