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We have a chavvy house in chav central that likes to be magnet to stolen pit bikes and crossers. Now I aren't getting into the arguement of they don't work, never been to school, how do they get them in the first place arguement. The problem is that they ride around here on the bikes no helmets, no gear on, cause havoc, drive me mad.....but, they know me well, they know what i have in the back, they know i'd break their legs personally if they went missing, but......when I fell off outside their house, it was them that came out to help me get the bike back up. I'm torn between saying about the lad in the article good riddance, but I know if it was one of them down the street, although I'd say it serves them right on one hand, I'd feel rotten on the other, as they do (once in a while) give a good turn for their bad antics. I've always said that one day, they'll come off and injure themselves seriously, on this street, but it would be me that would go out to help, and me that knows what to do to help them. Its almost like having your conscience sat on your shoulder |
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Scroat in this case has saved the owner the trouble and the inconvenience of arrest, imprisonment, loss of earnings etc. |
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OK, I have have a younger brother who was no good as a 21 year old. He got involved in more than 1 police chases but never in nicked vehicles and ran more than one road block. I would have hated to think he had died during his stupid antics. BTW he is now a responsible business owner, employs 14 staff, pays taxes etc. It is amazing what 12 months locked up can do.
I did not understand the dead lads friends/family saying he was not the person who nicked the bike. So what, it was not his bike, he should not have been on it. He was apparently not wearing helmet etc. Therefore he knew he should have not been on the road. He took a risk, a gamble and lost. He was as guilty as whoever did nick the bike in the first place. I would have had sympathy if somebody had taken him out in order to stop him. I am more concerned that this is one more wasted life destroyed because society is no longer prepared to stop offending behavoir at the first opportunity. I know the hippies say short sharp shock did not work. The lads I knew who did borstal did not want to go back. My younger brother went through the system and it was only when he was caught misbehaving on a suspended that he was eventually locked up. The arrogant sod at the time even drove to the court expecting to drive back home again. It was only when we were contacted by the police about his car on the court car park for a week did we know he was a guest of her majesty. But it did the business. He came out not wanting to ever go back. I have seen biker justice close up with a bike thief. It was not pretty and the lad would never again be able to grip a throttle properly. Nipped in the bud the unofficial way. |
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But frankly as a victim of Burglary just 3 weeks ago its VERY hard to have any sympathy. They did wrong, they SHOULD have know better. We cant keep giving them excuses, it is time that people had personal responsibility forced upon them. Yes Death is a harsh penalty for theft, but had he just been injured like his mate - I can guarantee that no-one would think the penalty the legal system would have put on him would have fit the crime. As mentioned elsewhere where is the sense in the following. Have sex with an animal - 2 months Have a picture of someone having sex with an animal - 2 years. Fake the kidnap of your kid - 8 years Take part in a 4 day gangrape of a 16yo girl with a mental age much lower, then when you are finished with her/bored pour caustic soda on her - 8 years. The Law is an ass and people are just getting fed up of it. |
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Yup and it's because of that, that any trace of "take it on the chin" attitude is gone.
If I was copped for something, "I swear to tell the truth, the half truth, and nothing like the truth". |
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Yes I have this romantic vision in my head, but theres loads of others out there that don;t just think their pride and joy is just a hunk of metal. It would be like the cat dying if she got nicked.Its like those that get burgaled, the repercussions for those can be devastating, so why any different when its a bike. Besides if mine ever was, I know theres a few nasty types that would go looking for whoever had it and get it me back again...not sure what they'd do to the person that had it but it wouldn't be pretty, and thatwould be done without a single word from me. ....sounds awful but sorry, thats the real world for you |
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