What the???

**Mom** · 13th March 2009, 07:36

Far out, have a read of this little gem

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/ar...ectid=10561419

Words have actually failed me, what the hell do we do to combat this stupidity in our society? She has children! What the hell kind of upbringing are they getting?

**The Baron** · 13th March 2009, 07:47

Our roads will never be safe with the legal system we have now.

**Finn** · 13th March 2009, 07:56

The racial slurs in this thread disgust me. You should be ashamed of yourselves.

**MSTRS:Me** · 13th March 2009, 07:57

Ever wondered why these people have children...
DPB and get-out-of-jail-free-card.

**Mully** · 13th March 2009, 08:02

Brown had denied the two charges but changed her pleas to guilty in January. She was remanded on bail only because she is the sole caregiver of her two children and is looking after her partner's children while he is in jail, Rotorua's Daily Post reported.

Winner.

See, this is the problem. The PC police have driven this country so far off the sane track, this thing is able to accure 8 Drink Driving Charges and 15 Driving while Disqualified.

In a just world, this thing would be sterilised and chucked in the slammer for good.

What were the arguments against the 3 strikes policy again??

**pzkpfw** · 13th March 2009, 08:12

I don't mean this to sound as "1984" as it might, but here goes:

She is obviously sick. There is something wrong with her.

Jail won't fix her, but we do need to protect ourselves from her. (Yes, Jail will temporarily keep her away from us.)

What we need is a place something in-between a Jail and an Asylum, where people like her can be sent for re-education. To learn how to be (or pretend to be) decent members of society, who don't do things like repeat drink driving. To learn more about responsibility instead of just "rights".

People would be made to go there (but perhaps given weekends off or something, like a minimum security prison or something) but more emphasis on (re)education.

If they can't learn - then lock 'em up for good. We shouldn't have to put up with them.

**Number One** · 13th March 2009, 08:18

Bloody disgusting!

**The Stranger:Me** · 13th March 2009, 08:20

Originally Posted by pzkpfw

If they can't learn - then lock 'em up for good. We shouldn't have to put up with them.

She has had ample opportunity to learn, if she hasn't learnt by now, do you honestly think anything you can do will change that?

How many chances is enough before you reach your "lock em up" point?
Or should someone die first? Just one or two - or more?

**sinfull** · 13th March 2009, 08:21

Originally Posted by pzkpfw

I don't mean this to sound as "1984" as it might, but here goes:

She is obviously sick. There is something wrong with her.

Jail won't fix her, but we do need to protect ourselves from her. (Yes, Jail will temporarily keep her away from us.)

What we need is a place something in-between a Jail and an Asylum, where people like her can be sent for re-education. To learn how to be (or pretend to be) decent members of society, who don't do things like repeat drink driving. To learn more about responsibility instead of just "rights".

People would be made to go there (but perhaps given weekends off or something, like a minimum security prison or something) but more emphasis on (re)education.

If they can't learn - then lock 'em up for good. We shouldn't have to put up with them.

Ummmm yep 1984 was prolly when she first started getting charged !~
84 was prolly her mans first parole !
She aint sick man the system is !

**Headbanger** · 13th March 2009, 08:26

Originally Posted by pzkpfw

She is obviously sick. There is something wrong with her.

Yeah, She is still breathing.

Luckily there is a cure, Its called a rope. Now all we need is a tree, a horse and the support of the majority.

**MsKABC** · 13th March 2009, 08:26

I think that to say: "she is the sole caregiver of her two children and is looking after her partner's children" is probably a stretch. I doubt they get very much "care" or "looking after". More statistics in the making, and it's very, very sad.

**Mom** · 13th March 2009, 08:28

Take the kids off her and lock her up! FFS, this is pathetic, oh we will delay sentencing because you have kids at home. She should not have the care of children!

**Finn** · 13th March 2009, 08:29

Originally Posted by pzkpfw

I don't mean this to sound as "1984" as it might, but here goes:

She is obviously sick. There is something wrong with her.

Jail won't fix her, but we do need to protect ourselves from her. (Yes, Jail will temporarily keep her away from us.)

What we need is a place something in-between a Jail and an Asylum, where people like her can be sent for re-education. To learn how to be (or pretend to be) decent members of society, who don't do things like repeat drink driving. To learn more about responsibility instead of just "rights".

People would be made to go there (but perhaps given weekends off or something, like a minimum security prison or something) but more emphasis on (re)education.

If they can't learn - then lock 'em up for good. We shouldn't have to put up with them.

And who's going pay for all this shit?

**Bend-it** · 13th March 2009, 08:37

Originally Posted by pzkpfw

To learn how to be (or pretend to be) decent members of society, who don't do things like repeat drink driving. To learn more about responsibility instead of just "rights".

Kerrekt!! Except, this is be called school, and home, from when kids are young. It's called being brought up with the right values, which this PC, bloody socially-engineered leftie society has relegated to the gutters a long time ago, and we are now reaping the "benefits" of what we've sown.