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Wouldnt it be nice?
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To go back to good old Family values,where women were ladies and Men were men!
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true stoke
when parents started goin to the school threatenin teachers then the kids started it too
after that there was no fear of authority
as i said a woman came in the bar i worked in
can i get a blue wkd for the daughter itsher birthday today
i ssaaid no bother .how old is she ?12 she says.sorry you gotta be 18
welll gimme 1 for myself then
10 minutes later out the back the 12 year old is glugggin on it.she drank half.
as they left her younger sister necked the last of it
great eh ?
when parents started goin to the school threatenin teachers then the kids started it too
after that there was no fear of authority
as i said a woman came in the bar i worked in
can i get a blue wkd for the daughter itsher birthday today
i ssaaid no bother .how old is she ?12 she says.sorry you gotta be 18
welll gimme 1 for myself then
10 minutes later out the back the 12 year old is glugggin on it.she drank half.
as they left her younger sister necked the last of it
great eh ?
It's got naff all to do with the pill and everything to do with proper values as Stoke said.
I used to frequent the local Youths Court (as a professional I might add), mum would turn up with her 9 children because little Brandon (aged 13) was before the beak. Mum would stand outside while the 7 year old would roll her (and him) a fag, while young Chardonnay (aged 14, and pregnant herself) would try and look after some of the little ones who were running riot. When all else failed, the duffle bag with the sweets, pop and intravenous e numbers would come out as mum sat there sighing "well what can you do?" before launching into a rant about the school having let her down. Social responsibility is the answer. Everyone harps on about human bloody rights. Well with rights comes responsibility.
Sorry rant over.
I used to frequent the local Youths Court (as a professional I might add), mum would turn up with her 9 children because little Brandon (aged 13) was before the beak. Mum would stand outside while the 7 year old would roll her (and him) a fag, while young Chardonnay (aged 14, and pregnant herself) would try and look after some of the little ones who were running riot. When all else failed, the duffle bag with the sweets, pop and intravenous e numbers would come out as mum sat there sighing "well what can you do?" before launching into a rant about the school having let her down. Social responsibility is the answer. Everyone harps on about human bloody rights. Well with rights comes responsibility.
Sorry rant over.
Yep Stompe, back up there as single and looking!!!!!!
Another illustrative story was a young lad I represented accused of a s5 POA offence (essentially, he told a police officer to f**k off). After listening to him, his mother butted in "he didn't fekkin do it, cos he doesn't fekkin talk like that cos he was fekkin brought up fekkin proper, that police officer is a fekkin liar". She really didn't get the irony of the situation.
Another illustrative story was a young lad I represented accused of a s5 POA offence (essentially, he told a police officer to f**k off). After listening to him, his mother butted in "he didn't fekkin do it, cos he doesn't fekkin talk like that cos he was fekkin brought up fekkin proper, that police officer is a fekkin liar". She really didn't get the irony of the situation.
Sara re queenie , she always misreads what i post.
pre teeens shouldnt be on here without a responsible adult.
queenof amber is infact one of the displaced kids we are talking about
on here
aged 12 and spouting all sorts of stuff
and no i didnt expect n apology about her accusation about my parenting.
shes hardly old enough to know any better .
bramaid dont think you can avoidme forever lol
pre teeens shouldnt be on here without a responsible adult.
queenof amber is infact one of the displaced kids we are talking about
on here
aged 12 and spouting all sorts of stuff
and no i didnt expect n apology about her accusation about my parenting.
shes hardly old enough to know any better .
bramaid dont think you can avoidme forever lol
lol Leg, yes, well and truly back on the market!!!!!
Bensmum, I can't help thinking you are right. There is this culture nowadays that anything that happens is someone else's fault. OK, so the left wing do gooders have a lot to answer for (I used to do education law and exclusion appeals, the parents' attitude was that little Johnny could do no wrong and that the school had not done enough), it was soul destroying. There used to be a time where there was a community spirit, where people looked out for each other (now you get "what are you fookin looking at"), where authority of the school and the police (and I am not saying they are paragons of virtue, but I have a teacher as one of my closest friends and I wouldn't take the crap he does) was respected and where people had a good old fashioned spirit - when spirit meant accepting your lot and dealing with it rather than taking a knife and stabbing the next person who walked across your path.
Stompe, I don't think a change in the law is necessary. A change in people's social consciousness is what is needed. People need to stop thinking "what are my rights" (and don't get me wrong, that is important), and start thinking about "what are my responsibilities to myself, my children and my society?".
Bensmum, I can't help thinking you are right. There is this culture nowadays that anything that happens is someone else's fault. OK, so the left wing do gooders have a lot to answer for (I used to do education law and exclusion appeals, the parents' attitude was that little Johnny could do no wrong and that the school had not done enough), it was soul destroying. There used to be a time where there was a community spirit, where people looked out for each other (now you get "what are you fookin looking at"), where authority of the school and the police (and I am not saying they are paragons of virtue, but I have a teacher as one of my closest friends and I wouldn't take the crap he does) was respected and where people had a good old fashioned spirit - when spirit meant accepting your lot and dealing with it rather than taking a knife and stabbing the next person who walked across your path.
Stompe, I don't think a change in the law is necessary. A change in people's social consciousness is what is needed. People need to stop thinking "what are my rights" (and don't get me wrong, that is important), and start thinking about "what are my responsibilities to myself, my children and my society?".
