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What I think here is a root and branch approach. They weren't born a set of c*nts, so they must've inherited it, so let's do the parents as well for being c*nts.Prufrock wrote:They weren't born a set of c*nts though.superjohnmcginlay wrote:Maybe they're just a set of c*nts?Prufrock wrote:You're still never getting meHoboh wrote:They'd get the same treatment too!Lord Kangana wrote:Just out of interest, the three kids killed in Edinburgh? Is that down to liberalism and minorities?
Planet hoboh gets fuller by the dayeven BWFCI is posting bullets to the head now! all we need is to educate William and the bish, find lord K a decent cooker then this trains a rolling along.
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EDIT: As for the story, it's awful, but instead of getting sidetracked with the idea of 'evil' we could talk about what makes a 14 year old do that. WHat makes anyone do that is a difficult enough question, but a child? I'd imagine Raven that's at least partly why no attempted murder.
And get a job.
And I'm trying.
I am all for reform - talking about it for 15 years probably isn't the answer.
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I'm busy anyway, working for the underground opposition determined to overthrow planet hoboh...Hoboh wrote:Oh dear!!!we really need to work on the gap between idealistic bloody students and the real world!!!
I think I'll offer Worthy the post of Education minister on planet hoboh, William may be better quailifed in that field but he's errrr a little too left leaning for my tastes, yep Worthy's a sensible chap he'll sort the mess out.
We've had three splits on matters of principle so far...
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And they've all been on what to name the underground movement.William the White wrote:I'm busy anyway, working for the underground opposition determined to overthrow planet hoboh...Hoboh wrote:Oh dear!!!we really need to work on the gap between idealistic bloody students and the real world!!!
I think I'll offer Worthy the post of Education minister on planet hoboh, William may be better quailifed in that field but he's errrr a little too left leaning for my tastes, yep Worthy's a sensible chap he'll sort the mess out.
We've had three splits on matters of principle so far...

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Yep - the smallest faction is called the United Planet hoboh Liberation front...Worthy4England wrote:And they've all been on what to name the underground movement.William the White wrote:I'm busy anyway, working for the underground opposition determined to overthrow planet hoboh...Hoboh wrote:Oh dear!!!we really need to work on the gap between idealistic bloody students and the real world!!!
I think I'll offer Worthy the post of Education minister on planet hoboh, William may be better quailifed in that field but he's errrr a little too left leaning for my tastes, yep Worthy's a sensible chap he'll sort the mess out.
We've had three splits on matters of principle so far...

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Some people really are just born evil. I don't think there's anything any parent could do that would teach their kid that throwing a baby in front of a BUS is an acceptable solution to a problem. If you don't realize that's wrong by the age of 14, there's no hope for the rest of your life.Worthy4England wrote:What I think here is a root and branch approach. They weren't born a set of c*nts, so they must've inherited it, so let's do the parents as well for being c*nts.Prufrock wrote:They weren't born a set of c*nts though.superjohnmcginlay wrote:Maybe they're just a set of c*nts?Prufrock wrote:You're still never getting meHoboh wrote: They'd get the same treatment too!
Planet hoboh gets fuller by the dayeven BWFCI is posting bullets to the head now! all we need is to educate William and the bish, find lord K a decent cooker then this trains a rolling along.
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EDIT: As for the story, it's awful, but instead of getting sidetracked with the idea of 'evil' we could talk about what makes a 14 year old do that. WHat makes anyone do that is a difficult enough question, but a child? I'd imagine Raven that's at least partly why no attempted murder.
And get a job.
And I'm trying.
I am all for reform - talking about it for 15 years probably isn't the answer.
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That can only be true to a point though, can't it? Is it to do with 'evil' or valuation of life? Are there as many 'evil' let's say Dentist's kids as there are the kids of violent recidivists pro rata?H. Pedersen wrote: Some people really are just born evil. I don't think there's anything any parent could do that would teach their kid that throwing a baby in front of a BUS is an acceptable solution to a problem. If you don't realize that's wrong by the age of 14, there's no hope for the rest of your life.
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Oh, good, we've gone back to the middle ages... Do these born evil people ride broomsticks?Bruce Rioja wrote:That can only be true to a point though, can't it? Is it to do with 'evil' or valuation of life? Are there as many 'evil' let's say Dentist's kids as there are the kids of violent recidivists pro rata?H. Pedersen wrote: Some people really are just born evil. I don't think there's anything any parent could do that would teach their kid that throwing a baby in front of a BUS is an acceptable solution to a problem. If you don't realize that's wrong by the age of 14, there's no hope for the rest of your life.
