My father taught me 'justice is seldom within the law, and the law is even more rarely anything to do with justice'. It is strange that in our 'civilized societies' (thinking UK and USA here) that we protect those who hurt the innocent more than we protect the innocent from those who would hurt them, and our politicians tell us this is civilized!
Just the other night I watched a program here in the UK about have-a-go heros. A Home Office Minister was asked what should a person do if they saw an old lady being beaten by a yob (youth)? His answer was 'call the police and don't interfere'.:upset: Well I have news for him, I like most other men wouldn't even be bothered with phoning the Police, 'we' would be too busy 'using minimal force required' (
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to defend the old lady. (The joke behind this is this Minister expects to get re-elected!)
So until the time our politicians realise the law is there to protect the innocent we are on a downward spirral, liberalism is brilliant if those in society all accept the rules.
By the way save on the bullets, you don't need them.
Pred, I totally agree about hang, draw and quartering! I wonder if this was law if the number of offenders would reduce?:smilewinkgrin: :smilewinkgrin: :smilewinkgrin: