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There’d be no need - you’d be paying him so he would have to give you his bank details. I’d be more worried about getting nothing for your payment.

The view from my seat last season - Right up against the back wall - the most ‘frightening’ thing though was that the back of the seat in front was only just above shoe height - glad that there was nobody behind to push me forwards!

Which really was my point - considering the market they are lending to and the high likelihood of default are the rates they charge that outrageous? Aren’t credit card companies and banks that charge 20/30% interest rates to those with excellent credit ratings profiteering even more?

Silly question but . . . If the interest rates that Wonga charge, considering the market they are lending to, are outrageous then why are they in financial difficulties?

Something like this maybe - doesn’t even need batteries. http://evaq8.co.uk/hot-meal-kit-chicken-tikka-masala-chickpeas-and-rice.html

Actually Brighton and Hove Albion Football Club Ltd was incorporated in 1904 :)

Prior to last season Mill Road would be full about 1 hour before kick off - last season it was full up an hour and a half before k.o. - if there is even more demand then it is likely to fill up even more quickly. This means that although there is only the same number of cars and people they...

How is creating an offence of causing death by dangerous cycling discouraging more people from cycling?

I have no argument with any of that - I was responding to a post that was saying how good it is that we don’t have a player who if they left would mean we would be relegated - I was simply pointing out that we don’t have a player either, that so long as they stay with us would assure we weren’t...

Quite true - and . . .

Regrettably we don’t have a player either about whom we can say, all the time they are with us and fit we won’t be relegated.

I would certainly hope so! That’s why I was a little surprised by her post.

It’s not a matter of being “allowed” - it’s a matter of assessing risk. There is ample advice offered by the police to home owners on how to reduce the risk of being burgled as well as keeping safe in public “Try to avoid walking alone at night in places such as parks and side streets or any...

Not sure I can see your logic with this - why would someone who is honest in one country become dishonest in another. Certainly the value of the crime may differ but is £100 taken from someone in the West a bigger crime than £1 taken from someone in a third world country? Crime would certainly...

I’m obviously being thick but why would open borders increase crime? Wouldn’t a criminal moving from one country to another decrease crime in one and increase it in another. Putting that to one side it is very easy for me to be in favour of border controls when I know that there are very few...

That’s the answer to that one then :cheery:

Let me make my personal view clear - I do not want to see worldwide open borders - if I’m honest though when examining my motives for this point of view I can only come up with economic ones.

Sounds like you can’t think of any moral reasons against removing border controls.

Certainly if you removed all borders there would be horrendous economic consequences for those that ‘have’. Would that make such an action ‘immoral’?

So what is the justification for controlling the movement of people? Again I can think of many economic reasons but very few, if any, moral ones.