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Exactly. My 13 yr old son came up with a similar idea regarding cigarrettes; put them up to a tenner a pack with £5 going to Imperial Cancer Research. -
The thing is that most people do not oppose. I spent years at the sharp end of f4j - the apathy out there is incredible.Originally posted by scooterscot View Postno matter what we oppose
Democracy is hard to fight for and easy to lose.
IMO the sun reading, big broether watching unwashed do not deserve so much as a vote.Comment
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I assume that there is nothing stopping these youths that are hanging around the streets from actually volunteering to join a community scheme so I doubt that they would do so without some threat of penalty.Originally posted by PAH View PostThe common excuse for them hanging around the streets is they have nothing better to do. Why not simply recruit them into community programmes if they insist on loitering on the streets?
It's Deja-vu all over again!
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Perhaps if he donated a few hundered bags of sand to new liebour his idea might be implemented.Originally posted by wobbegong View PostExactly. My 13 yr old son came up with a similar idea regarding cigarrettes; put them up to a tenner a pack with £5 going to Imperial Cancer Research.Comment
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Indeed, that why it would have to be enforced as an alternative to asbos and other 'solutions' that are nothing more than papering over the problem.Originally posted by KathyWoolfe View PostI assume that there is nothing stopping these youths that are hanging around the streets from actually volunteering to join a community scheme so I doubt that they would do so without some threat of penalty.
A curfew after dark for youngsters. Any found hanging around in gangs on the streets are sent to boot-camp in the evenings for several months.
Kids kicking the crap out of police cars because all the fuzz can do is take them home in the hope their parents give a crap, shows just how wrong the authorities have got it at the moment.Feist - 1234. One camera, one take, no editing. Superb. How they did it
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Or nowhere better to go, now all the parks and playing fields are being sold off for development, and swimming pools closed down, and woods built over.Originally posted by PAH View PostThe common excuse for them hanging around the streets is they have nothing better to do. ..Comment
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Originally posted by PAH View PostIndeed, that why it would have to be enforced as an alternative to asbos and other 'solutions' that are nothing more than papering over the problem.
A curfew after dark for youngsters. Any found hanging around in gangs on the streets are sent to boot-camp in the evenings for several months.
Kids kicking the crap out of police cars because all the fuzz can do is take them home in the hope their parents give a crap, shows just how wrong the authorities have got it at the moment.
shot on sight
Allow the police to kill vermin, and they'd soon stop.Comment
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We have loads of parks round here - but all close 2 hours before sunset. The teens can make it in but not young kids. Also we only have 1 park with a cycleway (usually covered in dog sh1t) so it is hard to teach the kids to cycle.Originally posted by Marina View PostOr nowhere better to go, now all the parks and playing fields are being sold off for development, and swimming pools closed down, and woods built over.Comment
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostAlso we only have 1 park with a cycleway (usually covered in dog tulip) so it is hard to teach the kids to cycle.
Cycling's too dangerous these days. Too much traffic, and too many idiots. Safest way is probably on canal paths or off-road mountain bike trails.
At least the a-hole who knocked me off my bicycle when I was younger was a learner driver. Anyone else would probably have been going much faster and I'd have been splattered all over the road.Feist - 1234. One camera, one take, no editing. Superb. How they did it
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