Crime - part deux.

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Should crime happen

  • Go on then why not.

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Treble said:
The boy is said to have a history of "disturbing behaviour", including swinging a puppy around by its tail when he was four.

His family told police he filled a balloon with flammable liquid and set it alight, causing an explosion that burned furniture and the carpet.

When questioned by his family, the boy said he hears imaginary people talking to him.

Defo serial killer in the making.
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Think I often look at this sort of stuff, bearing in mind he is only 10, where did they learn some of the disturbing behaviours from. I'm of the view that it started more than just in their head. In regards to the gun, again not the kids fault the choice of weapon, in the same way it wouldn't be a choice for a British kid - it's no different then in recent years giving our coppers tazers, if you supply the device they are going to use it.
 
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brb said:
Think I often look at this sort of stuff, bearing in mind he is only 10, where did they learn some of the disturbing behaviours from. I'm of the view that it started more than just in their head. In regards to the gun, again not the kids fault the choice of weapon, in the same way it wouldn't be a choice for a British kid - it's no different then in recent years giving our coppers tazers, if you supply the device they are going to use it.
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I know nothing about this kid's situation but if I was to hazard a guess I would say he probably received an emotionless upbringing or emotionally distant upbringing from his parents. Maybe even childhood trauma.

I accept that's largely based on a lifetime of serial killer documentaries but some of the markers are there. Torturing animals, arson, all at an early age, no remorse, psychopathic tendency, all typical of it.
 
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brb said:
Think I often look at this sort of stuff, bearing in mind he is only 10, where did they learn some of the disturbing behaviours from. I'm of the view that it started more than just in their head. In regards to the gun, again not the kids fault the choice of weapon, in the same way it wouldn't be a choice for a British kid - it's no different then in recent years giving our coppers tazers, if you supply the device they are going to use it.
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I remember Jason and the argonauts swinging some animal around by the tail.

So it aint the movies.

Im saying its vegan mothers
 
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No 10 rules out law change for return of Parthenon marbles

No plans to amend legislation that could stop removal back to Greece, after secret talks held over their future.

I've still got mine...

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Treble said:
No 10 rules out law change for return of Parthenon marbles

No plans to amend legislation that could stop removal back to Greece, after secret talks held over their future.

I've still got mine...

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Huh?
 
Solid_Air 2 said:
better known here as the Elgin marbles that were acquired by said Mr Elgin when we ruled most of the world .
cue Rule Brittania
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Ah so just more **** the empire pillaged <laugh>

Theyve ran out of foreign countries to rape, now its our turn
 
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Spurlock said:
think Trebs wants to do some swaps

at playtime gonna offer him one of my surplus cats eyes for that Tiger I can see
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Sucky said:
Never done marbles.

More a toy soldiers and a box of matches kinda kid
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I liked both. Better than fcking minecraft, fortnight or any of that bollox. Not so much the box of matches you nutter <laugh>

No way I can remember the names of marbles either.
 
Treble said:
I liked both. Better than fcking minecraft, fortnight or any of that bollox. Not so much the box of matches you nutter <laugh>

No way I can remember the names of marbles either.
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I just learned marbles have names
 
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Treble said:
I liked both. Better than fcking minecraft, fortnight or any of that bollox. Not so much the box of matches you nutter <laugh>

No way I can remember the names of marbles either.
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I have to disagree about Minecraft

amazing game

Agree about Fortnite
 
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Fortnight.

Do i shoot or do i build a wall?

Fuxk off how bout dat
 
Treble said:
I found hours on minecraft monged the minds of most kids at school. Stopped me teaching them English and maths <whistle>

I had to tell them to stop playing it in year 6 bcos they were like zombies in their SATs prep.
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So you put the kids Autism down to Minecraft
 
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