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Published: Monday 12 January 2004
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Paul
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Surely having an open forum for such things, like the internet, causes people to make mistakes.
That aside, statistics can be argued either way and neither way solves the problem. At least there are now more offenders where they should be, behind bars. May there be many, many more.
To make the statement that the internet does not c...
Anonymous
Well done for this piece. Not only has the NCC cre...
Anonymous
Surely having an open forum for such things, like ...
Paul
The newspaper and televison reports lacked any dep...
Jon English
As a parent of two teenage girls, I agree entirel...
Anonymous
Internet is to blame for the rise in all porn, com...
Anonymous
This is a very disappointing leader, at least as i...
Anonymous
The internet provides a market and eases entry for...
Harry
The sad fact is that the internet is a tool to fac...
Anonymous
While I can see your point of view and I agree tha...
Will
What an excellent post made by Anonymous of Readin...
Brian Burkill
Our guns got taken away after Dunblane! This demon...
Mike Hart
"acknowledge that it may be the source of problems...
Brian Burkill
Will in Cornwall said "Lets be clear: child pornog...
Anonymous
Back before the internet in the late 1970's I reca...
Anonymous
People will always blame things they don't underst...
Anonymous
The leader is as wrong as the statements it critic...
Anonymous
Same technology argument could be made for the inv...
Anonymous
Fully agree with the chap in Reading about taking ...
John
Good comment from the Anonymouus engineer in Readi...
John
Your comments are spot on. You don't blame the ris...
Wayne Moore
It is really hard to believe that some people are ...
Anonymous
Mike Hart has a point. Gun crime has increased sin...
Anonymous
Having had a friend caught up in Operation Orr it ...
Anonymous
I would also have thought it self evident that 3g ...
Anonymous
What an excellent article, what a shame that the b...
Anonymous
What an excellent article, what a shame that the b...
Anonymous
Allow me to disagree with the slant of your articl...
Anonymous
After reading the comments and the piece from the ...
mark
I found your article and many of the comments rais...
Scott
Have they got this completely wrong?
Is it poss...
Anonymous
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