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AT LAST - Someone going UNPUNISHED for defendinghis family!

Wow, doing that with a katana, that's pretty badass.

But yeh, good thing he went free, was never a fan of laws that limit your ability to defend yourself in your home from uninvited intruders.
 
wow, that blokes pretty handy with a sword, aiming at someones head and only getting an ear, either that, or he really sucks with a sword.

but how come the thugs got let off with a suspended sentence?
 
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Because we've been living in Left Wing Britain, where vermin are 'misunderstood' and ordinary people who fight back are 'vigilantes', or sadists thirsty for blood!
 
Republic_Of_Public said:
Because we've been living in Left Wing Britain, where vermin are 'misunderstood' and ordinary people who fight back are 'vigilantes', or sadists thirsty for blood!
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Not that I don't disagree with this ruling but you'll have a tougher time convincing people if agreeing with you requires to speak of other people like that.

Also I wonder if this guy happened to be going for his head with that sword, cutting off just an ear seems like a bit of fine swordplay. But I wonder if he went straight for the middle of his head with a vertical stroke and the guy happened to move mostly out of the way.
 
....you'll have a tougher time convincing people if agreeing with you requires to speak of other people like that.
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What, by using the word 'vermin' to describe the kind of people out to do you damage you mean?

The same misconception that such people are actually worth anything occurred in the Venables thread: http://www.debatepolitics.com/europe/67517-cares-venables-4.html#post1058825087


'Don't call them scum', says idiotic liberal cop boss to victim: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-scum-police-tell-victim-complained-yobs.html



If someone comes at you, you're just gonna swing. As in the Tony Martin case, the victim was hounded when all he was doing was trying to keep the baddies at bay.
 
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Republic_Of_Public said:
What, by using the word 'vermin' to describe the kind of people out to do you damage you mean?

The same misconception that such people are actually worth anything occurred in the Venables thread: http://www.debatepolitics.com/europe/67517-cares-venables-4.html#post1058825087


'Don't call them scum', says idiotic liberal cop boss to victim: Don't call them 'hoodie scum', police tell victim who complained about yobs | Mail Online



If someone comes at you, you're just gonna swing. As in the Tony Martin case, the victim was hounded when all he was doing was trying to keep the baddies at bay.
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If you can't understand why an opinion based off putting people down or describing them as less than human won't make whatever other opinions you have less attractive, you're completely lost.

Its unproductive, not needed, and make one look like a pompous arrogent ass who gets his jollies by pointing out how inferior everyone else is to them.
 
Well you can fellate the criminal classes all you want. But if it comes down to considering people insolent for passing judgment on other people, it seems you're not quite on thick ice yourself. Particularly when it is you yourself who is lost for mistaking indignation over softly-softly treatment for criminals as an ego trip.


Let's take the example quoted: Don't call them 'hoodie scum', police tell victim who complained about yobs | Mail Online

Why the hell shouldn't a victim of crime consider the perpetrators to be scum? (And we've all been victims of crime.) Especially when said scum couldn't give a tinkers' cuss about the welfare of anyone else to the extent that others are victimised. They only reap what they sow.

God almighty, you'll be defending bloody Hermann Goering or General Tojo's lost right to dignity next!
 
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This is why Britain should allow firearms... If you guys let that **** go on in you're own country and when the uprising happens, and I'm not talking zombies, in the famous words "He says he can get me out of this mess, but he's pretty sure you're ****ed" (Braveheart)
 
Indeed. These liberal-leftists are so opinionated that it's only when THEIR children are likely to be found dead by a railway line that they even start to consider that these murderous filthbags may just, just, be in some way malevolent!

What they see as being 'impartial' is merely forcing people to ignore the warning bells and senses of justice in the rest of us, especially when our peaceful societies are threatened.


(Though I disagree that everyone should have guns. Just that the police and trusted ex-services personnel should have them and damn well use them when needed.)
 
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True - There are a lot of people that should have to get a license in order to have kids, much less own a pistol.
 
That's what modern 'Liberalism' does - turns tried and tested moral values upside-down, then castigates the abandoned victims when they become unhinged enough by their torment to lash out. If Chicago's anything like the British inner cities, I think we say no more.


"He and his friend were walking down the street, and they saw a window broken at a woman's house, and as they passed by, they said she came out shooting," said the boy's grandmother, Donna Virges.
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Sounds like the usual hogwash. How many times have you heard the families of young hoodlums call their kids 'loveable rogues', or just 'misunderstood'? The old woman's neighbours have said this kid was a ringleader, so I think we know we can take that claim with a lorry-load of salt.

