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Rolf spat at in jail church ruckus

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    Flawed-TacticsFlawed-Tactics Posts: 3,488
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    When you think how far Harris has fallen from grace, a much loved and respected artists and entertainer, to suddenly become something that right minded people are repulsed by and very much a hate figure. Been spat on by another low life probably won't bother him that much, such stories only serve to statisfy public thirst for seeing him suffer beyond his already ruined life and prison sentence.

    Fair game mind, he is getting everything a sex offended can expect in prison, I have little sympathy but equally I don't wish him grave harm either.

    We're human beings not animals.
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    Flat MattFlat Matt Posts: 7,023
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    CLL Dodge wrote: »
    The spitter is even lower than Rolf.

    Spitting on someone is lower than abusing children?

    I think I'll have to disagree with you here.
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    CLL DodgeCLL Dodge Posts: 115,922
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    Flat Matt wrote: »
    Spitting on someone is lower than abusing children?

    I think I'll have to disagree with you here.

    Rolf has been found guilty and is serving time. The same is true for the spitter. In jail that put them on an equal footing. By committing a further offence the spitter has moved himself lower.
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    ian_charlesian_charles Posts: 578
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    CLL Dodge wrote: »
    Rolf has been found guilty and is serving time. The same is true for the spitter. In jail that put them on an equal footing. By committing a further offence the spitter has moved himself lower.


    Rubbish, once in jail then, someone who is gulity of stealing money from their employer, is on an equal footing with a child killer. .......err, no.
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    nanscombenanscombe Posts: 16,588
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    Indeed. Everything is the same except the length of their sentence and category of prison.



    For all people know the assailant might have previous for attacking pensioners.
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    bluebladeblueblade Posts: 88,859
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    Rubbish, once in jail then, someone who is gulity of stealing money from their employer, is on an equal footing with a child killer. .......err, no.

    Sorry, you'll have to remind me who Rolf actually murdered.
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    ian_charlesian_charles Posts: 578
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    blueblade wrote: »
    Sorry, you'll have to remind me who Rolf actually murdered.

    Wasn't talking about him specifically.....it was an example to question your claim that criminals are equal, just because they are jailed criminals.
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    bluebladeblueblade Posts: 88,859
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    Wasn't talking about him specifically.....it was an example to question your claim that criminals are equal, just because they are jailed criminals.

    Sorry - again, you'll have to remind me where I made that claim.
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    nanscombenanscombe Posts: 16,588
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    He was, of course, replying to the wrong person.

    It looks like he hit the wrong target, just like the guy in prison, although I presume you won't be beating him up for it. :D

    Next ian_charles will be telling us that prisoners should be exempt from the protection of the Human Rights Act as well.
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    GrannyGruntbuckGrannyGruntbuck Posts: 3,638
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    pie-eyed wrote: »
    What kind of human being spits on someone anyway, regardless of the situation. That is how animals behave. Disgusting.

    Paedophiles are disgusting, so they get what they deserve!
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    zx50zx50 Posts: 91,279
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    pie-eyed wrote: »
    What kind of human being spits on someone anyway, regardless of the situation. That is how animals behave. Disgusting.

    When someone spits at them. People can turn into 'animals' when they're extremely angry with someone. I'm guessing this wasn't the case with Harris though.
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    tghe-retfordtghe-retford Posts: 26,449
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    I'd rather punishment for someone's crime be dished out through due process, courts, judges and juries. Not through a self-imposed vigilante who believes punishment should be dished out with their bodily fluids, fists or a weapon.
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    AllyourKittyAllyourKitty Posts: 897
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    I'd rather punishment for someone's crime be dished out through due process, courts, judges and juries. Not through a self-imposed vigilante who believes punishment should be dished out with their bodily fluids, fists or a weapon.

    A sensible point of view as opposed to the usual teeth gnashing, wailing hysterics that pop into these threads with clockwork regularity.
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    ian_charlesian_charles Posts: 578
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    CLL Dodge wrote: »
    The spitter is even lower than Rolf.

