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i havent seen this guy for 20 years,he was a really nasty piece of work at school hitting kids,stealing,bullying etc etc,today in town i saw him...a drunken tramp of a guy...he asked me for some change and i told him to go away in no uncertain terms.....i thought about my actions afterwards.....am i the nasty 1 now?or do people like him deserve their outcome in life?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Hi stokey, probably your first reaction to tell him where to go, I would have done the same, but once you thought about it, you probably felt pity for him, that means you are a decent bloke, if you see him again buy him a cup of tea and a sarnie, he has no life to speak of, you do, don't sink to the level he was years ago.
bullies notoriously have a lousy home life which is why they take it out on everyone else. it's not nice, and it's no excuse but they are generally deep-down unhappy people.
I'd say he just kept spiralling downwards. it's sad. I don't think he got what he deserved, but don't feel too bad about your actions. we don't really stop and help people in the street who are begging. personally I think we just pay for their fags and booze. I'm sure he gets the benefit he's entitled to, but just doesn't manage it well.
stick a fiver in a charity box, and don't worry about it :o)
I'd say he just kept spiralling downwards. it's sad. I don't think he got what he deserved, but don't feel too bad about your actions. we don't really stop and help people in the street who are begging. personally I think we just pay for their fags and booze. I'm sure he gets the benefit he's entitled to, but just doesn't manage it well.
stick a fiver in a charity box, and don't worry about it :o)
whiffey i had a normal education,left school and served in the armed forces,this guy was a complete horror who bullied everone,myself included,lyou are right tho,logic you are SO right but my conscience really played up half an hour later,unhappy chick you are right as well but im afraid that is a poor excuse for many of todays criminals....oh well if i see him again i will probably slip him a fiver.....thats the sort of guy i am lol 2 soft hearted my wife says lol
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Well Stokemaveric, perhaps a better way to deal with him, would have been to give him a few minutes of your time, tell him you remember him from school and all the bad things he did to other children there. Then add that had he been a better person then, he might not have ended up in the situation he's now in.
actually, yes, it was a bit nasty of you, though if you personally suffered at his hands you'd hardly feel any other way. You're certainly free to give to tramps or not to (I don't, though I give to charities); but perhaps this would be the time to forgive him his past trespasses? You're not really required to seek revenge for things that happened 20 years ago. I suspect unhappychick's guess at the causes of his past behaviour may well be accurate.