The police are not allowed to make mistakes. Ever.
The haters will call upon these errors until the end of time in order to defend any silly viewpoints they have. All police are evil, etc.
Haters?. They're talking about murder..
The police are not allowed to make mistakes. Ever.
The haters will call upon these errors until the end of time in order to defend any silly viewpoints they have. All police are evil, etc.
Haters?. They're talking about murder..
Who was murdered?
Wasn't it an honest mistake?
What if it was an honest mistake? It's still unacceptable to go around summarily killing innocent people.
There are plenty of occasions where it would be unacceptable to vape, such as in the middle of an exam or a meeting. Its not necessary to do so on a coach, the physicaly drug dependancy can be covered if thats the issue, the having to physically do so is not a necessity its a choice.
I dont see the need though, I mean seriously if your that addicted to nicotine then use a damn patch.
Ah that's OK then. I can imagine the conversation; "Sorry we killed your son Mrs de Menezes, he didn't actually do anything wrong or act suspicious but it was an honest mistake. We're cool right?".
I could well be mistaken but I thought he was an illegal immigrant and ran because he thought he would be caught for that?
Fine but people can do without caffeine but we don't ban people from taking and drinking tea and coffee in flasks on buses.
You know, I might have to get a t-shirt made that says "I'm not a terrorist, it's just an e-cig". It'd make life easier.
Tis all good and not a multi-thousand pound waste seeing as they managed to net them a muslim they can blame their paranoid over-reaction on, earlier in the week:
http://news.uk.msn.com/uk/articles.aspx?cp-documentid=250498539
You should of.
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