Baby P's killers Page 5

Quote: Aaron @ August 11 2009, 2:52 PM BST

Bad parenting is one thing, but you'd have to be seriously, seriously psychotically deranged to believe that doing that kind of thing to your children is part of parenting.

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Most of us assume how we were brought up is how you should bring up kids. It's why child abuse is so often seemingly hereditary.

The real challenge in the BabyP case was that deranged woman decided to pretend to go along with the support she was offered. God only knows why, aparently her f**k witted partner wasn't even shagging her.

Quote: Aaron @ August 11 2009, 3:31 PM BST

I'd rather live in one that has the ability to be objective and rational. Just wait until I'm world king!

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'of all the souls I have encountered in my travels, his was the most... human.'

Quote: sootyj @ August 11 2009, 3:36 PM BST

God only knows why, aparently her f**k witted partner wasn't even shagging her.

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Was he blind! She's quite a looker!

Quote: Aaron @ August 11 2009, 3:34 PM BST

Perhaps surprisingly for a Tory, I'm in total support of the licence fee, and of the BBC receiving 100% of it.

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Oh I think the BBC should be state funded and independent. It's just the license fee it's self has led to a surprising number of people going to prison.

Chunk away the key. Job done.

Quote: Aaron @ August 11 2009, 3:34 PM BST

Same with, well, anything though. MPs, local councillors, doctors, nurses, teachers, emergency services. What they are perceived to be 'supposed' to be doing doesn't elicit interest.

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You'd have taken Harry Patch's medal away! He was just after all doing his job.

I'm not saying public servants should get special awards for just doing their jobs. But I do think we can take pride in our taxes, universities etc providing a world standard in humane care for the vulnerable.

As oposed to having a total shitfit on the actually quite rare occaisons it goes wrong.

At the moment we seem to be swinging back towards the dark days of the Orkney disaster.

http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/s/1065772_scheme_to_befriend_a_paedophile_

Probably one of the only systems for making paedophiles "safe" but would any of us volunteer?

Quote: chipolata @ August 11 2009, 3:37 PM BST

Was he blind! She's quite a looker!

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Quote: chipolata @ August 11 2009, 3:37 PM BST

Was he blind! She's quite a looker!

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Maybe you could arrange a conjugal visit?

I work near Holloway so PM me a photo of yourself and I'll chuck it at the bars.

It's so hard to find a woman with cro-magnon jaw thesedays.

I thought you lived in Bristol?

More Neanderthal round this way.

Quote: sootyj @ August 11 2009, 3:51 PM BST

http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/s/1065772_scheme_to_befriend_a_paedophile_

Probably one of the only systems for making paedophiles "safe" but would any of us volunteer?

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Aside from my dislike of socialising, I've no problem with it.

My sister and her husband have a baby girl, my neice - who is nearly 1. I absolutley love her to bits, and am forever buying her things and wanting to see her.

I saw her again tonight, and she was laughing away and I couldn't help but think, how could a mother could do that to her child???

These people will always be amongst us in our community, and I think it will only get worse and worse. Scum breed scum! The damage has been done to our society, it's ran on for generations- they breed, and how do you stop them!

Well the woman's mother seemed to be Irish, so ship them home for starters.

The Goverment has gone and got it self in a whole lot of mess.

Clear all this shit up now, Tories..