Wall of Mouths

I think it’s because kids aren’t taught how to be sociable any more :( Adults are so terrified that their kids are going to be abducted or stabbed or mugged or whatever that they don’t let them play out - they’re all stuck inside watching violence on TV and playing on playstations - so when they are finally allowed out when they are older they hang around in gangs because they’ve been frightened to death of the outside world by their parents. Because they hang around in groups / gangs whatever then adults feel more nervous of them and so act aggressively to them and the kids respond the same way, with everyone being aggressive to each other to hide their nervousness. It’s f**king stupid is what it is :(

you should have battered this kid.Until someone does, or until he gets a good kicking, he will continue to try this, impressing his little cronies.If you had of squared up, regardless of his age, he would have shit himself. If someone is being a cunt, 9 times out of 10 they dont know it until someone points it out.Wether that be a polite intervention or a good clout round the lug hole is up to your disgression.

A similar incident happened this to me. Theres a gang of manchester wannabes that have had a bit of beef with me and a few mates of mine.Last week after a lovely night out they thought they’d try and give me some shit, from a good 50 yards away I might add, so.. I had to intervene.Needless to say when I confronted the four of them they shit thmselves. You should read the chopper books.Nothing surprises your enemy more than confronting them first, with a bit of a psycho style attitude just to throw them, show them your not afraid.

BUT!

This is not a general rule.Especially with the rise in knife attacks at the moment.This is where your intervention disgression comes in.

I think kids don’t have the respect that they once would have had.

This is generally speaking, of course. There have always been well-behaved and badly-behaved youths, I just think in general there is a nasty under-current of kids who have not learnt to respect other people and their property.

I think mrs h is right to say that parents shy away from socialising kids, and I think if you couple that with kids staying at home playing video games, watching TV etc etc, it only makes it worse.

Not that there is anything wrong with games and TV and rock music and all that, but I do think we have become too permissive in what we broadcast. It is a two-edged sword, because children are more aware of the world around them now than ever before, and exposing them to certain things can be beneficial…but it has to be backed up with parental guidance.

Very easy for me, as a non-parent, to blame parents, but I think they are also between a rock and a hard place. You can’t smack your kids, you can’t criticise them or belittle them, or insult them, you can’t let them become too competitive, in case they lose at a game and it damages their self-esteem, you can’t get on their backs about the food they eat in case they turn anorexic, you can’t feed them crap in case they get fat…You can’t let them play on the street in case they get abducted but you can’t wrap them up in cotton wool cos THAT’s wrong too…

Parenting…very very difficult job these days.

But yeah, shoot all chavs on sight may just work as a solution…

No need for Super Nanny in YOUR house then!

tsk..

I blame the parents…

A few months ago I “cuffed” a youth round the back of the head. Gave him a right shock. He even apologised.

Exactly! And the fact that I was drinking cider from a 2 litre plastic bottle outside the local Spa mini-supermarket at the time does not necessarily mean I am classed as a “youth.”

*nurses wound to back of head*

Dennis wrote:

Exactly! And the fact that I was drinking cider from a 2 litre plastic bottle outside the local Spa mini-supermarket at the time does not necessarily mean I am classed as a “youth.”

I bet you wish it did though!! :p

mrs h wrote:

I think that’s true

*worried*

Is this a trick? :eek:

*nervously backs out of the room* ;)

Igor Belanov wrote:

So do you think if I stopped drinking tea it would control my violent aggression?

LOL - By violent aggression you mean the way you say ‘maybe’ instead of ‘yes’, don’t you? :p

Well back in MY day I thought YOUR lot all looked the same! Maybe. If I had half a clue how old you were :S

*goes off to have a look*

edit: bugger. foiled!! :D

*shakes head solemnly and replaces Dennis’ baseball cap with a bowler hat*

mrs h wrote:

*shakes head solemnly and replaces Dennis’ baseball cap with a bowler hat*

Oooooh NAAAAAH man, tha’s ROUGH man, innit?

Whatchafink chew is DOOOOOin’, man?!

Got no repeck man, dissin’ me like that, innit?

*folds arms, gangsta-rap-stylee and sucks teeth*

Could you really put up with the five hours in the make-up chair to get the full on fright-mask look?

It would be totally unnecessary - I manage to make a complete tit out of myself all day every day anyway, without pretending to be a twat pretending to be a one-joke character.