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Originally Posted by Salu
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Originally Posted by Graham
Oh goody! Another "let's tar everyone with the same brush" campaign!  |
How would *you* help prevent crime in shopping centres done by youths using hoods and caps as facial disguises?
It's all very well defending their rights. What about the rights of the shop keepers who have their goods stolen? |
The assumption here seems to be that someone who is wearing a hoodie/ baseball cap is automatically considered to be a criminal. I don't deny that shopkeepers have the right to protect their stock, but they also have the right to deny entry to their shop to anyone they want, just as Banks etc can put up signs saying "no crash helmets".
However to demand that anyone who even so much as *walks in* to the centre can't wear a baseball cap etc is just ridiculous and strikes me more as laziness than sensible.
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What about the public's rights who get mugged by theses thugs who find it hard to describe their attacker?
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Sorry, how many people get mugged in the Bluewater centre?
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Would you advocate a thugs rights bill?
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Whoops, there goes another Straw Man...!!