[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by kirklancaster

You are SO RIGHT Kaz - this has ZILCH to do with the police and ALL to do with weak, desperate-to-stay-in-power Governments of the past 30 years who have ALL yielded to the increasing pressure from organised subversives to be 'Politically Correct' and to allow the 'Human Rights Act' to dictate policy.

I have said this before, but there are only THREE things which govern behaviour; Love, Respect and Fear.

You have a big, strong father who raises you properly with love and care and moral instruction and all through your growing up your father makes it clear that he does not like people to swear.

Your father is now old, infirm and weak - Do you now swear in front of him?

NO, of course not, because you LOVE and RESPECT him.

Now imagine that your father had been a hateful, violent, abusive bully who would not tolerate people who swore.

He is now old, infirm, and weak - Do you now swear in front of him?

YES, you probably would, because you do NOT love him, you do NOT respect him, and you no longer FEAR him.

Each generation is more DEGENERATE than the preceding one (for a host of reasons which I will not go into here) but today's youth certainly do NOT love the police nor Law and Order, do NOT Respect them, and because of our Governments weakness in 'softening' attitudes towards criminals, today's youth does not FEAR the police or Law and Order either.

If these criminal sociopaths have no love or respect for Law and Order then they MUST be taught to FEAR it.

We do NOT need any raft of new laws, we need only FULL and PROPER implementation of EXISTING laws, and that includes re-educating the Police to revert back to a more 'Zero Tolerance' policy when policing, and the Courts to STOP being so lenient in dealing with 'Serious Crime' and to START actually handing out sufficiently REALISTIC sentences which incorporate both PUNISHMENT and DETERRENT considerations.

There are already moves afoot to try to identify the air-brained Parole Board members who have been responsible for continuously letting habitual serious criminals out of jail early only for them to offend again, but more is needed to remedy the damage these 'bleeding-heart' liberal dreamers have done and are doing to this country.

Well said Kirk. 100% agree.John Venables is a prime example of the parole board failures.