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@Liam-Wabbit wrote:

as for children being finger printed , lots and lots of schools have a finger print register sytem in place that the scan the finger print for each lesson, to prove their there.

Gosh almighty, so just because the government introduced something whenever, its ok :roll:

Some people just WANT to be controlled.

@Lambrini Girl wrote:

Typical of you … Blowing things out of proportion.

Are you going to let the government install CCTV in your home?

@Lambrini Girl wrote:

The way I see it, the only people who fear finger printing and ID cards are people who have something to hide or are paranoid. It is not an invasion of privacy. It is a mean to keep a tighter check on people who would wish to inflict law abiding citizens harm. I cannot see anything wrong with that.

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@Bad Manners wrote:

How about if they stuck a minature CCTV camera in everyone’s head so they can monitor what you get up 24hrs a day.
If people aint doing anything wrong they can hardly complain. This would bring crime to zero. How could anyone possibly complain if that method wipes out crime?

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Holy fvck, this is really spooky, i just watched this film today, and was thinking of producing a thread about it.

Wasn’t it brilliant Pikey. I was confused as to why the government was conservative, and that it was described as “bad” just because it defended England and the English from terrorism, foreigners and gays.

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@Drivel wrote:

I’m on about criminal activity – not the sexual marathons that go on in the privacy of my living room

How do we know your not commiting some sort of criminal act…i think the government need to install CCTV cameras to monitor your behaviour, especially since your now trying to avoid detection. You have a nice day now :wink:

@sharongooner wrote:

woah woah woah….. yes finger printing is okay…..

When you going down the police station to hand your prints in?

To those who think f****t are still a prem oufit, yes.

@Esmeralda wrote:

I think we slid down the slippery slope to a Big Brother society some time ago, look back even five years ago to see what a nanny state we’ve become. More than ever, government takes it upon itself to bully and berate those who don’t conform to the norm.I couldn’t believe the news headlines on B.B.C. One last night: in stern…

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@Bad Manners wrote:

I tend to agree with Emma.
If this sort of thing is to be done it should be done with consent. With parents “opting in”.
To take it without their consent is illegal.
It’s a slippery slope to a Big Brother Society.
How about if someone sticks a CCTV camera in your living room Drivel. Would you be happy with that? There’s no…

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@Slayer wrote:

I dislike Leicester City FC based on reason and experience and in line with dictionary definitions, this makes me neither prejudiced or bigoted or intolerant!

People are called bigots, because the acussers think its not based on reason and experience, which is hearsay.

For instance, if you say you dont like homosexuality, and…

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If you think that taking finger prints is a way of stopping crime, have the police got yours? If not, do the decent thing and nip down to your local police station? No, why not?

Do you want an i.d card? Is finger printing young people the way of saying to them later in life, ah, its only something a little more than when you had your dannies…[Read more]

@Drivel wrote:

We are committing Cultural Suicide

We?

A show of hands if you will, all those who voted for mass multicultural disaster raise your hands? Blimey, theres a lot of hands raised in parliament, none outside…

Why wernt we allowed a vote to decide the cultural make up of our society? Ok, we got one at the ballot box, but did we VOTE…[Read more]

Slayer, you never have a preconcieved opinion of someone, that is not based on reason or experience? What is your preconcieved opinion of LCFC? What reason or experience is it based on? You dislike them, but there is nothing to dislike. But it is your opinion that there is.

Does this mean, that if you say there is something to dislike, that being…[Read more]

@Ow£n Ka$h wrote:

Phobias are beyond our control, bigotry is optional.
Therefore, a genuine homophobe is not a bigot.

homophobia • noun an extreme and irrational aversion to homosexuality and homosexuals.

prejudice • noun 1 preconceived opinion that is not based on reason or experience. 2 unjust behaviour formed on such a basis. 3 chiefly Law harm…[Read more]

@Ow£n Ka$h wrote:

The Europeans are far more laid back about porn and stuff. When I was in Amsterdam I saw lots of families sightseeing the red-light zone.

Britain has the strictest laws regarding porn and the highest teenage pregnancy rate.

Correct owen. The commercials made me smile. They advertise anything with sexy lesbians showing their sexy…[Read more]

@Mr Bigstuff wrote:

“WE” need to be careful? Don’t you mean “YOU”?

No Mr bigastuff. You may describe the violence of what a political organisation did yonks ago, and that means you have broken the law. Even if its “considered” incitement to racial hatred (even if it isnt in your mind), then you can be prosecuted, even if this is posted through a…[Read more]

National traditions are destroyed all over the planet.

When will fascist governments let the people decide?

@Drivel wrote:

All the xxxx-phobias are overused in todays pc climate

Exactly, thats my point. Its as if, those who are bigoted, are only those people who hate the people who the white liberals like. When infact, we are all bigots.

I would never wish any harm on anyone because of their sexuality ; however I don’t like gays who feel they have to…

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