Are the streets more dangerous after 13 years of New Labour?
Political row over violent crime figures 'damaging public trust' http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1248556/Tory-Chris-Grayling-sparks-political-row-violent-crime-figures.html
The Tories have been accused of distorting figures after releasing information showing sharp increases in violence during Labour’s time in office.
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Do you think the streets are more dangerous after 13 years of New Labour?
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Hmmm, interesting. I think in general our streets have become more violent over the past 13 years but I dont think it is because of the Labour government, merely a decline in society's morals and values.
Do you think that it would have been any different if the Conservatives had remained in power?
Bring back National Service to instill respect and tolerance into the next generation. Our teachers and authority figures dont have the power to do this any more and there are too many parents who act like the anti-social behaviour of their children is anybody elses responsibility but their own!
Do you think that it would have been any different if the Conservatives had remained in power?
Bring back National Service to instill respect and tolerance into the next generation. Our teachers and authority figures dont have the power to do this any more and there are too many parents who act like the anti-social behaviour of their children is anybody elses responsibility but their own!
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