There's  been a  lot of  discussion about crime in my house these last few days. For a start, someone decided to rumage around our car yesterday morning, trying to find god knows what amongst the sweet papers and petrol receipts. It also appears that someone we know has had their email address book hacked, for we are now the unwitting recipients of numerous emails telling us daily that we have won lotteries, or are due some money, or have bought something on Ebay etc. The funny thing is that the people sending us these emails think that we are actually stupid enough to send some form of payment (or our bank details) to access these so-called funds - amazing!

These emails are never opened by me, but are simply directed straight to my junk mail folder and deleted - oh, that is before I have forwarded them to the FBI or Scotland Yard for their attention.

Internet crime and internet criminals are a menace! Why only yesterday someone tried to use our family IP address to do something... Good grief! That's like having someone else trying on your knickers for god's sake.

There is a great line in the film Batman Begins - "Criminals  feed on society's compassion". I for one am tired of living in a world where people continue to show compassion to criminals. Look, the bottom line is that some people are just pure scum-bags and as such the world would be better off without them. I am tired of people pussy-footing around these public nuisances.

Listen, if someone seeks to cause mischief and harm to others then why not have them lose the privilage of having an opposable thumb (for example). If you want to live like an animal - you should go back to living like an animal!

We might claim humans rights for all, but that does not incude the 'right' to treat others in any way you see it fit too. It's time for all of us to get tough on crime, and (I believe) it is time to get the social do-gooders out of positions of power, where they have gradually destroyed society's around the world  in the name of human and civil rights... Yes, human rights are important, vital and good but - as someone once said long ago - "Spare the rod; spoil the child".