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The law is still an ass... but not quite as big a one!
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Thank god!
It's ok these people dramatising comments on social networks but they need to use their common sense and discretion when applying the law.
This case to me looks like a waste of time from the start and more of a deterrent to people. If everyone was to get arrested for stupid comments then it takes resources away from stopping real crime.
Tweeter vs burglar
Wonder how many resources have been used compared to a regular burgular! Go figure!
It's ok these people dramatising comments on social networks but they need to use their common sense and discretion when applying the law.
This case to me looks like a waste of time from the start and more of a deterrent to people. If everyone was to get arrested for stupid comments then it takes resources away from stopping real crime.
Tweeter vs burglar
Wonder how many resources have been used compared to a regular burgular! Go figure!
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Common sense indeed.
What a waste of public funds something like this is.
What a waste of public funds something like this is.
There would be no politicians left so maybe not all bad
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