    One is someone who has spat at the other, I assume once, the other one has sexually abused children multiple times in what was a calculated, planned and for some, a life changing manner.

    I agree the spitter is far worse........
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    ian_charlesian_charles Posts: 578
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    A sensible point of view as opposed to the usual teeth gnashing, wailing hysterics that pop into these threads with clockwork regularity.

    Do you ever hear of a case that makes you think 'he deserves all he gets'?

    Or no matter how revolting the crime, your stock answer is 'human rights,'
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    anne_666anne_666 Posts: 72,891
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    One is someone who has spat at the other, I assume once, the other one has sexually abused children multiple times in what was a calculated, planned and for some, a life changing manner.

    I agree the spitter is far worse........

    You seem to know so do tell us all. What was the spitter in prison for exactly?
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    AllyourKittyAllyourKitty Posts: 897
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    Do you ever hear of a case that makes you think 'he deserves all he gets'?

    Or no matter how revolting the crime, your stock answer is 'human rights,'

    I've never once mentioned human rights however as a civilized person living in the 21st century I expect justice to be done in the courts rather than violent vigilantism which seems to be your preferred system for certain crimes.

    I include one of your cheeky posts from earlier.
    They shouldve tried to stuff the altar up his arse..............ungreased.

    I prefer the rule of law, scrutiny of evidence and and considered punishment of those found guilty of crimes to the kind of disturbingly gleeful vigilantism advocated by certain sections of society and the usual suspects on this place.
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    TheCloakroom99TheCloakroom99 Posts: 431
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    Or morons as they are more commonly known...
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    jjwalesjjwales Posts: 48,580
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    I've never once mentioned human rights however as a civilized person living in the 21st century I expect justice to be done in the courts rather than violent vigilantism which seems to be your preferred system for certain crimes.

    I include one of your cheeky posts from earlier.



    I prefer the rule of law, scrutiny of evidence and and considered punishment of those found guilty of crimes to the kind of disturbingly gleeful vigilantism advocated by certain sections of society and the usual suspects on this place.

    I'm with you on that.
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    Parker45Parker45 Posts: 5,854
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    I'd rather punishment for someone's crime be dished out through due process, courts, judges and juries. Not through a self-imposed vigilante who believes punishment should be dished out with their bodily fluids, fists or a weapon.

    Exactly. Some of the comments on thread are disgraceful.
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    ian_charlesian_charles Posts: 578
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    anne_666 wrote: »
    You seem to know so do tell us all. What was the spitter in prison for exactly?


    Comment 51 said that the spitter is lower than Rolf...... It wasn't about the spitters crime, it was that he spat at Rolf.
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    nanscombenanscombe Posts: 16,588
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    anne_666 wrote: »
    You seem to know so do tell us all. What was the spitter in prison for exactly?

    It would be somewhat ironic if he was a rapist or murderer.
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    anne_666anne_666 Posts: 72,891
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    Comment 51 said that the spitter is lower than Rolf...... It wasn't about the spitters crime, it was that he spat at Rolf.

    I would agree with comment 51 in that case. Lets just abandon the law and leave it up to spitters etc. Save a fortune.
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    anne_666anne_666 Posts: 72,891
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    I've never once mentioned human rights however as a civilized person living in the 21st century I expect justice to be done in the courts rather than violent vigilantism which seems to be your preferred system for certain crimes.

    I include one of your cheeky posts from earlier.



    I prefer the rule of law, scrutiny of evidence and and considered punishment of those found guilty of crimes to the kind of disturbingly gleeful vigilantism advocated by certain sections of society and the usual suspects on this place.

    Meh! I go for satisfying lawlessness and adolescent behaviour every time, unless it affects me or mine of course.:D
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    ian_charlesian_charles Posts: 578
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    It's a prison for christs sake....... why this should make the news is beyond me, the next headline will be "Rolf Harris - Called a nasty name".

    If he had been stabbed, burned, badly beaten, that qualifies as vigilantism, name calling, spitting happens on football fields and school playgrounds everyday.
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