21-06-2018, 11:13 AM
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Originally Posted by Artangel
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At least these three young men weren’t riding round on mopeds stealing phones and watches and stabbing people randomly. Nor, were they chucking acid into the faces of innocent people.Then of course we have people raving about the celebrity graffiti artist Banksy who did the very same thing and he is revered for it.
It’s a funny old world... isn’t it?
As far as I am concerned he is just another criminal vandal who deserves to be locked up and made to pay to have all of his **ite removed from wherever they are..
Eyesores the lot of them!
There are tons more about but.
You get my drift?
21-06-2018, 11:33 AM
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Originally Posted by Boozercruiser
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I think you have summed up the whole situation there Twink, and I stand back in admiration.Perhaps I am being rather cynical though, when I say what happened may encourage MORE graffiti and risk taking.
I see his so called friends are already posting shrines all over the place in 'honour' or their dead vandal criminal friends.
Whenever I am about anywhere I absolutely hate graffiti with a vengeance. All it does is deface our towns and cities, and guess who pays for the cleaning up of a lot of this abomination Twink?
WE DO!
All we can do is hope that some families will discourage their children from taking such risks.
Sadly Britain has become so PC that people are afraid to stop the creation of shrines..... but it should be stopped!
I know people want to remember their lost ones , but often the laying of flowers where somebody has died causes problems, because they distract people's attention from staying safe! I remember an elderly couple having a nasty fall in town, where a mother laid flowers, every day, in memory of her son....but never cleared them up! I think a grave is where you should lay floral tributes, not the high street! The couple were taken , by ambulance, to A&E.
Unfortunately, everyone wants their own way these days, and nobody, in charge, has the guts to say "No" so the public will always have to pay one way or another
21-06-2018, 11:42 AM
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Originally Posted by Twink55
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All we can do is hope that some families will discourage their children from taking such risks.Sadly Britain has become so PC that people are afraid to stop the creation of shrines..... but it should be stopped!
I know people want to remember their lost ones , but often the laying of flowers where somebody has died causes problems, because they distract people's attention from staying safe! I remember an elderly couple having a nasty fall in town, where a mother laid flowers, every day, in memory of her son....but never cleared them up! I think a grave is where you should lay floral tributes, not the high street! The couple were taken , by ambulance, to A&E.
Unfortunately, everyone wants their own way these days, and nobody, in charge, has the guts to say "No" so the public will always have to pay one way or another
I am agreeing with every word you say there Twink.
Particularly in reference to the PC crowd.
Ruining our country and free speech that lot are.
21-06-2018, 01:45 PM
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In lovely Rhos On Sea were we live occasionally and we want to get to our local Liddle we take a path and steps to take us over the railway line and this is what we have to pass and see.Artistry my backside!
Eyesore graffiti, that is what this is!
I could post more pictures from the route, but you get my drift?
21-06-2018, 06:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Boozercruiser
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Dunno about that B.Please remember that all costs of paying for security on every inch of the countries train lines may fall to the Train Companies.
But remember who that cost will inevitably get passed on to.
The Train travelling public.
Us mugs.
That's who!
Even down to the safety shutters on 13A receptacles. But, does that mean we shouldn't do it?
21-06-2018, 06:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Besoeker
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Yes, eventually the customer. As with all safety measures. Even down to the safety shutters on 13A receptacles. But, does that mean we shouldn't do it?
21-06-2018, 06:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Purwell
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Lost me there. Do you mean sockets?
21-06-2018, 07:28 PM
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HiI have a simple view of this.
It was their choice, their decision, they died as a result of their own personal choice.
That does not mean that I condone their actions, or that I do not think that it was a trgic avoidable loss of live.
My heart goes out to their familes, who will be grieving, so avoidable.
It was however their choive.
I have for more sympathy with the poor sod who was driving the train, he was just doing his job.
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