Worrying and to often

[iworkwhippets 13,087]

3 hours ago, Pardus said:

Is it, so explain the US, why the Death Penalty doesn't appear to be a convincing deterrent. You can't get harsher than electrocuting some c**t to death.

Hello ,  it's only me ,    can't get anything harsher you say,  look get some of the buggers read some of the topics on here ,bore em to death, ,    I'm.off to the moon in a min .  Whilst I'm about, have any of you lads fathomed out who's shit scared of COVID. Needle ,     I say fly.me to the moon, eh, shall I do a moonie

[Bangersanmash 4,606]

3 hours ago, Pardus said:

Not necessarily, the killings are almost always between each other?

You'll find that many of these teens that are carrying blades when they pull them out it's s just to try intimidate the person infront of them. But when you get that f****d up teen that just keeps going forward which there's many out there. The lad that's got the blade for just intimidating factor. Hes getting the blade taken off him in a wrestle for it. And boom that's the the % that end up killed the most or seriously injured. Because they dont want to do no one no harm. But carry them for the fact its the world we live in. Its sad that teens can't walk to the next neighbour hood or through. Without it being at the back of their head they may bump into some pricks. 

Edited June 11 by Bangersanmash

[mackem 29,316]

On 11/06/2025 at 16:02, Pardus said:

As I said, knife culture can change, Glasgow is a perfect example.

How Scotland stemmed the tide of knife crime - BBC News

WWW.BBC.CO.UK

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What can London learn from Scotland's ground-breaking Violence Reduction Unit?

 

I have just been to see a mate,I won't go into it too much but he is sort of involved with knives,he had the cops in this morning updating him (they check his knife log now and again) and dropping off some guidelines.