Teen says 'It's your fault I burgled you'

Quote: Originally Posted by shadowshiv

I can only imagine(I think I'll have nightmares tonight!) what would have happened to the punk had he broken into your home, Bear.

Quote: Originally Posted by Blackleaf

The only sympathy that the British are allowed to show nowadays are with the perpetrator, not the victim.

Quote: Originally Posted by CDNBear

Depends on the level of threat he poses.

Actually, the last time some moron brought grief to our home, SCB punched the guy in the mouth so hard he flew off the front porch. Then proceeded to chased him down the driveway in her purple housecoat and fuzzy pink slippers.

All he did was utter a threat.

Quote: Originally Posted by miniboss

And this is the problem with society, and Law Enforcement. Law enforcement seem to only want to deal with the symptom. During the Christmas season, when we're shopping at the mall, police tell us to lock everything up, and to keep valuables out of sight. If we don't do this, and stuff gets stolen, insurance won't have to pay, because we were told. This is too easy. Instead of doing real work, like investigating, its basically our own fault if stuff gets stolen, why? We're the victims, and get treated like the criminals. We need to deal with the problem, head on. Allow people to protect what is theirs, and bust the bastards who break into our homes and vehicles, and punish them with hard labor. We shouldn't have to lock everything up, 30 years ago, we didn't have to, so what happened? Enforcement wanted easy money, like seatbealt, radar, and photo radar tickets. If someone breaks into your vehicle, they can't be bothered. Some laws seem to favour gov't coffers over public well being, I guess I'll never understand. I do understand there are always exceptions, but if we get to the young criminal element early, and put some fear into them, along with some positive ethics, they MAY turn into respectable adults.

Quote: Originally Posted by taxslave

So do defense liars.

I mean lawyers.



No ,insurance companies will say screw you because they are more crooked and corrupt than the governments.

Quote: Originally Posted by CDNBear

Depends on the level of threat he poses.

Actually, the last time some moron brought grief to our home, SCB punched the guy in the mouth so hard he flew off the front porch. Then proceeded to chased him down the driveway in her purple housecoat and fuzzy pink slippers.

All he did was utter a threat.

Quote: Originally Posted by Blackleaf

The only sympathy that the British are allowed to show nowadays are with the perpetrator, not the victim.
Our ruling liberal elite constantly tell us that wrongdoers should not be punished and that they should merely be "listened to" and "understood" etc etc.
Kids are taught in British schools that it is wrong to respect authority - your parents, the law, the elderly etc - and that, if they did wrong, they will not be punished. Whenever a kid is caught by the authorities for doing something wrong they are merely told to write a gloating letter to the victim to let the victim know, in no uncertain times, that it is their own fault that they were the victim.
All this has led to a generation of British kids who believe, rightly, that they are untouchable and that they can therefore break the law, and gob off to those in authority, at will. This is why so many of them went on the rampage in many major cities around the country in August, chucking bricks through store windows and looting them (those that they didn't burn down, that is).
It is time that discipline was brought back. Pupils who misbehave need to be caned (even the girls. We a creating a generation of thuggish, mouthy, cheeky, bad-mannered ladettes). Also, courts need to be tougher with those who break the law. Far tougher sentences need to be brought in for those thugs who carry knives, especially for those who use them to stab an innocent person...

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