so whats going on in england.all you hear about is stabbings.it wasnt like that when i was young.there was more things to do then going around stabbing or beating people up just for looking at you, or being a different colour.but we are all the same.when are people going to understand this.and where is the community spirit!!!.you cant even leave you doors open any more,before someone invites themself in,and help them self to your belongings.
no where in general.here where i live in holland you hardly ever hear of it.and when i phone family in england. thats all they talk about.
Wales? we don't have stabbing here (I don't think). Anyway, I reckon it's because of the breakdown of morality, which is completely unnatural and which, after all was invented by some snobby git, born with a silver spoon in his mouth and who'd never had to struggle for anything in his life. It's a return to the law of the jungle where life is hard and cheap. Animals prey on each other. What's wrong with that? It's natural. It's humans and their weird morality which is unnatural. Are humans better than nature? I don't think so. I'd rather be eaten by a croc than fucked over in a dodgy business deal by someone who pretended to be all nice to gain my trust.
Haven't heard of any stabbings in Suffolk recently. Course we had that string of prostitute murders in Ipswich, but they were just stranglings....
You must have been living under a rock nah only joking. I believe that parents are responsible throughout. I believe that nowadays, kids as young as six are fully aware of the world and its legal loopholes. I believe that knife crime has become a new trend amongst gangs. Unfortunately a lot of stabbings end up in murder. Quite often the youth had no intention to kill, but only to stab and cause pain. Our government needs to put up tougher penalties for young people who commit adult or mature crimes. However when dealing with young people, one must undoubtly have a bit of sympathy, but for the parents. It is every parent's nightmare to see their ten year old kid, locked up for murder. It is even more tragic for the victims who have lost a member of their clan or family and it is tragic for the person who has been killed. Quite often it is Right place, wrong time Welcome to the future, I predict that youth gang crime is set to get even worse. Young people with nowt to do are seen as candy fodder for adult or teenage gangs. I just hope we don't start getting Wutang clan revivals or anything racist which means, gangs targetting those with dark hair or who don't wear the right colour jeans for example. It is worse in America, but the UK is now following suit. Nottingham is now known as Shottingham or Little Washington DC due to its gun crimes. A few years ago, a kid no older than fifteen was shot dead and a five year old was apparently disabled for life due to a bullet being lodged in his spine. The one thing our government are good at, and that is talking. They have the gift of the gab. They however are not proactive enough to save our country from descending into bedlam. Only time will tell, if communities can unite against violence and gangs, maybe Britain's streets will be safe again. I urge women who go to nightclubs to leave with friends or a licenced taxi cab. A good bouncer will know what cabs are genuine. Never walk alone. This also applies to men. Never go walkabouts at night unless you really have to. Need some air, take a drive someplace and lock all doors.
if they pump some money in to things for the youth to do. then maybe there wouldnt be so much of a problem.if you was brought up with respect,then you know how to give respect.but the goverment promises to do things,but the only thing they do is line there owm bank balances.
Blaming the parents is a conservative strategy that shifts the focus from government policy and economic conditions. Of course parents have some responsibility for their kids, but placing entire blame on the parents undermines efforts to fight the causes of crime....
A parent is completely responsible for their kids wellfair. I understand how many parents try their best, but it is completely out of their control when kids start being independent and get influenced by gangs. Like next door neighbours daughter. She is a cute girl of about 13. Now she is already a member of a gang, occasionally we crash into each other and I notice her gang. I walk on as though she don't exist because I feel sympathy for the mother who is being treated like shit by her own daughter. I feel that it is often difficult for parents because they are responsible, even when by rights, they shouldn't always be. Kids under sixteen are unfortunately not at the age of responsibility, so this means they can do anything, hense the term often used for kids like these, Invincibles or the untouchables. I overheard the girl's mother call her own daughter a hoe. It is accurate because one time, the girl tried to advance on me. I was stunned. I didn't tell the mother because I don't want to rock no boats. Its a very difficult issue that parents often face. The law is the law and the statutes are quite possibly outdated.
