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Old 29-07-2004, 00:15   #14
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Re: Game causes Murder

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Originally Posted by Incognitas
Violent films and now games have always been blamed.In my day it was toy guns that were supposed to be a bad influence.

It's frankly a case of any excuse will do to avoid actually saying that you are a devient and actually like killing because to admit such a thing is get you a longer sentence.

Our judicial system is useless. If you don't admit guilt you get a long sentence but if you admit to being guilty you get a lesser sentence

The law needs to be extremely hard on all types of criminals. Once people realise that if they break the law they will be punished then alot of crime will go away. People might not like how other countries treat law breakers with very strict & tough sentences but in those countries it works.

If we act tougher on these thugs no doubt you will still get those that harp on about human rights and all that bull**** but if you are a normal citizen that does not go around causing trouble then you have nothing to worry about.

How many people would feel safe catching a train on their own late at night in London?
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