shmmeee
Well-Known Member
Frankly I’m not sure it ever is. Where do you stop? You were raised poorly, you were poor, etc etc.
Youve got to draw a line somewhere. For me once you’re 18 a crime is a crime.
That's the problem isn't it? You can't say everyone who murders has a mental health issue and therefore should be excused so the issue becomes where do you put the line at which diminished responsibility becomes a valid argument.
That's the problem isn't it? You can't say everyone who murders has a mental health issue and therefore should be excused so the issue becomes where do you put the line at which diminished responsibility becomes a valid argument.
Frankly I’m not sure it ever is. Where do you stop? You were raised poorly, you were poor, etc etc.
Youve got to draw a line somewhere. For me once you’re 18 a crime is a crime.
He got recalled to serve the rest of it, I think.From what I can see he was sentenced to 3 years in 2017, served half and despite having 'serious mental health issues' was not required to go on probation because he'd served his whole sentence (which makes no sense in itself, he didn't serve his whole sentence).
So you think the reaction that the victims were white is the same as it would be if they were black?
I tell you what does need some explanation though.
Imagine if a white man had gone around Birmingham and stabbed 7 black people, killing one of them. What do you think the outcome would be?
I know you are really excited that the guy wasn't Somali, but there is still a very big issue here. Some poor lad has just lost his life ffs.
Think I read he was recalled ,then served the rest.Somebody somewhere decided that this guy was no risk & could be set free, as if a stint in jail had solved all his problems, and its far from the first time something like this has happened. From what I can see he was sentenced to 3 years in 2017, served half and despite having 'serious mental health issues' was not required to go on probation because he'd served his whole sentence (which makes no sense in itself, he didn't serve his whole sentence). Would have thought that before the usual suspects start trying to turn it into a race issue there was a look at how these potential timebombs are let go onto the street like this so that they can kill people.
He got recalled to serve the rest of it, I think.
I'm not "excited" about anything to do with this murder, don't give me that.
What I do take issue with - people saying the media have got it all wrong again, that there's a cover up, trying to sow more mistrust and prejudice with dodgy rumours dressed up as fact. Only to conveniently disappear when it turns out the media had it right all along.
It would be nice if these people learned from it, admitted they were misled and cut out the source of dodgy rumours from their news feeds. Instead they'll soon be back complaining about MSM conspiracies and toxic social media without a hint of irony.
Somebody somewhere decided that this guy was no risk & could be set free, as if a stint in jail had solved all his problems, and its far from the first time something like this has happened. From what I can see he was sentenced to 3 years in 2017, served half and despite having 'serious mental health issues' was not required to go on probation because he'd served his whole sentence (which makes no sense in itself, he didn't serve his whole sentence). Would have thought that before the usual suspects start trying to turn it into a race issue there was a look at how these potential timebombs are let go onto the street like this so that they can kill people.
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