pmchugh wrote:Everything would be fine if we just trapped all the rapists and good people from other countries in their own countries, so this could happen without us having to know or care that it happened.
So what would you do with the rapists?
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pmchugh wrote:Everything would be fine if we just trapped all the rapists and good people from other countries in their own countries, so this could happen without us having to know or care that it happened.
mrswdk wrote:pmchugh wrote:Everything would be fine if we just trapped all the rapists and good people from other countries in their own countries, so this could happen without us having to know or care that it happened.
So what would you do with the rapists?
pmchugh wrote:mrswdk wrote:pmchugh wrote:Everything would be fine if we just trapped all the rapists and good people from other countries in their own countries, so this could happen without us having to know or care that it happened.
So what would you do with the rapists?
Arrest them and try them in a court of law. Send them to jail if found guilty.
mrswdk wrote:Option A: stop them at the border and tell them to go somewhere else
mrswdk wrote:pmchugh wrote:mrswdk wrote:pmchugh wrote:Everything would be fine if we just trapped all the rapists and good people from other countries in their own countries, so this could happen without us having to know or care that it happened.
So what would you do with the rapists?
Arrest them and try them in a court of law. Send them to jail if found guilty.
Skimming over the fact that only 0.9% of rapes are reported and then successfully prosecuted in the UK:
According to the British Government, it costs £33,000 ($48,000) to keep a male offender locked up in prison for one year. The sentence for rape in the UK is 5 years in prison. It would therefore cost roughly £240,000 ($349,000) to punish an asylum seeker for a rape he committed in the UK (not taking the costs of prosecution into account).
In light of this information, what does pmchugh wish to do with foreign-born rapists?
Option A: stop them at the border and tell them to go somewhere else
Option B: let them in to rape some British women, allow the majority to escape punishment and continue raping due to the UK's inadequate criminal justice system, punish a few at great expense to the British people, then (upon their release from prison) spend years and millions of pounds trying and failing to evict those rapists because the EU won't let you.
Lock up your daughters and offshore your income - pmchugh's writing government policy!
mrswdk wrote:pmchugh wrote:mrswdk wrote:pmchugh wrote:Everything would be fine if we just trapped all the rapists and good people from other countries in their own countries, so this could happen without us having to know or care that it happened.
So what would you do with the rapists?
Arrest them and try them in a court of law. Send them to jail if found guilty.
Skimming over the fact that only 0.9% of rapes are reported and then successfully prosecuted in the UK:
According to the British Government, it costs £33,000 ($48,000) to keep a male offender locked up in prison for one year. The sentence for rape in the UK is 5 years in prison. It would therefore cost roughly £240,000 ($349,000) to punish an asylum seeker for a rape he committed in the UK (not taking the costs of prosecution into account).
In light of this information, what does pmchugh wish to do with foreign-born rapists?
Option A: stop them at the border and tell them to go somewhere else
Option B: let them in to rape some British women, allow the majority to escape punishment and continue raping due to the UK's inadequate criminal justice system, punish a few at great expense to the British people, then (upon their release from prison) spend years and millions of pounds trying and failing to evict those rapists because the EU won't let you.
Lock up your daughters and offshore your income - pmchugh's writing government policy!
The actor Shia LaBeouf has claimed a woman raped him during the performance of his one-man art piece #IAMSORRY earlier this year.
Speaking to Dazed magazine in an email interview, he wrote: āOne woman who came with her boyfriend, who was outside the door when this happened, whipped my legs for 10 minutes and then stripped my clothing and proceeded to rape me.ā
LaBeouf said that news of the incident ātravelled through the lineā of people waiting, and reached LaBeoufās girlfriend. āWhen she came in she asked for an explanation, and I couldnāt speak, so we both sat with this unexplained trauma silently. It was painful.ā
http://www.theguardian.com/film/2014/no ... ject-dazed
Pack Rat wrote:if it quacks like a duck and walk like a duck, it's still fascism
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WingCmdr Ginkapo wrote:Liberal means far too many things in politics for your comment to be accurate Wauuw.
riskllama wrote:f*ck that, mrs...
if you rape the locals, you should be punted back to wherever it is you came from and eke out an existence on foraged dates and figs, scarab beetles and puddle water. there, they can rape to their hearts' content.
waauw wrote:WingCmdr Ginkapo wrote:Liberal means far too many things in politics for your comment to be accurate Wauuw.
Oi ginka, write my name correctly. It's not that difficult. It's only 5 letters.
Considering there are 'liberal' parties in europe, because yes that what they call themselves; f someone comments on "liberals" wrecking europe, the connection is made pretty quickly. If I were to comment my computer was infected with bugs, would you assume it was infected by insects? No!
It's simple, if you comment on american politics and use the term 'liberals' then yes it doesn't refer to actual liberalism, but when talking about european politics a person should at least have the common sense to realize that regarding the european context that's the only possible meaning. Even if some americans would love to bastardize a very common 17th-18th century term.
GoranZ wrote:If its up to me I would accept 0 tho.
WingCmdr Ginkapo wrote:@pmchugh - Can you see now why I didnt just assume you were being sarcastic....?
pmchugh wrote:GoranZ wrote:If its up to me I would accept 0 tho.
It is hard not to resort to ad hominem at this point. How can you possibly justify turning your back on all people fleeing the brutality of war?
mrswdk wrote:pmchugh wrote:GoranZ wrote:If its up to me I would accept 0 tho.
It is hard not to resort to ad hominem at this point. How can you possibly justify turning your back on all people fleeing the brutality of war?
The fact it costs hundreds of millions of pounds to do so?
Of course, as saxi has touched on there is another line of argument which says that if you want to help people forced to flee conflict then your best option is to stop stoking the conflict which they are fleeing. But since you guys aren't suggesting that I won't hold my breath for that to happen any time soon.
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