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Cherie 12-04-2018 09:44 AM

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Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet (Post 9955544)
People dislike "travellers" for good reason

They can dislike whoever they like, alot of people dislike alot of people, if the crime was committed by any other group we wouldn't be dragging everyone associated with that group through the mud that is the point I am making, it wouldn't be tolerated on the forum.

Cherie 12-04-2018 09:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Toy Soldier (Post 9955551)
The police issue is complicated because while it would be great if these people would stop, the police can only act within the bounds of what is or isn't illegal. Placing flowers in public (for any reason) is not illegal, so the police can't force them to stop doing it.

Its like... I've had a few addicts fall asleep in my shop, and refuse to leave... and had to call the police for assistance. As its technically a licensed premises, the police CAN forcibly remove them from the shop, but as soon as they're a foot outside the door, they have to let them go - because they haven't actually broken any law. They usually end up passed out on the bench 3 meters from the door. Which isn't ideal, but at least it's out of the shop. But yeah my point is; until they break a law, the police can't do anything about it, sadly... So they're just trying to get it to blow over without incident.

Ifbthe residents are feeling harassed or threatened though, could they potentially apply for a restraining order or similar? Then the police can remove people who violate the order. We have a trespass order against 5 or 6 individuals. Although I'm unsure about how one gets a restraining order against several people / without knowing their names.

tbf they are tying the tributes to someones property, they are not laying them on the pavement.

Cherie 12-04-2018 09:48 AM

Slightly off topic but still on topic Dr Pam Spur was the Psychologist on the 5 Live phone in about this topice this morning :skull: Thought you would like to know that LT

Crimson Dynamo 12-04-2018 09:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Cherie (Post 9955563)
Slightly off topic but still on topic Dr Pam Spur was the Psychologist on the 5 Live phone in about this topice this morning :skull: Thought you would like to know that LT

:omgno:

Not the ...Sperminator?

user104658 12-04-2018 09:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Cherie (Post 9955560)
tbf they are tying the tributes to someones property, they are not laying them on the pavement.

I think (I'm not sure, though) that that would be some sort of civil issue rather than a criminal one, so the owner of the property would probably have to get some sort of cease & desist type thing before the police could act? I'm sure there are weird laws about gardens, like it's not trespassing for someone to walk through your garden to knock your door, but would be if they entered your home... But you still can tell people to leave your garden because it's not a public space, either. :think:.

Cherie 12-04-2018 10:21 AM

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Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet (Post 9955568)
:omgno:

Not the ...Sperminator?

:omgno:

Cherie 12-04-2018 10:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Toy Soldier (Post 9955574)
I think (I'm not sure, though) that that would be some sort of civil issue rather than a criminal one, so the owner of the property would probably have to get some sort of cease & desist type thing before the police could act? I'm sure there are weird laws about gardens, like it's not trespassing for someone to walk through your garden to knock your door, but would be if they entered your home... But you still can tell people to leave your garden because it's not a public space, either. :think:.

I don't know where it would lie in law, but if that fence blows down its the property owners responsibility so its their property

bots 12-04-2018 10:28 AM

If the police shot an ISIS terrorist and then the terrorist family came and lay flowers at the scene, there would be outrage and there would be lynching if it was repeated.

Cherie 12-04-2018 10:41 AM

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Originally Posted by bitontheslide (Post 9955608)
If the police shot an ISIS terrorist and then the terrorist family came and lay flowers at the scene, there would be outrage and there would be lynching if it was repeated.

True

user104658 12-04-2018 11:05 AM

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Originally Posted by bitontheslide (Post 9955608)
If the police shot an ISIS terrorist and then the terrorist family came and lay flowers at the scene, there would be outrage and there would be lynching if it was repeated.

I sort of think that's over the top though. I mean what this guy was doing was immoral and awful, but he was a petty thief / fraudster... Not a mass murderer or terrorist.

Beso 12-04-2018 11:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Cherie (Post 9955557)
They can dislike whoever they like, alot of people dislike alot of people, if the crime was committed by any other group we wouldn't be dragging everyone associated with that group through the mud that is the point I am making, it wouldn't be tolerated on the forum.

:clap1:

jaxie 12-04-2018 11:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Ammi (Post 9955482)
...but yet no ‘angered resident’ has stated that to the media in anything they’ve said with their reasoning also, so far as I can see ...that burglaries are an issue in that area...which is interesting also...actually I’m just having thoughts about the Tony Martin case...with one of the first things said there in the media...’that travellers had been a problem in the area’ leading up to...

They said on the BBC news yesterday some of the residents wouldn't be interviewed because they are afraid and have been threatened and the couple have had to be taken into protective custody due to threats. Just because the police aren't releasing the threats to the world doesn't mean they aren't happening though.

It was also widely reported that this man and other member of the family are a gang that prey on the elderly and disabled and have previously been convicted of doing so and served prison time.

jaxie 12-04-2018 11:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Toy Soldier (Post 9955646)
I sort of think that's over the top though. I mean what this guy was doing was immoral and awful, but he was a petty thief / fraudster... Not a mass murderer or terrorist.

