Quote: chipolata @ May 17 2011, 10:48 PM BSTUh-oh, Marc's channeling Jack Delaney again.
Well not really 
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On one shoulder sits the creators angel, on the other, the fetid breathed dragon of the creators nemesis. I have been swayed into atheism, but I appreciate the view of Mr P.
Like a slow puncture in a paddling pool, I let myself down, a quick plaster, repair & once over should be sufficient rectifying behaviour.
"You ever been scared, Bob? You don't mind me calling you Bob, do you?" *stubs out cigarette*
Oooooooooh.
Mark put the gun and pull your pants up
Quote: sootyj @ May 17 2011, 10:59 PM BSTMark put the gun and pull your pants up
Is this some kind of gangsta golf thang?
Quote: Kevin Murphy @ May 17 2011, 10:31 PM BSTThis thread has got far too serious.
If I wanted your opinion I'd rape it out of you.
What Dave Cameron say to Clegg when he asked about the NHS?
Quote: Vader @ May 18 2011, 1:19 AM BSTIf I wanted your opinion I'd rape it out of you.
Poor Dominique Strauss Kahn room service thought he'd ordererd a crepe suzette
And now a contribution to the debate by Ken Clarke. Apparently we have "serious rapes and other categories of rape."
It's a good idea to have different categories. The plea bargaining bit is a separate issue I reckon.
I think Ken makes an interesting and persuasive argument.
All crimes have degrees of seriousness.
Automatic severe sentences put juries off convicting, perpetrators confessing or even guilty victims pushing charges.
Not to mention prison is massively expensive and ineffective.
Keeping a dangerous fellon off the street for 5 years means you still have to deal with him.
Short, effective sentences and effective lifelong monitoring is the route.
Quote: KLRiley @ May 18 2011, 1:06 PM BSTAnd now a contribution to the debate by Ken Clarke. Apparently we have "serious rapes and other categories of rape."
Boom-tish!
Were Ken Clarke's comments in response to this thread?