what the frak is going on these days
Why is it necessarily the parents' fault? The kids could be little sh*ts for a variety of reasons i.e. bad network of friends.
Xavi6 wrote: » Why is it necessarily the parents' fault? The kids could be little sh*ts for a variety of reasons i.e. bad network of friends.
seamus wrote: » I think that if your child gets convicted of a headline crime (murder, rape, etc), then each parent should have to serve half of the minimum sentence and all of their children should be taken from them and permanently put into care. Raising a person who as a child can murder another person takes actual effort. Plain old neglect isn't sufficient. If your child murders someone (as a child), you're clearly incapable of raising children and guilty of criminal neglect at the very least.
Second man dies after Drimnagh attack Gardaí have opened a double murder investigation following the death of a second man after an attack in Drimnagh at the weekend. Pawel Kalite (26) originally from Poland and with an address on Benbulbin Road, Dublin 12, died in St James's Hospital after being stabbed in the throat with a screwdriver. His friend Marius Szwajkos (27), from Szczucin in Poland, died on Monday after he was stabbed in the head during the attack. Gardaí had opened a murder case following the death of Mr Szwajkos and are questioning a third teenager today. The 17-year-old was arrested at 4pm yesterday after going to Sundrive Road Garda station. Two other teenagers, aged 19 and 15, have already been questioned by gardaí and released without charge. Gardaí believe the three were on Benbulben Road, Drimnagh, just before 7pm on Saturday. Files are being prepared for the Director of Public Prosecutions. Both the victims came to Ireland last year looking for work in the construction industry. It is believed they were attacked after they refused to buy alcohol for a group of local teenagers. The victims' families have arrived in Ireland from Poland. Accommodation has been provided by Dublin City Council, and a fund for the families has been set up at the AIB on Dublin's Naas Road.
It is believed they were attacked after they refused to buy alcohol for a group of local teenagers.
the dee wrote: » Well the suspects are minors so they are given anonynimity (?) until charged aren't they?
gurramok wrote: » Would these be classified as racist murders? (not sure if there has been any in Ireland in recent years?)
SheroN wrote: » **** that. They're little sh1tbags. If I could find a womb big enough I'd shove them into it and try and abort them (what the parents should have done in the first place). They're a waste of human organs.
mike65 wrote: » I love the reactions from the locals - "a its a lovely area no trouble round here its terrible that this has happened" etc. How many of these locals would stand up and be counted I wonder? Mike.
MIN2511 wrote: » I think it's unfair that the sins of the parents fall on the kids or vice versa