Bad People In Our Society Are Not Afraid

Just because Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Constabulary has suddenly realised that police officers should once again walk the beat, do not expect that anyone will pay any attention.
The yelling louts and the problem families will still rule the streets.
The police will still regard you as a nuisance if you call them – assuming you can get through.
And if they do respond to your call, they will shake their heads sadly and say there’s nothing they can do.
In the unlikely event that anyone is ever arrested and charged for a crime, and then actually convicted and imprisoned, they will be rapidly released after a few months mixing with their mates and taking drugs in comfortable jails.

What has already happened to burglary – now regarded by authority as a trivial and uncontrollable offence – is happening quietly to murder.
The plans to introduce a charge of ‘second-degree murder’ will in the end enable many killers to get away with short sentences, and eventually with fines and ‘community service’.
The result, as with burglary, is that it will become commonplace, like so many other crimes that are now dealt with (or rather , not dealt with) by fatuous cautions and unpaid on-the-spot penalties where the culprit isn’t even required to go to court.
Bad people in our society are not afraid.
This is why we must all be afraid instead.
Our governing elite believe in ‘human rights’, which are invariably the rights of the wicked and the selfish.
Their policies have turned a free and happy country into a lawless slum.