Im not sorry, it your fault and your dumb

Makes me cringe, why should we have to our lock doors and windows because of the complete ***** nowadays. - Soon, instead of locking all doors and windows, all houses will have shutters over them. Wouldn't surprise me.
 
Where I live we have to keep every window locked, and the alarm on when everyone is upstairs.

We have been burgled before with 3 people present in the house :o

Mother was gardening and left the patio door open. Brother was on his computer, I was practicing my keyboard (the musical variety). A thief got in and knew exactly where to look - looted all the money from the kitchen and my parents room, and found and nicked every piece of my mums gold jewelry.

He was only discovered when he tried to enter my brothers room which was occupied, and he escaped before anyone else or the police found him.

Oh, and the police turned up 50 minutes after they were called. Since then everything is always locked, even while gardening, and the alarm is always on.
 
unfortunately this is what has become of a maturing society we as Britains have got an American style society heading our way and all other countries. May it be 10 or 100 years they will have to go through this maturing process, hopefully the americans can start to show some control as will we with time
 
wildman said:
but I bet if the owner caught him and beat the crap out of him or shot him with a shotgun like that farmer dude it would be different. The owner would say your'e dumb its your fault for breaking in to my house, the courts would go your banged up for assault.

This countries judicial system sucks on great big hairy donkey testicles !!
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I'm not sure why it's the judicial system that has failed him LOL

cheets64 said:
Mamby-pamby liberal doo-gooders, I applaud you in creating this mess, the letter should have been read by the warden and then the lad should have been slapped about.
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Yes, slapping him about will teach him better.
 
Spawn said:
Yes its a daily fail article but i also read about it in the Sun
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lrlcr said:
Bludgeon him with a can of beans or a rolling pin...

Certainly wouldn't get done for assault.
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You certainly could.

I would just leave it but I almost feel I should explain, if your bludgeoning doesn't stop when the thief is no longer posing a threat then you'd be in as much trouble as anyone else assaulting someone - you'd just have used a more unusual weapon than most. If the rolling pin is kept at your bedside and you used it to beat the burglar into a bloody pulp then you'd have a certain amount of difficulty explaining why you normally keep a rolling pin there - it's not a common thing to store beside your bed or at least not where I come from...

I'm somewhat surprised that a letter like that would be sent out, I would have thought that if the criminal wasn't showing remorse (or remores) then it rather defeats the point of sending the letter in the first place.
 
semi-pro waster said:
You certainly could.

I would just leave it but I almost feel I should explain, if your bludgeoning doesn't stop when the thief is no longer posing a threat then you'd be in as much trouble as anyone else assaulting someone - you'd just have used a more unusual weapon than most. If the rolling pin is kept at your bedside and you used it to beat the burglar into a bloody pulp then you'd have a certain amount of difficulty explaining why you normally keep a rolling pin there - it's not a common thing to store beside your bed or at least not where I come from...
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buy a (insert random american baseball team name) signed shirt, ball and bat from ebay, make a nice display on the bedroom wall with a few photos..

practice with the bat so you can kill the intruder with one hit....

wait till you can get your free frag...

"well officer it was the 1st item that came to had as you can see I took it from the display in my room, and I did only hit him once"
 
It was never sent out, officials stopped it, I dont know why they bother try to reduce the sentences, I would say 99% of people in prison dont show any remorse and will continue with crime when they get out.
 
semi-pro waster said:
You certainly could.

I would just leave it but I almost feel I should explain, if your bludgeoning doesn't stop when the thief is no longer posing a threat then you'd be in as much trouble as anyone else assaulting someone - you'd just have used a more unusual weapon than most. If the rolling pin is kept at your bedside and you used it to beat the burglar into a bloody pulp then you'd have a certain amount of difficulty explaining why you normally keep a rolling pin there - it's not a common thing to store beside your bed or at least not where I come from...

I'm somewhat surprised that a letter like that would be sent out, I would have thought that if the criminal wasn't showing remorse (or remores) then it rather defeats the point of sending the letter in the first place.
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What about a large maglite?
I keep one by my bed all the time. Mainly because I am a pathetic human beig when it comes to the dark :p
 
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