This damaged 14 year old isn't thinking of 'acceptable solutions' to anything... The whole idea of thought is probably alien to her, certainly her actions seem totally impulsive, arbitray, devoid of any kind of thinking... In another time and place she would, very likely, coo over this baby.
HP - I suspect you are right that the prospects for the rest of her life are as hopeless as the first 14 years... I don't know for sure but my guess is she didn't grow up in a wealthy family in St John's Wood with ballet lessons on Tuesdays and Thursdays... But somewhere a lot more savage and a lot more damaging... And it might be an idea to think about this before going along the wearily predictable trail of the sub-tabloid contributions of a tramp...
Just to try and pre-empt the accusations of planet hobo citizens... None of the above condones the actions of this child...
But since, in planet hobo, the hanging of 11 year olds is advocated, it's clear what passes for ideas are worth about as much as a bag of chips sicked up on Bradshawgate on a rainy Monday in February.
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Well at least on this occasion, we've only gone as far back as the middle ages. Normally we go all the way back to cavemen.William the White wrote:Oh, good, we've gone back to the middle ages... Do these born evil people ride broomsticks?Bruce Rioja wrote:That can only be true to a point though, can't it? Is it to do with 'evil' or valuation of life? Are there as many 'evil' let's say Dentist's kids as there are the kids of violent recidivists pro rata?H. Pedersen wrote: Some people really are just born evil. I don't think there's anything any parent could do that would teach their kid that throwing a baby in front of a BUS is an acceptable solution to a problem. If you don't realize that's wrong by the age of 14, there's no hope for the rest of your life.
This damaged 14 year old isn't thinking of 'acceptable solutions' to anything... The whole idea of thought is probably alien to her, certainly her actions seem totally impulsive, arbitray, devoid of any kind of thinking... In another time and place she would, very likely, coo over this baby.
HP - I suspect you are right that the prospects for the rest of her life are as hopeless as the first 14 years... I don't know for sure but my guess is she didn't grow up in a wealthy family in St John's Wood with ballet lessons on Tuesdays and Thursdays... But somewhere a lot more savage and a lot more damaging... And it might be an idea to think about this before going along the wearily predictable trail of the sub-tabloid contributions of a tramp...
Just to try and pre-empt the accusations of planet hobo citizens... None of the above condones the actions of this child...
But since, in planet hobo, the hanging of 11 year olds is advocated, it's clear what passes for ideas are worth about as much as a bag of chips sicked up on Bradshawgate on a rainy Monday in February.
I'm with you insofar as she might be a product of the society she was born into. Plenty of people do naughty, but the concept of "right and wrong" is relatively simple. I blame lack of "believing in a godlike figure" for this and most other similar instances.
You meander round the "savage" upbringing she's may/may not have had, so can we start sterilising idiots so they can't breed?
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William the White wrote:Oh, good, we've gone back to the middle ages... Do these born evil people ride broomsticks?Bruce Rioja wrote:That can only be true to a point though, can't it? Is it to do with 'evil' or valuation of life? Are there as many 'evil' let's say Dentist's kids as there are the kids of violent recidivists pro rata?H. Pedersen wrote: Some people really are just born evil. I don't think there's anything any parent could do that would teach their kid that throwing a baby in front of a BUS is an acceptable solution to a problem. If you don't realize that's wrong by the age of 14, there's no hope for the rest of your life.
This damaged 14 year old isn't thinking of 'acceptable solutions' to anything... The whole idea of thought is probably alien to her, certainly her actions seem totally impulsive, arbitray, devoid of any kind of thinking... In another time and place she would, very likely, coo over this baby.
HP - I suspect you are right that the prospects for the rest of her life are as hopeless as the first 14 years... I don't know for sure but my guess is she didn't grow up in a wealthy family in St John's Wood with ballet lessons on Tuesdays and Thursdays... But somewhere a lot more savage and a lot more damaging... And it might be an idea to think about this before going along the wearily predictable trail of the sub-tabloid contributions of a tramp...
Just to try and pre-empt the accusations of planet hobo citizens... None of the above condones the actions of this child...
But since, in planet hobo, the hanging of 11 year olds is advocated, it's clear what passes for ideas are worth about as much as a bag of chips sicked up on Bradshawgate on a rainy Monday in February.
