ben g said:
Bloody Hell Ben, I hope you're ok
Sometimes I am ashamed to live in this country.
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Bloody Hell Ben, I hope you're ok
Sorry to hear this, but to answer your question, "what happens when these idiots have kids?". They typically raises them to be a second, third, maybe even forth generation f$cking idiot as well. And then those little f@$kers continue the cycle, making our world essentially a big planet full of f-ing idiots, with some not, like us of course : )
I know this is trite, but ... what is the world coming to?
When I was growing up in Oz, some 40+ years ago, punishments regularly meted out in schools I went to included the cane and the strap. Hurt like HELL! The welts soon healed, but the lessons remained. Kids understand a bit of pain, but if they don't have any repercussions to fear they can go wild. It's like anything else: appropriate corporal punishment in measured doses, or the threat of same, and only enough to leave an impression without doing any physical damage, is good and necessary in my somewhat aged opinion. Sorry if others disagree, but the current-day aversion to smacking an unruly child is nothing but counterproductive.
When I was growing up in Oz, some 40+ years ago, punishments regularly meted out in schools I went to included the cane and the strap. Hurt like HELL! The welts soon healed, but the lessons remained. Kids understand a bit of pain, but if they don't have any repercussions to fear they can go wild. It's like anything else: appropriate corporal punishment in measured doses, or the threat of same, and only enough to leave an impression without doing any physical damage, is good and necessary in my somewhat aged opinion. Sorry if others disagree, but the current-day aversion to smacking an unruly child is nothing but counterproductive.
The issue is inappropriate use...
I don't know about most of this but I do know that Education departments found imprisoning parents wasn't helpful because it gave more power to the scrote in their own home.
Ill mannered kids, horrid, they have all the cards, you just can't punch a child.
I have no idea how to mend them.
Some sort of parenting class and exams before breeding is allowed?
contraceptive implants required to access benefits?
electric shock collars and adults all having remote controls?
dunno but I do know they wouldn't like it
Ill mannered kids, horrid, they have all the cards, you just can't punch a child.
I have no idea how to mend them.
Some sort of parenting class and exams before breeding is allowed?
contraceptive implants required to access benefits?
electric shock collars and adults all having remote controls?
dunno but I do know they wouldn't like it
It's all about repercussions as ZeeFore says.
There's no consequences for the actions of these little scrotes. Admitted even if there were harsh punishment you will always get bad people but I believe there'd be a hell of a lot less if there were more severe punishments in this country.
None of my kids have ever gotten into trouble as they have been brought up to be respectful of other people and they know what would happen to them if they had ever behaved that way. I absolutely wouldn't tolerate it.
Talking to my Egyptian friend a while ago about crime and punishment about how when Mubarak was still in power the crime rate was much lower. This, of course, was due to fear of punishment. A lot of things in his regime weren't right of course but people 'behaved' themselves.
The cushiness of jail is meant to be changing in this country but it won't be enough.
Another point is that my mother is in a nursing home and prisoners get far more comfort items than she does.
How does it work out that our prisoners get treated better than our elderly?
There's no consequences for the actions of these little scrotes. Admitted even if there were harsh punishment you will always get bad people but I believe there'd be a hell of a lot less if there were more severe punishments in this country.
None of my kids have ever gotten into trouble as they have been brought up to be respectful of other people and they know what would happen to them if they had ever behaved that way. I absolutely wouldn't tolerate it.
Talking to my Egyptian friend a while ago about crime and punishment about how when Mubarak was still in power the crime rate was much lower. This, of course, was due to fear of punishment. A lot of things in his regime weren't right of course but people 'behaved' themselves.
The cushiness of jail is meant to be changing in this country but it won't be enough.
Another point is that my mother is in a nursing home and prisoners get far more comfort items than she does.
How does it work out that our prisoners get treated better than our elderly?
So they are giving out the message that you can get away with assaulting a Police Officer as long as there are no witnesses. They really do not do themselves any favours. They never give the impression that they are passionate about catching the perpetrators of crimes. They always come across as paperwork shy, work to rule types in my experience. Shame but true.
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Yes and those sort don't stop at two kids, so we are being outnumbered, I dread to think what it will be like in another 3 or 4 generationsBBC417 said:
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GregZ4 said:
Sounded good, except you will get all the hardened violent tw*ts that survived the others..
good pont
Devilsadvocate said:
Lord of the flies...
Stuart Truman said:ben g said:
Bloody Hell Ben, I hope you're ok
fine now stuart, cheers
had to take a week off work as i had concussion and rather bad facial injuries, but what annoyed me the most was the police officer trying to stop me from pursuing charges. really angered me as he was saying that it wouldn't go to court as there was no cctv evidence to back up the claims, despite all the witnesses present at the time.i now have a lovely scar in my ear. i can't wait to come across this guy when he's not with his buddies.
ben g said:Stuart Truman said:ben g said:
Bloody Hell Ben, I hope you're ok
fine now stuart, cheers
i now have a lovely scar in my ear. i can't wait to come across this guy when he's not with his buddies.
Pursue it. Make him do the paperwork he is trying to avoid. I bet if you write to the Police asking them to confirm his advice is appropriate they will not put this in writing.
Or take out a civil prosecution, the CPS will probably then take it over.
Born and grown up in Cornwall we always had plenty to do, never at home out surfing all year, swimming ,squash what ever we liked but always respected others. Over the years we have an influx of chav types who produce their own. Cant learn very much or have a good work ethos but they do seem to produce easily. They are easily spotted cap round the wrong way indicating they suffer from RIS. Reverse Intelligence Syndrome. Try to avoid them best way but a smack in the mouth usually sorts things out, not the best but clearly understood. :evil:itguy said:We really notice the difference between our usual place of residence (Leicestershire) and our other home in Cornwall.
Both Leicester and Nottingham feel intimidating places to drive and work, whereas Cornwall feels like its about 20 to 30 years behind the rest of the country, and our place is in a village near Newquay!!
In many ways Cornwall does feel like a different country (which it is, it has it's own flag) because the attitudes down there are much more community focused. I've always wondered if it stems from *having* to do stuff for themselves because they're isolated a bit, and that they've got the sea all around, giving the kids lots to do. I think a love of the place they live in is built in when you're born there (we're not Unfortunatly).