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    #2
    Sherifu
    Registered Users Posts: 17,727 ✭✭✭✭Sherifu


    So. Am. It's a conspiracy of human nature?


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    Mahatma coat
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 6,869 ✭✭✭Mahatma coat


    tis all part of the conspiracy against the common man, this highlights how cops can railroad you into a confession if you give them the chance.

    If I'd had this a couple of years ago to show my mate he might still have his skyline


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    Clare_Guy
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    Mahatma coat wrote: »
    tis all part of the conspiracy against the common man, this highlights how cops can railroad you into a confession if you give them the chance.

    If I'd had this a couple of years ago to show my mate he might still have his skyline


    i don't understand why you put that in conspiracy theories?! it's good advice for everyone not just "common" men...


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    Diogenes
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    Mahatma coat wrote: »
    tis all part of the conspiracy against the common man, this highlights how cops can railroad you into a confession if you give them the chance.

    If I'd had this a couple of years ago to show my mate he might still have his skyline


    So if I have this clear, you should never ever speak to the police, or tell them the truth.

    Sounds like Ian Huntley was just right all along. :rolleyes:

    A number of years ago I found myself testifying against several members of the Gardai on serious charges. While those on trial and their close comrades closed ranks, the officers charged with the investigation were dedicated scrupulous, and single minded in getting a conviction, for the sake of their force's reputation.

    Look theres no hard and fast rule dealing with a police force. Gerry Conlon and Barry George will give you one version. Nuala O'Loan, the ombudsman of the PSNI will give you another.

    Again suggesting thats theres one simple hard and fast set of rules you need to deal with the police, exposes, yet again your overly simplistic and childlike view of the world.

    Unless you'd care to explain how you detonate a nuclear weapon in Manhattan, without leaving any evidence? Or why a Nazi would exaggerate the deathtoil at Auschwitz, during his trial for genocide? How about how we'll all grow our own food, and won't need doctors, medicine, or any er form of manufacturing industry? Or research and design. Or hell any degree of centralised organisation.


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    Kernel
    Registered Users Posts: 4,388 ✭✭✭Kernel


    Criminals here have more rights and protection than anyone. That forcing confessions stuff is all Hill Street Blues! :)


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    Mahatma coat
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 6,869 ✭✭✭Mahatma coat


    Diogenes wrote: »
    So if I have this clear, you should never ever speak to the police, or tell them the truth.

    Sounds like Ian Huntley was just right all along. :rolleyes:

    A number of years ago I found myself testifying against several members of the Gardai on serious charges. While those on trial and their close comrades closed ranks, the officers charged with the investigation were dedicated scrupulous, and single minded in getting a conviction, for the sake of their force's reputation.

    Look theres no hard and fast rule dealing with a police force. Gerry Conlon and Barry George will give you one version. Nuala O'Loan, the ombudsman of the PSNI will give you another.

    Again suggesting thats theres one simple hard and fast set of rules you need to deal with the police, exposes, yet again your overly simplistic and childlike view of the world.

    Unless you'd care to explain how you detonate a nuclear weapon in Manhattan, without leaving any evidence? Or why a Nazi would exaggerate the deathtoil at Auschwitz, during his trial for genocide? How about how we'll all grow our own food, and won't need doctors, medicine, or any er form of manufacturing industry? Or research and design. Or hell any degree of centralised organisation.

    hang on a minute,

    werent YOU the one who accused me of TROLLING


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    Sherifu
    Registered Users Posts: 17,727 ✭✭✭✭Sherifu


    Mahatma coat wrote: »
    hang on a minute,

    werent YOU the one who accused me of TROLLING
    He's railroading you into a confession. :eek:


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    Diogenes
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,701 ✭✭✭Diogenes


    Mahatma coat wrote: »
    hang on a minute,

    werent YOU the one who accused me of TROLLING

    No I expressed incredibility when you presented (one of) your arguments, and you could not be serious, and had to be trolling.

