Broon?s Britain - More Callous Killers

[Officer Dibble]

Look at these lowlife scummers



When we were youngsters if someone nicked your bike you would call them a ?bum boy? and, if you were really pissed about it, thump them. Now, in Broon?s Britain, it seems that you just callously kill them.

I?ve noted it before - how soulless and sociopathic some of these fuckers are nowadays (just look in their eyes). Don?t they have any feelings? Hasn?t anyone taught them right from wrong or the value of human life? If not, why haven?t they got any feelings? Why haven?t they been taught right from wrong? Maybe those striking NUT sorts could enlighten us?

Also, if might be worth considering your own safety or the safety of your loved ones if, perchance, you were to cross the paths of these young sociopathic sorts in your town or city centre. It seems they?d have little compunction in killing you if you had some trinket they wanted or if you upset them or stood in their way. Broon and his PC Police force won't be there to protect you - although they might turn up and cart you off for speaking your mind and expressing your unguarded contempt of the killers.

Maybe we need a new government? A government prepared to take the fight to the scumbags? A government prepared to ?infringe their rights? lean on them and administer the kicking?s that are so necessary in making them afraid to step out of line?



Officer Dibble

[Mike_CFC]

Could'nt agree with you more mate.Match violence with violence.

[colonel]

I'm shocked to find Dibble reading more than the Daily Nazi.

[Jonone]

I don't really understand why this was manslaughter and not murder ? Because it was difficult to prove intent ? I too think a thump would have sufficed as punishment and deterrent for the poor lad.

[randyandy]

Officer Dibble wrote:

> Maybe we need a new government? A government prepared to take
> the fight to the scumbags? A government prepared to ?infringe
> their rights? lean on them and administer the kicking?s that
> are so necessary in making them afraid to step out of line?
>

or perhaps hug them if they are wearing a hoodie Dibbs?

Maybe Boris when he becomes mayor and in turn Chair of the Met could get a no crime agreement with the thugs in the same way he thinks he will be easily able to get a no strike agreement with the RMT and pass his skills down.

A possible way forwarded could be the outcome of the select committee's report:




Out of interest, as you're so politically minded and have everyone's interest at heart did you wright in and tell them how to deal with the problem?

[Guilbert]

>Probably because it was hard to prove they actually set out to murder him, no doubt their lawyers painted it as they wanted to teach him a lesson and it just got out of hand.

Well of course pushing a young non-swimmer into water and then throwing stones at him so he cannot get out sure sounds like murder to me.

They got off lightly (but then how often have we heard that)