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Law Abiding Citizen (2009)
IMDB rating: 7.60
Plot: The plot focuses on a man who, ten years after his wife and daughter are brutally murdered, returns to extract justice from the assistant district attorney who prosecuted the case against their killers. His vengeance threatens not only the man who allowed mercy to supersede justice, but also the system and the city that made it so.
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Directors: Gray F. Gary
Actors: Ahl Michael,Anderson Mike D.,Apollonio Frank,Baczor Michael,Bittner Dan,Bizik Robert,Brown Anthony C.,Brown Ernest E.,Burkett Lee,Butler Gerard,Ching Garrett,Colletti Damien,Connor Marcellus L,Cool Greg,Drama,Thriller,
Is the whole of the British Population, now made up entirely of Criminals?
Did you know that since Gordon Brown became PM, New Labour has invented a staggering 33 new Crimes, every month?
Crimes such as "Disturbing a packet of Eggs when directed not to by an authourised officer", or to
"Sell Game Birds, killed on a Sunday, or Christmas Day" and my particular favourite, it is now illegal to
"Cause a Nuclear Explosion"
Before Brown took over, Blair’s Government invented only 27 new crimes every month, so between them, since Labour took over, there are now 14300 new crimes on the Statute Books.
Bonus Q, How many previously Law abiding citizens, have been criminalised under Labour?
For JZD,
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopi cs/politics/labour/7050044/Labour-invent s-33-new-crimes-every-month.html
Crow, that would constitute "The illegal dumping of toxic waste". I like it.
Bleedin Christ those are stupid.
Dumb Martian | Feb 01, 2010
Yes..
.. | Feb 01, 2010
Well look at that poor guy who was given a fine and points on his license for blowing his nose in stationary traffic! No wonder crime rates are soaring.
sara d | Feb 01, 2010
No just the MP,s
elo2joe | Feb 01, 2010
Yes, there are now so many new laws that nobody has a clue if they are breaking a law at any given time.
Just part of the socialist agenda of total control of the masses.
The tories have said they will scrap many of the ridiculous laws and regulations Labour brought in.
Added: Im glad to see causing a nuclear explosion is now illegal. At least we will have something we can arrest the islamic extremists for in the near future.
Mark B | Feb 01, 2010
Presumably it was lawful to cause a nuclear explosion beforehand?
I’d like to see an independent link to prove these startling assertions as without one, this is just unverified chatter of the sort much loved by the Daily Mail..
Mark B’s faith in the Tories willingness to scrap any laws and not bring in a raft of new ones is truly touching. It’s heartening to see a lack of guile in today’s Britain.
JZD | Feb 01, 2010
Yes. I am a criminal. Lots of normal middle and working class people are.
It means that we cannot go to the US. This upsets us deeply so we hunt down Americans!
Only joking but………………………….
In Britain, a guy was criminalised for blowing his nose on a Kleenex while waiting in a stopped line of traffic!
When is it legally OK to take up arms against a government?
It does not not need the OK of the UN.
By law , if a person has a nervous breakdown, the ambulance will not go unless the police are there. The inexperienced and untrained police arrest the ill person because they are frightened. True.
In France they have a bunch of special paramedics who look like Professional wrestlers to help the mentally ill. No trials, no arrests just hospital.
The country has gone fucking mad. That’s why I live in Spain.
I no longer feel safe in England, especially after I was attacked and the police did not help me.
guiri | Feb 01, 2010
And all these new laws coming from the most foul and dishonest government in British history?????? Every law is designed to bring in money to a legal system that is hand in hand with our corrupt parliament in the act of destroying Britain, and making all of our lives unutterably miserable. Britain needs a new start. A political clean sweep. Parliament has become the real terrorist threat to the British people. Parliament needs a good dose of disinfectant. I think it would be an idea to call for every British person that walks past parliament to quietly leave a small bottle of disinfectant on the green outside. Perhaps they’ll take the hint. That disgusting rat hole no longer listens to, represents , or serves the British people. Time to clear it out.
