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Old 1 Dec 2009, 18:54   #1
Wally Carter
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There's nothing morally superior about it. It was a rubbish suggestion which noone would take seriously, anywhere. It's like suggesting a jewel thief work in a jewellery store as 'rehabilitation'..
Do you take the view that no criminal is ever rehabilitated?

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Don't live in Melbourne so I wouldn't have a clue about the type of articles you're mentioning here. Feel free to post a link if you feel like it.
CBF. Get the Melbourne Herald Sun for the next week.

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Obviously I can't say for sure what the situation was like but in the article it never mentioned whether the man had died from the shooting or from self-harm. It says the officer shot him in the right shoulder. Don't know of many people dying after they'd been shot in their right shoulder. Maybe the officer in question deemed the situation dangerous enough to use his firearm?
Oh.

So, it's okay to shoot a person instead of tasering a person as long as you don't kill them?

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How about saying it like it really happened? "One officer tasers girl in leg after being assaulted by the girl. Needed 2 other officers and a security guard to restrain her".
Speechless.

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I read that article and the girl's own mother gave permission for the officer to taser the girl. Not that I'm suggesting that's in any way the right thing to do but I think what happened is more indicative of the way the mother treats her child rather than the way the officer handled the situation.
That's it, I can't take you seriously any longer.
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Old 1 Dec 2009, 19:06   #2
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That's it, I can't take you seriously any longer.
That line gave me a hearty laugh.
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Old 1 Dec 2009, 19:16   #3
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That line gave me a hearty laugh.
Very nice of you to come down off your cross and contribute that.

Thanks.
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Old 1 Dec 2009, 19:18   #4
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Very nice of you to come down off your cross and contribute that.

Thanks.
Just providing a much needed mirror for your own moronic diatribe.
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Old 1 Dec 2009, 19:20   #5
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Just providing a much needed mirror for your own moronic diatribe.
Thank you Jesus.
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Old 1 Dec 2009, 19:12   #6
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Do you take the view that no criminal is ever rehabilitated?



CBF. Get the Melbourne Herald Sun for the next week.



Oh.

So, it's okay to shoot a person instead of tasering a person as long as you don't kill them?



Speechless.



So basically you have no points to contribute or can't rebut my arguments?

Can't remember one instance where I said it's ok to shoot someone instead of tasering, merely said the officer obviously deemed it appropriate.

Can't remember saying that tasering a 16 year old girl is ok, other than the fact that the girl appeared to strike the officer first and the person who reviewed the incident said the officers acted appropriately.

Can't remember saying I agree with the tasering of a 10y.o. girl.

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That's it, I can't take you seriously any longer.
I don't think anyone on this board takes you seriously. You put forward no argument other than 'OMG, the sky is falling'. It's obvious you have an issue with police, why is that? It's also obvious that you have no argument at all other than a reactive rant to sensationalist media stories.


Maybe you could try addressing the points instead of giving up so easily?
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Old 1 Dec 2009, 19:18   #7
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So basically you have no points to contribute or can't rebut my arguments?

Can't remember one instance where I said it's ok to shoot someone instead of tasering, merely said the officer obviously deemed it appropriate.

Can't remember saying that tasering a 16 year old girl is ok, other than the fact that the girl appeared to strike the officer first and the person who reviewed the incident said the officers acted appropriately.

Can't remember saying I agree with the tasering of a 10y.o. girl.



I don't think anyone on this board takes you seriously. You put forward no argument other than 'OMG, the sky is falling'. It's obvious you have an issue with police, why is that? It's also obvious that you have no argument at all other than a reactive rant to sensationalist media stories.


Maybe you could try addressing the points instead of giving up so easily?
Yes, you win.

Remember to vote Laborel at the next election.

Have a nice day.
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Old 1 Dec 2009, 19:21   #8
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Yes, you win.

Remember to vote Laborel at the next election.

Have a nice day.

Winning isn't the point, merely someone pulling your posts apart with comments like "Shower often?" and "Speechless" just goes to prove you have nothing to say, which you seem to think you do.
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