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Kid sets fire to Dogs Home.........................
Kid sets fire to Dogs Home.........................
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Sorry I meant "dogs not people". Saving grace is that there will be 50 less "he don't bite" shiitbox owners.
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hope no greys were hurt or killed
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I hope someone sets light to this person one day
he needs to know what it feels like I would be happy to |
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It was a horrific thing to do. Can`t be right in the head.
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I disagree with some of the comments above. Do you honestly think a child thinks of all the consequences?
2 local youngsters thought it would be fun putting a lighter to a carpet warehouse a few months ago.. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-27748682 Did they think they would cause millions worth of damage? Did they think they could get away with it? Did they think they potentially could have killed people? It's not right what the kid done and he should be punished but I just want to put some perspective into the discussion for those that want him/ her hung drawn and quartered. |
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I did try & weigh it up similarly Ovalman , but the fact is there are some sick twisted kids about
Tbh setting fire to a carpet warehouse would be a huge amount of fun , I used to love starting fires myself , but this fcked up kid knew what he was doing imo The only justice is he will be hated everywhere he goes , even the lads he'll meet in Young Offenders Institutes for Robbing & stealing cars have a sense of what's Morally right & what is just a sick hateful act  |
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I used to love starting fires myself , meaning small fun firs of course , I'm sure a few of us did as kids when we discovered that 6p for a box of matches was a better investment than a fizzy lolly from the corner shop
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We used to play around a railway track, one game was seeing how close we could get to a train as it went by. Nobody was ever hurt but it was MADNESS when I think back on it.
I'm not condoning this but we've all done stupid things, kids don't think of the consequences. I just think we need to understand that they are not fully grown adults. |
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In the words of a famous consultant psychiatrist::
Look at arson - I mean, how many of us can honestly say that at one time or another he hasn't set fire to some great public building? I know I have. The only way to bring the crime figures down is to reduce the number of offences. Get it out in the open. I know I have. |
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I grew up on a council estate & some of the daredevil games that we played were just plain crazy & dangerous , jumping off subway railings over a 20 ft concrete drop
A couple of lads even used to lie down on a railway track & let the train whizz over them at 70 mph  a lad I knew of burned his local school down The thing is it couldn't of been that easy for him to set fire to this place imo He must have had a serious intention to do it & knew fully that the dogs would be injured or killed |