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Agree with you Big G , The Large One , is indeed a Large one !
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Agree with you Big G , The Large One , is indeed a Large one !
Official Old Man
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Wild Park. If we, football supporters, moved on to the land to park for a match at the Amex we would get towed away. They get given rubbish bins but still use the floor.
Driving at 30 down Lewes Road a van overtakes at high speed in the bus lane and goes straight into Wild Park. Why can they get away with it?
Then there's my shop. A group of 10 will walk in and fill there pockets. Quite blatant about as well. Call the police and show them the HD CCTV with faces and everything but they wont do a thing.
Driving at 30 down Lewes Road a van overtakes at high speed in the bus lane and goes straight into Wild Park. Why can they get away with it?
Then there's my shop. A group of 10 will walk in and fill there pockets. Quite blatant about as well. Call the police and show them the HD CCTV with faces and everything but they wont do a thing.
That's because it's one rule for them and another for us!!
They're a...ahem...an "ethnic minority"....therefore the Police would be 'Raaacist' in actually pursuing them in a criminal capacity regardless of what they did!
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Spot on
Careful there...your sarcasm about a minorities 'culture'....(in this case doing whatever they want)..now makes you a "Raaacist"!!
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The Birdman
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We many travellers who have there local camps and integrated into schools and the community I think the travellers from outside of the U.K. Are giving them a bad name by pitching up on playing fields and parks and causing damage and leaving a mess please don't tar them all with the same brush.
pastafarian
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rocker959
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I love the smell of napalm in the morning .
7 words of a thicko.
Ahh Ben Duncan, now there's a **** I won't forget in a hurry after his hired killers comment after armed forces day in the city, the problem with these busy cvnts is they've never done a hard days work in their lives choosing to get double busy on anything that they deem "offensive " Wasn't he also the **** criticising Halfords for selling pink bikes just for girls?
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Right on liberal here.
No problems with travellers who respect environment and community.
I have problems with some of the ones in this area though.
Having read that comment and then noticing your signature for the first time I realise that there are some strange beings on this board.
Is there such a thing?
I believe it was him. What his little stupid brain couldn't understand was that boys could equally have selected a pink bike as girls could have selected a blue bike. The bloke is a grade A toss pot. Throw in Kitcat and Hawtree and you have a local party that look like they were on day release from a mental hospital.
- Apr 5, 2014
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It was Phelim Mcafferty.
It was also taken out of context and blown up by The Argus. But that was normal practice whether things useful or unhelpful were said. He simply commented on the stereo-type images that are placed before kids. Had I heard what he said in private conversation I would not have felt the need to make capital of it. In fact, nothing he said seemed at all like the ramblings of a nut job.
Ben Duncan's armed forces comment was rather typical of him. He saw a context of deployment, that being the politically motivated 'Armed Forces Day', which is less to do with respect and more to do with fostering a public conformity to government policy, and then he threw the baby out with the bath water. Whether he views the armed forces as 'hired killers' in every context I don't know. I know him personally and have not had that discussion.But I would vehemently disagree with him (as did the party).
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I know. It can seem that there aren't. But I have read people who seem to receive the same small groups each year without problems.
Bob'n'weave
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Got a point here. I used to run a busy pub in Crawley and accommodate the 'local' travellers' who had been living around there for some years. Never had any probs with them, but every summer a wave of travellers 'on tour' would roll into town and create havoc. For them it is the ultimate 'away day', free from the laws in Ireland, they have licence to run amok while our gutless authorities do nothing. While i'm at it, whatever happened to the Anti-Social Behaviour Act??
"Part VII ("Public Order and Trespass") amends the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994 in two main ways. First, the definition of a 'rave' is amended so that only 20 people, rather than 100 must be present. Second the powers of police to move unauthorised travellers' sites are strengthened. This Part also amends the provisions of the Public Order Act 1986 concerning public assemblies. The earlier Act gave the police power to intervene if a public assembly of 20 or more people appeared likely to cause 'serious public disorder, serious damage to property or serious disruption to the life of the community'. This Act reduces the number to two."
Poor you !!!!! I still haven't forgiven him for his pathetic attack on the residents of Hangleton and his complete blanking of me when I invited to show him the issues we were having. The bloke really is a nasty little tosspot how anyone was ever conned into voting for him is beyond me.