Police and Crime in Russia

lyle6 wrote:

bitcointrader70 wrote:
I live in a red state.

Tell yourself that when Tyrone and D'Brickashaw are busily working hard in hand on expanding your bussy to their tastes.

bitcointrader70 wrote:

GarryB wrote:If you end up in prison anyway, why not just murder some children... you get free room and board...

Wow young people are lazy in a wealthy country. Who could imagine.who could imagine that currently with the government paying  people to stay home cause of Covid that young retarded people don’t want to work.

Yeah you can survive off welfare and social security for better or worse much better than anything Putin offers.

franco wrote:

bitcointrader70 wrote:

GarryB wrote:If you end up in prison anyway, why not just murder some children... you get free room and board...

Wow young people are lazy in a wealthy country. Who could imagine.who could imagine that currently with the government paying  people to stay home cause of Covid that young retarded people don’t want to work.

Yeah you can survive off welfare and social security for better or worse much better than anything Putin offers.

What alternate reality are you living in ?    

America's Unusual High Rates Of Old-Age Poverty And Old-Age Work

https://www.forbes.com/sites/teresaghilarducci/2018/03/02/americas-unusual-high-rates-of-old-age-poverty-and-old-age-work/?sh=13128a1e458a

Pensions are usually negotiated between the parties involved. And the state usually pays what it reasonably can. That's it. What you are whinging about , I don't know.

1. Shigapov A., 9 years old - extremely serious condition (gunshot wound to the abdominal cavity, blood loss of 3 liters)

2. Gumerova A., 15 years old - serious condition (fractures of the leg and pelvis)

3. Ziyangareev T., 14 years old - serious condition (multiple gunshot wounds)

4. Ibragimov K., 14 years old - serious condition (comminuted wounds, fractures after falling from a height)

5. Kiyamova L., 13 years old - serious condition (gunshot wounds to the chest, fractures)

6. Khasanov K., 14 years old - serious condition (fracture of the hip when falling from a height)

7. Sungatullin I., 14 years old - a state of moderate severity (gunshot wound in the back)

8. Agzamova R., 9 years old - a state of moderate severity (gunshot wound to the leg)

9. Bikmullin A., 15 years old - a state of moderate severity (gunshot wound to the lower back)

10. Khairullin A., 9 years old - a state of moderate severity (gunshot wound to the chest, shoulder)

11. Ibragimov A., 9 years old - a state of moderate severity (laceration of the hand, fall)

12. Ibragimova M., 8 years old - a state of moderate severity (lacerated knee wound, fall)

13. Israilov Z., 10 years old - a state of moderate severity (bruised leg wound, fall)

14. Orlova S., 13 years old - a state of moderate severity (fracture of the leg, fall)

15. Sharafutdinova A., 8 years old - a state of moderate severity (ankle fracture, fall)

16.Zueva D., 13 years old - serious condition (spinal fracture, fall)

17. Sagdeev R., 14 years old - a state of moderate severity (head injury, fall)

18. Gimatov K., 7 years old - a state of moderate severity (injury to the buccal region, fall)

19. Mustafin M., 62 years old - a state of moderate severity (gunshot wound to the head, abdomen, pelvic bones)

20. Galiullina D., 50 years old - a state of moderate severity (gunshot wound to the humerus)

21.Sadykova A., 19 years old - a state of moderate severity (gunshot wound to the soft tissues of the neck and head)

flamming_python wrote:With the exception of Chechen terrorists the only people I've ever heard of attacking a school in any country are usually current pupils or former pupils who were often bullied but have become wastemen in life in general. And if they're former pupils then they haven't had the chance to grow up much since they attended there; they're seldom far out of adolescence.

The logical thing would be to ban gun ownership for anyone under 28 and also restrict it those those people with a steady income and no history of violations or charges. Preferably evidence of a decent sex life as well, married, or if not then at least have a gf.

Anyone who wants to play around with a gun under the age of 28 can do what they're required to by law anyway and join the army by conscription.

