lots of law, lots of disorder, not much justice, in fact, maybe none.

 

1. How about the death penalty? That would reduce the prison population, AND keep the public safe.

   Posted by cmblake6       10/25/2012  at  02:05 AM  



2. oh no. can not have that. it might violate their human and civil rights. and besides, even tho many brits would like to see the return of the DP, they can’t. why? because the court in europe and the signing up to the europeon union says you can not have the death penalty. in other words, signing up to the eu meant that many,many,many,many things many brits used to think of as under the umbrella of national sovereignty, is not a joke hahaha.

   sovereignty?  what sovereignty? you don’t got to have any stinkin sovereignty. brussels and the european court of human rights will decide that for you.

   Posted by peiper       10/25/2012  at  06:10 AM  



3. Sad, just plain sad. I have to wonder about who sold out their own countries and why the people in the countries just don’t try to overturn that failure.

   But then we have the UN - the ultimate failure and it is still sucking out billions to do almost nothing.

   Politicians are just worthless and a larger percentage are just becoming evil - it needs to be stopped.

   Talk about dictators and tyranny - what’s worse than not being able to run your own lives, make your own political decisions?

   Posted by wardmama4       10/25/2012  at  09:02 AM  

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