He was a person with a long string of convictions for preying on vulnerable people. Let's not paint him pink. You've got to be pretty hard faced to cheat and rob the vulnerable. And let's not forget he went into that home with a weapon.

user104658 12-04-2018 11:19 AM

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Originally Posted by jaxie (Post 9955659)
He was a person with a long string of convictions for preying on vulnerable people. Let's not paint him pink. You've got to be pretty hard faced to cheat and rob the vulnerable. And let's not forget he went into that home with a weapon.

I'm not "painting him pink", I said he was doing things that were immoral and awful, but they're still not on par with mass murder or terrorism. In my opinion obviously. I guess some people might think they are :shrug:.

jaxie 12-04-2018 11:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Toy Soldier (Post 9955664)
I'm not "painting him pink", I said he was doing things that were immoral and awful, but they're still not on par with mass murder or terrorism. In my opinion obviously. I guess some people might think they are :shrug:.

Oh it's only intent to murder and grevious bodily harm. I get it now. :shrug:

I am bemused why some people feel a need to try to excuse someone who went into someone elses house with a weapon.

Weapon = intent. Let's not kid ourselves. That struggle in that kitchen was a struggle for survival.

user104658 12-04-2018 11:27 AM

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Originally Posted by jaxie (Post 9955670)
Oh it's only intent to murder and grevious bodily harm. I get it now. :shrug:

I am bemused why some people feel a need to try to excuse someone who went into someone elses house with a weapon.

Weapon = intent. Let's not kid ourselves. That struggle in that kitchen was a struggle for survival.

So you do think it's on a par with mass murder or terrorism?

jaxie 12-04-2018 11:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Toy Soldier (Post 9955671)
So you do think it's on a par with mass murder or terrorism?

If the intention is to do harm it is the same intention, isn't it?

Is an elderly person's life at home worth less somehow?

user104658 12-04-2018 11:39 AM

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Originally Posted by jaxie (Post 9955674)
If the intention is to do harm it is the same intention, isn't it?

Is an elderly person's life at home worth less somehow?

No, and again (despite apparent desperation to claim that I am) I'm not making excuses for the guy nor am I saying it's wrong that he was stabbed..

... But I find the assertion that a burglary with a screwdriver (which shows willingness to cause physical harm, not intent) is as bad as mass murder or terrorism to be pretty out there. But it's your opinion and I'm not trying to force you to change it? My opinion is that, as bad as it is, it's not on that same level. We can surely agree to disagree here.

jaxie 12-04-2018 11:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Toy Soldier (Post 9955691)
No, and again (despite apparent desperation to claim that I am) I'm not making excuses for the guy nor am I saying it's wrong that he was stabbed..

... But I find the assertion that a burglary with a screwdriver (which shows willingness to cause physical harm, not intent) is as bad as mass murder or terrorism to be pretty out there. But it's your opinion and I'm not trying to force you to change it? My opinion is that, as bad as it is, it's not on that same level. We can surely agree to disagree here.

If there was no intent then you wouldn't take the screwdriver with you. There are burglaries without weaponry.

I don't think there are degrees of bad when it comes to the word murder personally, someone or someone's are dead it's pretty bad all round.

In this case I feel pretty sorry for the person who has been forced to kill someone in self defence. Now there is no intent, just horrible circumstance.

We can agree to disagree, but you ruined the sentiment and the point and weight of your post with the highlighted jibe.

user104658 12-04-2018 12:14 PM

It's not a jibe, it's a fact that people are constantly talking about "making excuses" when no excuses are being made. No one is trying to excuse anyone of anything.

Beso 12-04-2018 01:19 PM

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Originally Posted by jaxie (Post 9955670)
Oh it's only intent to murder and grevious bodily harm. I get it now. :shrug:

I am bemused why some people feel a need to try to excuse someone who went into someone elses house with a weapon.

Weapon = intent. Let's not kid ourselves. That struggle in that kitchen was a struggle for survival.

A burglar with a screwdriver..perhaps needed to i dunno....unscrew things!!

bots 12-04-2018 01:40 PM

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Originally Posted by parmnion (Post 9955794)
A burglar with a screwdriver..perhaps needed to i dunno....unscrew things!!

ah right, that makes so much more sense. He was there to do some surprise DIY for them. I mean, if he had a knife, he was probably going to peel some potatoes, right?

Kazanne 12-04-2018 01:52 PM

I don't know why we are even arguing about this,it is intimidating to the people who have had to flee their home because of threats and flowers laid outside their home,the person to blame is dead by his own deeds really,so if his family want to lay flowers etc, fine just not where he scared and attacked two old age pensioners ,so much so one killed him,he lived by the sword,he died by the sword,take the flowers and lay them where he lived,no one then will bother removing them,

thesheriff443 12-04-2018 01:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Toy Soldier (Post 9955740)
It's not a jibe, it's a fact that people are constantly talking about "making excuses" when no excuses are being made. No one is trying to excuse anyone of anything.

You are banging your head against a brick wall.

Cherie 12-04-2018 01:57 PM

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Originally Posted by thesheriff443 (Post 9955810)
You are banging your head against a brick wall.

We like him to do that though :think:


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