Mugged!

This is Champ you're talking about...

 

My realistic view on these things is do something right away, or not at
all.

If I'm ever (properly) attacked by someone with a knife I'm sure as hell
going to try and make sure it ends up in them too. Not least because
it'll leave a mark they can be recognised by, which will be good if I
don't die.

And if I do, well the fun was in trying.

It's not all that dissimilar to training dogs really, the reaction needs
to happen at the time the problem arises or it's best forgotten.

 

Funny - I didn't notice me crying when I wrote that.

You don't know the first thing, ****.

I have no idea what you are trying to say here.

 

You said you were.

 

Don't even compare yourself to me, arsewipe. You are a fucking
bus-ride away from having a moral code, but you're too stupid to
understand.

So you knock him around. So his Dad comes to your house and knocks
you around. So you go back with some mates and knock him around.

When does it stop being justified, in your world?

 

That's a worry.

 

The Older Gentleman came up with the following;:

But an opinion which says a lot about your (good) character.

It's also a gesture which might help Jamie see that there _are_ nice people
about and that his incident probably is a one-off and he can be big enough
to overcome it without doing what I, and others, are suggesting.

I honestly hope the scrotes get what's coming to them still, but I hope more
that your lad grows and learns from this rather than sinks, even a little,
into the thuggery, no matter how we come to terms with it, we've been
proposing.

Now, given time to reflect a bit more, I think you're doing the right thing
in your circumstances.

 

You obviously wouldn't understand.

 

Quite and apparently my posts are completely invisible. Pff!

 

Who said that?

 

Andy Bonwick wrote

If you were in TOGs shoes it would come as something of a surprise how
suddenly moral a lot of your friend become.

All you unreconstructed retributionists have all missed the point of
this by a mile, it is their mind you want to break not their body. Hurt
and they will heal, frighten them and the will crumble.

 

"Mardy" is midlands speak for grumpy.

 

Might have known the **** wouldn't be from the civilised world.

 

If he starts calling you m'duck, nuke from orbit.

 

Pillion ride?

 

Andy Bonwick wrote

I tried that but something Adie said gave me the impression my help
wasn't needed at this time.

I feel that a certain amount of bodily harm is entirely appropriate. We
are forever being told that the reason they are scrotes is because pain
is a part of their learning process. It could be argued that if it
ain't broke don't fix it and leave a bruise to mark the lesson over.

 

shag?

 

Andy Bonwick wrote

A certain element of chicken and egg syndrome isn't there though?

Confession for past sins is said to be very good for the soul and
techniques to enable this should certainly be a part of their education.
Whether it is necessary to delay the education process in order for this
to happen is a matter open to debate regarding circumstances, I feel.

 

Pillion rides?

 

I really don't have an inkling of answers any more. Even in some areas
where people, abandoned to mass murder by the CJS, organised themselves
into effective vigilante self protection organisations, said
organisations have descended into becoming part of the problem for said
communities.

Effectively we have anarchy. The law is crafted by minority interest
groups. It is implemented only in piecemeal fashion. Speeding down an
empty motorway is a more serious offence than kicking some poor kid's
head in. Mass murderers and criminals become politicians. The media
support and extend said anarchy. All the while freedom of speech,
movement and action is being encroached.

I have an anarchic mind (1) but I don't think it's a great way to run an
entire society. I wonder whether the end result on the street is much if
any different to bygone era's though. Was it ever *actually* any better
or worse.

The saving grace of it all is that through business, politics and (god
help us) UKRM I keep meeting bloody nice folk, which is rather nice
really.

(1) sometimes called entrepreneurial lolol

'Hog