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It’s as if ratcheting up the language causes bad things to happen !! Also guns

They have a women’s only swimming session at the Warwick uni pool on a Friday afternoon and I forgot and wandered into the pool. There were no signs up!! The lifeguard came over and apologetically said it’s women’s swimming only. I was mortified, I was gonna try the we’re all women voice but...

He’s not got lessons till a week Monday but also has a time window when he can get in I know I don’t understand either but mum makes the rules we just follow

I’m taking lad to uni Saturday so have two adult season tickets available if someone can make use of them

You do keep many of us sane

Yep on the deportation process and all this He wont get "punishment" in Sudan, but wont have a bed, 3 meals a day, and the safety of a prison cell. Only to be released in 5 years with a council house or hotel, with money in his pocket and a phone in his pocket. All of which is paid for by...

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Please educate yourself

It certainly appears that way The danger is forgetting to base this on evidence but prejudice which I’m not accusing you of here

Course you do The punishment is losing your freedom I know you’d be happy people living in a blank cell without a bed or food but that’s not how it works

That wasn’t my point at all and I’m pretty sure you know it If we deport without agreement there’s no guarantee he will serve my time for his crimes. That’s it As for access to a kettle you’ve never worked in a prison have you or attempted to manage someone’s behaviour for a seriously long...

Well we don’t have the death sentence and it’s probably right to have that for murder.

You don’t want his to lose his liberty as punishment Sudan is pretty much a failed state servjng his sentence If he’s deported Sudan is a failed state and his punishment is not certain that’s the point I’m making

You don’t want his to lose his liberty as punishment?

Heard an interesting phrase on leading podcast from Alex chalk we must imprison criminals we’re scared of but we can’t imprison everyone we’re cross with interesting idea

Sick

I am deeply uncomfortable that the tories put the legislation that meant Lucy Connolly and others like her serve significant time in jail for what they wrote or said not for what they did

Lost the argument so change the subject got you I understand What do you think of the Mandela rules? Useful? Important?

Says who and where. Also the bbc story is from April the times and telegraph appear to have just seen it and jumped on the two tier justice angle Chief has explained what’s happening you are just being blind to it also did you see what happened with Mandela and Martin mcguiness and other ira...

He was released from the the us and hasn’t been incarcerated since he came back into the uk You’ve just read the headline and lost your head Was it the foreign sounding name dom?