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LORD LONGFORD'S BEST PALS NETWORK, pt. 32,763:

Murdering property developer bully a 'loveable rogue', says mate: http://www.theargus.co.uk/news/1932044.0/?act=complaint&cid=922230

...And Reggie Kray was alright as well, say fans: http://www.thekrays.co.uk/news.htm#happyb


Write to Ronnie Biggs - The Krays
Happy Birthday to Ronnie Biggs who was 72 yesterday on 8/8/2001 ...... This is the lovable rogue that we all know, the man who beat the system. ...
www.thekrays.co.uk/news.htm - Cached - Similar
 
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Wiseone said:
If you can't understand why an opinion based off putting people down or describing them as less than human won't make whatever other opinions you have less attractive, you're completely lost.

Its unproductive, not needed, and make one look like a pompous arrogent ass who gets his jollies by pointing out how inferior everyone else is to them.
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Violent criminals are scum, and it isn't pompous or arrogant to call them such. The only shame here is their suspended sentence, but at least one of those vermin will be reminded of this incident every time he tries to put on a pair of glasses.
 
Off with their heads.

Call the baddies whatever you want, the man had a right to defend himself and his family with whatever means possible if their lives were threatened. That's natural law and it amazes me that British justice would even consider thinking otherwise. However, it does appear that one of the man's sons knew the baddies and they came by to collect. Collect what, drug money? So maybe the man's son was no angel himself and we're not hearing the whole story.

Btw, aren't knucklebusters illegal in Britain?
 
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That's what modern 'Liberalism' does - turns tried and tested moral values upside-down, then castigates the abandoned victims when they become unhinged enough by their torment to lash out. If Chicago's anything like the British inner cities, I think we say no more.




Sounds like the usual hogwash. How many times have you heard the families of young hoodlums call their kids 'loveable rogues', or just 'misunderstood'? The old woman's neighbours have said this kid was a ringleader, so I think we know we can take that claim with a lorry-load of salt.

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LORD LONGFORD'S BEST PALS NETWORK, pt. 32,763:

Murdering property developer bully a 'loveable rogue', says mate: Wife killer was a violent bully, say villagers (From The Argus)

...And Reggie Kray was alright as well, say fans: The Krays


Write to Ronnie Biggs - The Krays
Happy Birthday to Ronnie Biggs who was 72 yesterday on 8/8/2001 ...... This is the lovable rogue that we all know, the man who beat the system. ...
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I have to agree, though I think the "liberal" idea of rehabilitation is a worthy cause. It just usually doesn't work, scum are scum unfortunately.
 
I'm not adverse to the idea of rehab'. Just that the stick should be much larger than the carrot and only the 'Lennie Godber' type need avail themselves of the State's service.

It would be a pretty morally-bankrupt society which didn't believe in giving somebody a second chance to do right in life. But we shouldn't indulge those who abuse the chances, especially time and again, not to mention those who have suffered no proper punishment beforehand.


As it stands, rehab has been too much a matter of course for the nation's manipulative vermin, their 'liberal' apologists going so far out of their way to appease criminals that taxpayer-funded support groups abound for perpetrators but not the victims.


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Ho-ho-hum, you liberal scum. Just another day in Paradise for the wreckers in charge: Perv victim support group closed while paedo one backed by taxpayers | The Sun |News|Sun Justice

BBC - Have Your Say: Are crime victims neglected by the penal system?


The seamless transition from Labour to Tory: Tory dismissal of rape victims is only the start | Liberal Conspiracy

Nicely does it: BBC News - Hampshire police plans to cut 1,400 jobs




'Course, it's just 'understanding' they need!

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A few good books to read will soon set them straight, say American loonies: Novel approach: reading courses as an alternative to prison | Society | The Guardian


Really?

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Yup, just a bit of love and tenderness, with intermittent fellatio perhaps, will set these wayward young persons straight, without ne'er a word of demoralising criticism.....

fishing in prison

Erwin James: Sexual frustration plagues prison life | Comment is free | guardian.co.uk

Left-wing twunts: BBC News | UK | Call to keep mothers out of prison

That's Mr Prisoner to you, warder is told - Telegraph

Governor bans warders from saying 'prisoner' | Mail Online




It's just because they're young that they need a hug and protection from their victims.......

http://www.debatepolitics.com/europe/80302-kids-savages-but-teachers-get-blame.html

http://www.debatepolitics.com/europe/68960-quick-question-anti-bullying-week.html


I sometimes wonder who the bigger scum-suckers are!!
 
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