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Posts by Justin Steed

Exactly. The government is literally there to enact the will of parliament.

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Well for one thing every time you use a British credit or debit card in the UK or anywhere else you pay the Americans. Billions of euros flow from Europe to the US every year.

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I offered evidence to support my claim, which you have (without reading it, I assume) decided wasn't relevant. This says a lot about you and not a lot about me. Good luck with the PhD - sounds like you'll need it.

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Also you said I'd "made a claim" when I said I would be surprised if something is true. That's not "making a claim".

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But you've asserted that 'he won't do it again', which definitely IS someone's opinion being presented as fact.

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Do people ever call you pompous?

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Nagin, Daniel S., Francis T. Cullen and Cheryl Lero Johnson, “Imprisonment and Reoffending,” Crime and Justice: A Review of Research, vol. 38, ed. Michael Tonry, Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2009: 115-200.

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Try harder.

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Was that when I literally said 'good he was fined'?

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"Research underscores the more significant role that certainty plays in deterrence than severity — it is the certainty of being caught that deters a person from committing crime, not the fear of being punished or the severity of the punishment."

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Evidence to the contrary so far.

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Well by that you have to prove he won’t do it again

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Ok, now prove that a £500 fine is more effective than a £100 fine in that regard.

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Now you seem to be a PhD student of political science, so I’m hoping you’re a bit smarter than that.

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And if that is true, then what is the point?

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Because it’s disproportionate to the offence. Especially if it was a first offence. I would be very surprised if it has an effect on the amount of littering relative to a £100 fine, say.

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Calm down everyone. Good he was fined, ridiculous it was £500.

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A helicopter can fly

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Arsenal are only a big club because they moved to a big stadium back in the days when ticket sales were your revenue. It’s always been about money.

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Yes City have such a long tradition of never ever being comically bad.

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The whole point was he *wasn’t* executed.

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Love and dancing!

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It’s the phrasing. You can hear every letter of every syllable of every word. Something he shares with Frank Sinatra.

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Well it’s not really a live issue.

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There is no “rejoin”. There is only “apply to join”.

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And the FT falls for the hype again.

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Because Trump is an idiot.

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Well I for one am shocked.

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I mean yes, but equally they need to get two sittings per evening per table.

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