Oi sun tan kid! this tramp gets debate going was his dips into the tabloids!!
IndeedWorthy4England wrote:Well at least on this occasion, we've only gone as far back as the middle ages. Normally we go all the way back to cavemen.William the White wrote:Oh, good, we've gone back to the middle ages... Do these born evil people ride broomsticks?Bruce Rioja wrote:That can only be true to a point though, can't it? Is it to do with 'evil' or valuation of life? Are there as many 'evil' let's say Dentist's kids as there are the kids of violent recidivists pro rata?H. Pedersen wrote: Some people really are just born evil. I don't think there's anything any parent could do that would teach their kid that throwing a baby in front of a BUS is an acceptable solution to a problem. If you don't realize that's wrong by the age of 14, there's no hope for the rest of your life.
This damaged 14 year old isn't thinking of 'acceptable solutions' to anything... The whole idea of thought is probably alien to her, certainly her actions seem totally impulsive, arbitray, devoid of any kind of thinking... In another time and place she would, very likely, coo over this baby.
HP - I suspect you are right that the prospects for the rest of her life are as hopeless as the first 14 years... I don't know for sure but my guess is she didn't grow up in a wealthy family in St John's Wood with ballet lessons on Tuesdays and Thursdays... But somewhere a lot more savage and a lot more damaging... And it might be an idea to think about this before going along the wearily predictable trail of the sub-tabloid contributions of a tramp...
Just to try and pre-empt the accusations of planet hobo citizens... None of the above condones the actions of this child...
But since, in planet hobo, the hanging of 11 year olds is advocated, it's clear what passes for ideas are worth about as much as a bag of chips sicked up on Bradshawgate on a rainy Monday in February.
I'm with you insofar as she might be a product of the society she was born into. Plenty of people do naughty, but the concept of "right and wrong" is relatively simple. I blame lack of "believing in a godlike figure" for this and most other similar instances.
You meander round the "savage" upbringing she's may/may not have had, so can we start sterilising idiots so they can't breed?
Yours as ever controversially.
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Reproduction should not be a right
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100%.CAPSLOCK wrote:Indeed
Reproduction should not be a right
The arguement is 'nature or nature', or a mixture of these.
If it's nature then these people should not be permitted to breed.
If it's nurture then these people should not be allowed to bring other human beings up.
Simples.
Not advocating mass-murder as an entirely positive experience, of course, but it had its moments.
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Oops!bobo the clown wrote:100%.CAPSLOCK wrote:Indeed
Reproduction should not be a right
The arguement is 'nature or nature', or a mixture of these.
If it's nature then these people should not be permitted to breed.
If it's nurture then these people should not be allowed to bring other human beings up.
Simples.
Incidentally, are we basing this on geography, income or criminal history? Just so I'm sure.
I come from a very poor background and was raised in an area and a time when I didn't get piano lessons or swimming lessons or anything extra-curricular. I didn't own clothes of my own (apart from school uniform), that hadn't been handed down, until my early teens when I started buying my own.
My parents had just enough to get by. Just enough. Should they have been not allowed to breed?
bobo the clown wrote:100%.CAPSLOCK wrote:Indeed
Reproduction should not be a right
The arguement is 'nature or nature', or a mixture of these.
If it's nature then these people should not be permitted to breed.
If it's nurture then these people should not be allowed to bring other human beings up.
Simples.
it is often said. Are you proposing some kind of Ministry of Approved Parenthood? What would the criteria look like for being allowed to reproduce?
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Well let's start with at least one partner must've been a taxpayer for more than 50% of their working lives. If there's only one person, they must've been a taxpayer for 50% of their working lives, minus any statutory maternity periods...thebish wrote:bobo the clown wrote:100%.CAPSLOCK wrote:Indeed
Reproduction should not be a right
The arguement is 'nature or nature', or a mixture of these.
If it's nature then these people should not be permitted to breed.
If it's nurture then these people should not be allowed to bring other human beings up.
Simples.
it is often said. Are you proposing some kind of Ministry of Approved Parenthood? What would the criteria look like for being allowed to reproduce?
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Not at all, but it would help in understanding whether people could actually have any chance of supporting their offspring before dumping them on the taxpayer to support.thebish wrote:indeed - because (presumably) - whether or not you have paid taxes for half your working life determines whether or not your children will be "evil".Prufrock wrote:We wanna stop poor folk having kids? FOOOOOOOK ME.
Can we move on to the minimum of 10 O'levels clause now?
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