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More police patrols would be a bloody good idea aswell especially in rough areas. You'd maybe think twice about what your doing if you know police are round there regualrly
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Omg. I don't think they should ever be let out. What they did was bad & sick & I don't know how anybody could do such a thing!
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Here we had the penalties for some crimes actually legislated... ie judges lost their discretionary powers and HAD to put kids away if they committed a petty crime 3 times. So even if the judge though the kids didn't deserve jail time they HAD to give it... called the three strike rule. Failure! Kids that would have normally gone straight after their home life was sorted were sent to prisons where they were brutalised, victimised and learnt how to start their criminal careers from the experts. The policy has since been dropped. Tougher sentences didn't dissuade them and tougher sentences seems to me like a easy answer for people who couldn't be bothered trying to work out why some kids get so broken that they'd do something like that. Anyway my point was there's something about a mob.. the "mob mentality" that once you join you leave your brains at the door...." rah rah rah". So if these kids were a little more self confidant and didn't feel they were on the outer all the time then they'd feel less need to join a gang and have their thinking done for them. I get where your coming from and I'm not trying to be an apologist for them but just trying to work out how it could have got to that. For some people this is an easy question... they answer it with " because they are evil and need fixing... rah rah rah" ... but that seems way too simplistic. |
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yeh some kind of hope and aspirations would be a start for kids in the most deprived areas. I grew up in a rough area and I turned out ok (in the end), but I know some of the kids round my way never even had any kind of start and you can see why people get involved in gangs, drugs, crime etc, not condoning any of it but you see how they end up that way.
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Stoner I'm not sure your anal rape crime prevention strategy will catch on. That's your point isn't it? "people will find out they raped someone and will end up doing it to them"... in prison. If your OK with people getting raped in prison as some form of justice then your no better than them. What's not to get? Telling us you'd like the idea of those offenders getting raped doesn't make you look like a person who hates rape but rather a person who'd be prepared to use rape under some circumstances. We get it... you hate rape... you hate it so much you'd like to see them raped. Since when has the problem of violence been solved by violence. Mate we're talking about how a mob works, about how when someone is part of a mob they stop thinking straight.. ."rah rah rah". ... and just join in thoughtlessly due to a need to fit in and belong. It happens all over the place...lol including on TIBB threads! "rah rah rah" when people respond with " ewww that's horrible". That's irritating and bleedingly obvious and only serves the poster by proclaiming the kind of person they'd like to be seen as rather than actually working out the issues involved in this thread. |
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Point is if some kids are alienated and have no self respect they are more likely to feel the need to join up with other larger groups in an attempt to fit in and belong. Not just talking of gangs but this general need some kids have of feeling so inadequate that they need to join something... anything and an attempt to be affirmed... but in the process compromise their individuality and have the group think for them. Leading to some pretty horrific results in the case of this group of kids. |
A good place to start would be a shake-up of the social services in this country. There are too many kids living in violent, abusive homes, being dragged up and missing school, etc. Yet social workers visit these families every day and nothing improves.
I see it in my own street. I see neglect and abuse, and they take the child away for a few weeks, then they return the child to the parent and the cycle starts all over again. I am powerless to do anything about it, but the social work department shouldn't be. |
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