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Been bubbling under for years now all you need is a copper to go over the top and this will be the start of unrest like never seen before. Everyone saw this coming, when you have the older genera

My grandson is the same age as these children, and although we miss him tremendously, we are glad he attends an international school in Saudi Arabia. Whatever people may think of Saudi, these typ

Joking aside these shithole towns used to be proud industrial towns ,each with a unique identity. They had social cohesion and inner pride. Now they are all wastelands with the same  ingrained problem

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3 minutes ago, Pewit said:

They can buck at that age, what's a matter with you man?

Well then, they shouldn’t  be classed as children when the break the law at 17 ?

Cheers.

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3 minutes ago, chartpolski said:

Well then, they shouldn’t  be classed as children when the break the law at 17 ?

Cheers.

Weren't the Bulger killers tried as adults?

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I don’t know , but trying to understand the legal maze, I think, and I emphasis, I only think, the age of criminal responsibility is 10, but “ children” under the age of 18 are afforded anonymity and certain legal protections AT THE DISCRETION OF THE JUDGE.

It would appear the Judge in this case lifted the anonymity clause at the request of the press because of “ intense public interest’.

But as I say, that’s just how I understand it .

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2 minutes ago, chartpolski said:

I don’t know , but trying to understand the legal maze, I think, and I emphasis, I only think, the age of criminal responsibility is 10, but “ children” under the age of 18 are afforded anonymity and certain legal protections AT THE DISCRETION OF THE JUDGE.

It would appear the Judge in this case lifted the anonymity clause at the request of the press because of “ intense public interest’.

But as I say, that’s just how I understand it .

Cheers.

Pressure from the Media and the fact he turns 18 in 6 days time. 

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7 minutes ago, chartpolski said:

I don’t know , but trying to understand the legal maze, I think, and I emphasis, I only think, the age of criminal responsibility is 10, but “ children” under the age of 18 are afforded anonymity and certain legal protections AT THE DISCRETION OF THE JUDGE.

It would appear the Judge in this case lifted the anonymity clause at the request of the press because of “ intense public interest’.

But as I say, that’s just how I understand it .

Cheers.

Which is what happened to the Bulger killers, they were also tried in an adult court.

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I've just been looking at the sentencing for offences carried out during the 2011 riots. 

A 23 year old with no previous  convictions .....six months for stealing bottles of water costing £3.50.

A 22 year old sentenced to 16 months for stealing ice cream.

A 48 year old sentenced to sixteen months for stealing doughnuts.

A woman given six months for accepting stolen property...a pair of shorts.

The average sentence was 17.1 months and in total 18000 years for 2158 offenders.

Two teenagers were give four years apiece for planning a riot which never took place.

Starmer was the public prosecutor then. He's top man now. Expect the state to take excessive, vindictive revenge.

People in Southport were protesting about a lack of decency and morality in modern Britain, together with a level of shock as to why small children and others were murdered. It was a spontaneous WTF moment. They should be treated judiciously, instead they will be hammered and made an example of. I don't include the rent a thugs who just turned up to attack anything and frightened the lives out of local residents. They added to the grief of Southport.

The rioter who was hit by friendly fire involving bricks to the head and to the balls should be given the Benny Hill medal for comedy. He is a national hero, cheered us all up.

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Outside downing Street today apparently...says it all 

Edit ...ive checked ,it's not today  but still makes a valid point...where are the police here ?

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Just now, jukel123 said:

What was that about?

It wasn't today I checked, probably should have done before posting 🙃...still where are the police? .... its the IDL 😆 

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