Yes, should have said per million of tne population
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When 'are' we going to get tough on crime?
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I would assert those sick in the head are the ones advocating lesser sentences for scum.
More lies
I’m not sure anybody is suggesting that.
Pointing out that harsher sentences does not lower crime rate, is not saying they want lower sentences for any or all crimes.
I appreciate the natural knee jerk reaction to abhorrent violent crime, but it doesn’t solve anything.
No one is advocating lesser sentences. But randomly saying a sentence is not long enough helps no one. What is your definition of "scum". Would you include Michael Goave who admitted snorting coke? Thereby arguably directly responsible as an end user for the murder violence and exploitation of the drugs trade?
Or Trumpf who a judge concluded had raped a woman.?
Be careful what you wish for.
Deary deary me.
Who do you think has suddenly turned unfortunate truths and nasty words posted online into a felony offence?
Suddenly? Not Sir Keir. He can't unilaterally introduce his own laws (Acts).
I don't think we can just gloss over something so serious.
Why are you trying to take the sheen off a very sensible and thoughtful comment?
Apparently, it's not a sudden thing. Appears he's actually been heavily involved in it for a long time.
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I wasn't trying to brush it under the carpet.
Quite right. Although, some on this thread don't actually seem too bothered about fairness, as long as somebody gets to carry the can.
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