SeigSoloyvov wrote:

flamming_python wrote:With the exception of Chechen terrorists the only people I've ever heard of attacking a school in any country are usually current pupils or former pupils who were often bullied but have become wastemen in life in general. And if they're former pupils then they haven't had the chance to grow up much since they attended there; they're seldom far out of adolescence.

The logical thing would be to ban gun ownership for anyone under 28 and also restrict it those those people with a steady income and no history of violations or charges. Preferably evidence of a decent sex life as well, married, or if not then at least have a gf.

Anyone who wants to play around with a gun under the age of 28 can do what they're required to by law anyway and join the army by conscription.

That is pretty draconian.

Things like checks are fine but requiring they be married or be dating is just too much.

SeigSoloyvov wrote:Russia has crime, all the same, you cannot rely on others to protect you. No one can teleport instantly.

It's sad what happened to those people, but overreactions don't help anyone.

Kiko wrote:ROC should take over more schools. Enough of atheist BS.

flamming_python wrote:With the exception of Chechen terrorists the only people I've ever heard of attacking a school in any country are usually current pupils or former pupils who were often bullied but have become wastemen in life in general. And if they're former pupils then they haven't had the chance to grow up much since they attended there; they're seldom far out of adolescence.

The logical thing would be to ban gun ownership for anyone under 28 and also restrict it those those people with a steady income and no history of violations or charges. Preferably evidence of a decent sex life as well, married, or if not then at least have a gf.

Anyone who wants to play around with a gun under the age of 28 can do what they're required to by law anyway and join the army by conscription.

PapaDragon wrote:
Russian gun laws are fine

This was done with a shotgun, you can't outlaw that

What screwed the pooch was the shrink who rubber-stamped his psych eval

I see this all the time first hand on the job, psychologists slacking off

Ones who work in schools at least put in some effort but those who deal with adults couldn't give fewer fu¢ks and just sign off on anything

This asshole was obvious psycho but psychologist couldn't be arsed to do his job and cleared him for gun permit

You don't rubber-stamp psych evals for gun permits, ever

They need to nail that incompetent asshole shrink to the wall as an example to others

Also, shrinks are among those people who insist how their job is crucial but are always eager to not do it

But WTF would you need one for in a major city? This isn't the US.

limb wrote:
Gotta first reduce womens standards first,ban dating sites and social media as well as institute a socialist economy to remove unemployment.


Also by banning guns youre just allwing the bourgeoisie and in general rich nepotistic people who can bend the law to only have them, which I find disgusting.

PapaDragon wrote:
Russian gun laws are fine

This was done with a shotgun, you can't outlaw that

What screwed the pooch was the shrink who rubber-stamped his psych eval

I see this all the time first hand on the job, psychologists slacking off

Ones who work in schools at least put in some effort but those who deal with adults couldn't give fewer fu¢ks and just sign off on anything

This asshole was obvious psycho but psychologist couldn't be arsed to do his job and cleared him for gun permit

You don't rubber-stamp psych evals for gun permits, ever

They need to nail that incompetent asshole shrink to the wall as an example to others

Also, shrinks are among those people who insist how their job is crucial but are always eager to not do it

Yes you can rely on others to protect you, that's what the police are for

Russia is not a perfect country but it's major cities have less crime than most European capitals. And Kazan is certainly a very safe city. Or was.

Guns are by law required to be locked up in a gun cabinet with the ammunition stored separately. What are the chances that you'll get everything primed if you wake up and someone is raiding your home anyway?

Police do not respond instantly and in like 90 percent of cases they arrive far too late.

Russia has plenty of crime all nations do, I am not very sure about that places gun laws so I will not comment on that.

Russian gun laws are fine

GarryB wrote:Take away guns and they will just find alternatives... poison, fire, explosives.... even just driving a truck or bus on the foot path in most major cities during busy times of day... go to the biggest high rise in a city and use a nail gun to seal all the fire escapes and then set fire to it...