Crow | Feb 01, 2010
1 in 4 work for the government (probably more if the truth be known) if this is a tiny part of what you mean?…… Oh yeah! And the banks are now on the payroll so that should cover it more realistically not including of course other businesses who are on bailouts, and except developement funding, any lazy scum who claims social security benefits, funding of private health care to specialists who trained on NHS, these are a good bulk of traitors to decent folk.
If you don’t get hand outs from them with our money then we are the ones they like to screw, and stitch up for something or other made up license fees if they so choose.
Shrewd Esme | Feb 01, 2010
But they doth so maketh the "Claim" its an "Act" of something or other I think, like a stage scene in a Pantomine, sayeth and maketh something up to appear like that see?*snorts*.
MO LE volentY | Feb 01, 2010
They can’t be law abiding if they have broken the law now can they, however silly you (or I) may think that law is.
Ed | Feb 01, 2010
FREEEDOOMMMMM!!!
((Braveheart))
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5w3ZENhUl DU
Big Bad BOB MacBob – SUPERBOB | Feb 01, 2010
A high proprtion of the populace have been turned into criminals, one would assume. Probably well more than half of all people under thirty are at risk of imprisonment…and a goodly number of those over 30 too, as it would appear that there are now laws to cover almost every social activity which a person may engage in, other than church attendance and clocking on at work.
This is far from a British only issue. In Australia (which let’s never forget, started out as a prison colony and is rapidly turning back into one) they have criminalised cultural behaviour to such a point that it is now technically illegal in New South Wales to be under the age of 21 and have more that two friends.
This may seem like a gross exaggeration, but it is not. Young people found by the police to be "loitering in company"…which means hanging out in the a public place in groups of three or more may be presumed to be a "gang" They may be arrested and charged for this "offense". Police may demand to see ID from them. They may turn out their wallets. If they find what the police officer considers to be "an unreasonable amount of cash" in that wallet they may demand to know where the young person got that money.
If the young person refuses to answer these questions, or gives answers which are not to the police officers satisfaction, or is unable to provide the requested ID they may be arrested and charged with refusing to supply information to the police. thus many young people in NSW now find that their first interaction with the police results in a criminal record…for the crime of being young and not looking the way the police want them to look.
For what happens of course is this: The police target certain ethnic groups, socio-econimic groups and cultural groups. Black kids, Middle eastern kids, Asian kids, Goth and Emo kids, Punks and hippie kids are harassed and persecuted daily. While white, middle class, clean shaven well dressed kids are left to wander the streets unfettered…allowed to have friends, engage in social activities and generally get on with their lives without interference from the authorities and may grow to adulthood without having their lives stymied by a criminal record for being young and socially active.
There are nightclubs here now which demand that one submit to finger printing before they let you in the door.In most other licensed venues you need to show photo ID before they will allow you in the door to pay exorbitant prices for watered down drinks and a bad covers band, no matter what age you are.
One wonders whatever happened to the notion that a person needed to be charged with a crime and be in a police station before submitting to such an invasion of their personal space and privacy rights, but apparently you need to have the millions necessary to purchase a lucrative business in order to be treated like a decent human being.
It is all part of a grand conspiracy to utterly enslave and subjugate the populace. to stratify society even further than it already is, along clear racial, religious and economic lines.. To put the lower echelons of society, the newer arrivals and the alternative life style seekers firmly in their place,,…which place the authorities believe ought to be subservient to their "betters"
Yes…it is for good reason that the English refer to the Constabulary as the Filth.
Eartha: Not Hiding From Cats | Feb 01, 2010
Then move to New Zealand. The only thing new on the statute books here is a proposal to increase sentences for animal cruelty. (With which I wholeheartedly agree.)
Remind me not to visit England. I do have a disturbing habit of drawing seams and laces on size 7 eggs such that they look like rugby balls and then referring to them as rugby sevens. My wife, bless her, thinks it’s cute.
Ceiling Cat: ashamed of cat ppl | Feb 01, 2010
Since New Labour has penalised just about everything from putting up a flag without permission to calling a queer a poofter I have left those hallowed shores to the illegal immigrants and ethnic minorities and gone to France where they have some sense left.
Lord Percy Fawcette-Smythe. | Feb 01, 2010
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