    However after your comments about numerology and suitcase nukes, and the commandant of a Nazi extermination camp, I beg to differ.
    Kernel wrote:
    Criminals here have more rights and protection than anyone.

    What additional rights do criminals have above the rest of us? And how do they get these rights?


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    Kernel
    Registered Users Posts: 4,388 ✭✭✭Kernel


    Diogenes wrote: »
    What additional rights do criminals have above the rest of us? And how do they get these rights?

    Free legal aid, better medical treatment, Treatment of Persons in custody Regulations 1987, lenient sentences, etc... stuff you and me have to pay a lot of money for. They get these rights by being criminal spongers who take from the state rather than contribute to it. To get such things, you need to become a criminal.


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    Diogenes
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,701 ✭✭✭Diogenes


    Kernel wrote: »
    Free legal aid,

    We all get free legal aid.
    better medical treatment,

    Better than whose?
    Treatment of Persons in custody Regulations 1987, lenient sentences, etc... stuff you and me have to pay a lot of money for. They get these rights by being criminal spongers who take from the state rather than contribute to it. To get such things, you need to become a criminal.

    So you suggest we allow to the police to arrest anyone, deny them any legal aid, medical treatment, and do what they like to them once they are in chains?

    You really do want a police state don't you Kernel?


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    Kernel
    Registered Users Posts: 4,388 ✭✭✭Kernel


    Diogenes wrote: »
    We all get free legal aid.

    No, I'd have to pay for my legal expenses.
    Diogenes wrote: »
    Better than whose?

    Better than anyones. A prison officer brings a crim to hospital, they get seen straight away, and often get a private room - for security reasons you see.
    Diogenes wrote: »
    So you suggest we allow to the police to arrest anyone, deny them any legal aid, medical treatment, and do what they like to them once they are in chains?

    You really do want a police state don't you Kernel?

    No, I'm saying the justice system in Ireland is skewed in favour of the criminal. Fact.


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    Diogenes
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    Kernel wrote: »
    No, I'd have to pay for my legal expenses.

    Everyone is entitled to the exact same legal defense in Ireland, can you explain who gets free legal defense.
    Better than anyones. A prison officer brings a crim to hospital, they get seen straight away, and often get a private room - for security reasons you see.

    What alternative do you suggest?
    No, I'm saying the justice system in Ireland is skewed in favour of the criminal. Fact.

    This is honestly purile, no "criminal" gets this four star treatment that you seem to think exists.


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    Mahatma coat
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 6,869 ✭✭✭Mahatma coat


    if you find yerself living on the streets in any 'Western' society, its common knowledge that you will have a better quality of life in Prison.

    also as a criminal there are people (Deluded Pino lefties) dedicated toensuring that your rights are protected, eventho you may have shown blatant disregard forthe rights of others


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    Diogenes
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    Mahatma coat wrote: »
    if you find yerself living on the streets in any 'Western' society, its common knowledge that you will have a better quality of life in Prison.

    Common knowledge among whom? Perhaps you could cite some statistics, somewhere.
    also as a criminal there are people (Deluded Pino lefties) dedicated toensuring that your rights are protected, eventho you may have shown blatant disregard forthe rights of others

    People in prison don't have the rights you and I have.

    Perhaps Mahatma you could suggest your alternative system of controlling the population. And please take in mind your ideal that we should all be growing our own food, and won't have any prison officers, or any penal justice system.


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    Skeptic_Desu
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    Diogenes wrote: »

    Perhaps Mahatma you could suggest your alternative system of controlling the population. And please take in mind your ideal that we should all be growing our own food, and won't have any prison officers, or any penal justice system.
    One can imagine how long a court system that isn't too pushed on providing evidence would last.


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    Mahatma coat
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 6,869 ✭✭✭Mahatma coat


    Why would you assume that we wouldnthave any Doctors or Prison Guards,

    fvckit, new thread.


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