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drink flounce rinse repeat
i've also seen some of the police treat them like utter shit as well.
Because by and large, they are utter shit and known to the cops as such.
i've also seen some of the police treat them like utter shit as well.
living in Croydon and seeing *some* of the kids acting in a completely feral way this is no great surprise to be honest.
having said that i've also seen some of the police treat them like utter shit as well.
How long do you have to deal with people acting like that till you feel like
giving some back ?
FFS, half of these posts look like they'e been copied from readers' comments at the Daily Hate. Any of you who live in Brixton ought to know what bullies the police here can be. You should be able to imagine any number of scenarios that might cause 30 people to riot over what may appear at first to be a trivial issue.
You're all joking, aren't you?
FFS, half of these posts look like they'e been copied from readers' comments at the Daily Hate. Any of you who live in Brixton ought to know what bullies the police here can be. You should be able to imagine any number of scenarios that might cause 30 people to riot over what may appear at first to be a trivial issue.
You're all joking, aren't you?
'Genuine social phenomenon'
Tony Thorne, a language consultant for Kings College London, said people who were called chavs actually used the word themselves.
"It is part of today's vocabulary, whether we like it or not," he said.
The word had originally been used by travellers to mean "friend", he added.
Its modern meaning became widely used in 2004, although it had been used in certain areas such as Essex and Kent for some time.
Mr Thorne said: "What chav seems to me to mean is an aggressive, self-assured, unashamedly materialistic person. I don't think 'chavs' are an innocent group of victims.
"We're dealing with a genuine social phenomenon.
"Chav is like 'skinhead' - it describes a type of behaviour and appearance that's very identifiable."
FFS, half of these posts look like they'e been copied from readers' comments at the Daily Hate. Any of you who live in Brixton ought to know what bullies the police here can be. You should be able to imagine any number of scenarios that might cause 30 people to riot over what may appear at first to be a trivial issue.
So we can expect more shite about feral teens etc then.
On the bus yesterday morning, driver tells a teenage schoolgirl to get off as she didn't have an oyster to touch in with,. Girl kicks off starts shouting at the driver that she's gonna slap his face and all that. Fuck being a bus driver when that's the shit you get for doing your job
Kids these days, no respect!!![]()

Are you actually defending the behaviour described? Oyster or not/ school unifrom or not, why should she threaten to slap the driver? Is that ok by you?Assuming this was in London, you, I and the bus driver know that she is entitled to free bus travel so what is the big deal? Yes, an inspector could get on and ask all passengers to present their pass but as she is evidently in SCHOOL UNIFORM & of SCHOOL AGE & on her way to SCHOOL, I am sure the driver could have been a bit more understanding of her plight. She could be waiting for her form to be processed or left it on the dining table!
Haven't you ever left home without your travelcard
This is why whenever I witness this I pay the pittance required to let the young person continue on their journey. How quick we forget that we were young once.
Adults these days. No empathy .
Adults these days. No empathy .
It is possible that she had her free Oystercard revoked for some reason so the bus driver was only doing his job. As Melinda said, whatever the reasons she was asked to leave the bus, it doesn't excuse her threatening behaviour.Assuming this was in London, you, I and the bus driver know that she is entitled to free bus travel so what is the big deal? Yes, an inspector could get on and ask all passengers to present their pass but as she is evidently in SCHOOL UNIFORM & of SCHOOL AGE & on her way to SCHOOL, I am sure the driver could have been a bit more understanding of her plight. She could be waiting for her form to be processed or left it on the dining table!
Haven't you ever left home without your travelcard
This is why whenever I witness this I pay the pittance required to let the young person continue on their journey. How quick we forget that we were young once.
Adults these days. No empathy .
She wouldn't have forgotten her phone, or her mp3 player, or anything else she wanted. Generally, someone who would respond by saying she'll slap you in the face is already looking for opportunities for confrontation. No different with droppping litter in front of police, and then dropping it a second time.Haven't you ever left home without your travelcard![]()
Er...its not actually a made up word though..![]()
Sadly most of them aren't.
On the bus yesterday morning, driver tells a teenage schoolgirl to get off as she didn't have an oyster to touch in with,. Girl kicks off starts shouting at the driver that she's gonna slap his face and all that. Fuck being a bus driver when that's the shit you get for doing your job
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Yup thats the sort of shit my dad had to put up with on a daily basis, being spat at and all sorts, thank fuck he moved to Dorset
30 people on to two, coppers or not, fucking cowardly bastards![]()
So how does having a London story in the London forum stop anyone else "in the country" reading it?London and the South East?
As if a gang of 30 people attacking coppers isn't a story that will interest everyone in the country?

Some of us live in the real world and not some nice little dream-park...
Chav scum.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/london/7513416.stm
over litter? i wonder if up to 30 people were really so incensed that a girl was asked to pick up litter that they laid into some coppers, or if there is more to it than that. perhaps one should ask why it is that in a large london satellite town antipathy towards the police is so great that this sort of thing happens? heavy-handed policing? social alienation? something in the water?
Translation: The girl was ticked off and told not to do it again.
No wonder there's nowt regard for others nowdays. She should've been locked in the cells for a day or so at the least to cool off.![]()
Awaits arrival of liberal brigade to tell me how that would be a police-state if we treated criminals like criminals...![]()