Some thoughts on the current state of the legla system over across the pond, that libDonks are so impressed with when it comes to anti-gun policies.
OK, so the Brits have lost their rights to self defense, but not to fear, the government is taking care of things properly so one doesn’t have to worry about it individually, right? Welllllll…maybe not.
Each week, a murder or rape is committed by offenders supposedly under supervision. Yet, even knee-deep in evidence of its own failure, the National Probation Service cannot acknowledge its inability to reform these criminals. It is all a deadly con trick, writes David Fraser, who spent years working in the service
When I read that four of the six men who raped, tortured and then murdered the schoolgirl Maryann Leneghan were on probation, I felt angry and desperately sad. But I was not in the least surprised: I realised long ago that probation is a gigantic con trick played on the public.
Hmmmmm. Sort of reminds one of recent cases here with recidivist predators returning to their old habits with nary a blink of official concern until someone else turns up dead.
When a ‘life sentence’ means just 15 months in jail
Criminals are being released from jail little more than a year after they have been sentenced to life imprisonment, the Government has admitted. One offender was freed only 15 months after a life sentence was imposed. Another was jailed for life with a recommendation that he should serve just 16 months.
Sheesh! “I complained because I had no shoes, then I met a man with no feet.”
At least we aren’t QUITE that bad yet, in spite of the best efforts of the American Communist Lawyers Union (ACLU).