Yes. I was chatting with a shoplifter the other day - an activity that, in his opinion, was not a crime; he was moaning about store detectives.
And, funnily enough I heard a murderer interviewed on the radio last week - an activity that, in his opinion, was not a crime; he had an issue with the use of DNA - it was better, he said, in the good old days when they just had fingerprints and cigerette ash to try to build a conviction upon.
Overall, I guess, most people who break the law believe that that specific law which thay are breaking should not be considered a crime and technology should not be used to enforce it
Hmm interesting. a shoplifter ends up with a criminal record, so does a murderer.
Still waiting to see if you end up with one in a box junction.
now if police records this great crime in the record books, do you think crime would be down. i think it would have skyrocketed by now.
Now who was that criminal forum member whose rear axle was hanging over that box junction?
was that gucci?
and when it becomes law not to drive your car during the week, i guess you will be obeying that too.
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