Saddlebrains
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Mainly because society is fucking horrible now, there's nowhere outdoors for kids to play, and technology has taken over. Nothing to do with speed limits
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Mainly because society is fucking horrible now, there's nowhere outdoors for kids to play, and technology has taken over. Nothing to do with speed limits
skybluetony176
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And vulnerable, easily manipulated young men too. My brothers oldest lad went down the rabbit hole in his late teens. Couldn’t get a girlfriend and couldn’t work out why so people on line like Tate allowed him to believe that it must be them not him. I’m glad to say he worked it out in the end and he now has a girlfriend and a solid relationship. Took him a good 5 years to get out the rabbit hole though. The stress it put by brother and sister in law through though was unbelievable because the values he was displaying and the bullshit he was buying into was so counter to their values and the values they tried to raise him to have.
Not going to disagree, and maybe not directly speed limits, but you can throw thoughtless driving into your horrible society.
Otis
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You need to tell the ones in our street then. Nearly hit them with the car at least 6 times in the last few months. My missus, the same
They are always playing in the street and more often than not, tend to sit right in the middle of the road.
These are kids ranging from about 4-9.
You need to tell the ones in our street then. Nearly hit them with the car at least 6 times in the last few months. My missus, the same
They are always playing in the street and more often than not, tend to sit right in the middle of the road.
These are kids ranging from about 4-9.
Are you really struggling to see kids sat in the middle of the road when you're driving?
Otis
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Yup. It's a windy street. You don't see them until you literally go round the bend.
I can go out and take photos if you want.
Yup. It's a windy street. You don't see them until you literally go round the bend.
I can go out and take photos if you want.
I thought you only took the train anyway?
Otis
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Yup. It's a windy street. You don't see them until you literally go round the bend.
I can go out and take photos if you want.
You can actually see kids there
Well, where they usually are is right behind the smaller of those two trees by the van.
You do not see them until you are right upon them.
We now drive at less than 3mph going round that bit.
Otis
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I live in a road. Like most people.
Yes, I take the train. What is this, a police interview?
I take trains everywhere. When I am home though, here in Maidstone, my missus has a car and I use it to get groceries, or drop the girls at the station etc. There is nowhere close in walking distance.
Otis
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The point is, the kids by us DO play in the road. All the time. The parents never say anything.I live in a road. Like most people.
Yes, I take the train. What is this, a police interview?
I take trains everywhere. When I am home though, here in Maidstone, my missus has a car and I use it to get groceries, or drop the girls at the station etc. There is nowhere close in walking distance.
Alright, just careful posting anything with images of children or you'll be declared a nonce, especially in the Sam Smith thread.
Otis
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I know it's rare these days (kids playing in streets, not nonces, because nonces are everywhere), but it does happen here.
Was very surprised to see it and to make matters worse, you go round the corner and it seems no-one is there and then suddenly a kid on a scooter or trike appears from behind a car and goes from one side of the kerb to the opposite side.
Was very surprised to see it and to make matters worse, you go round the corner and it seems no-one is there and then suddenly a kid on a scooter or trike appears from behind a car and goes from one side of the kerb to the opposite side.
stay_up_skyblues
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Cancelled his theatre tour and not turned up to his weekly flat earth show.
Grendel
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Oh Owen
www.theguardian.com
Russell Brand has endorsed Labour – and the Tories should be worried | Owen Jones
Yes, he’s urging people to vote. But he’s not a born-again Milibandite – he’s recognised the gravity of the situation and is doing his bit to stave off disaster
Oh Owen
Russell Brand has endorsed Labour – and the Tories should be worried | Owen Jones
Yes, he’s urging people to vote. But he’s not a born-again Milibandite – he’s recognised the gravity of the situation and is doing his bit to stave off disaster
That didn't age well, although he wasn't wrong about his influence. Cameron was spot on when he called him a joke, that's polite actually.
Didn't matter anyway, as the Tories ended up spending at least another 8+ years in power.
Grendel
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The guardian literally slobbered over Brand
Oh Ed
Ed Miliband's Russell Brand interview receives positive youth response | Ed Miliband | The Guardian
All young voters contacted by pollsters BritainThinks said they liked Brand and had a lot more respect for him than individual politicians
fernandopartridge
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skybluetony176
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Beverly Turner recons its all about his stance on covid conspiracies. She’s made a complete arse of herself this afternoon, even by her standards.
Grendel
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Still at the height of his indiscretions the Labour Party seemed very happy with his endorsement
So day off work watching old Bev on GB News Tony?
The guardian literally slobbered over Brand
Oh Ed
Ed Miliband's Russell Brand interview receives positive youth response | Ed Miliband | The Guardian
All young voters contacted by pollsters BritainThinks said they liked Brand and had a lot more respect for him than individual politicians
Wow, bit sad to spend your time pulling up 8 year old articles to score political agenda points on a thread about an accused rapist.
fernandopartridge
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Grendel
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Is it any less sad than those people trying to claim he’s flipped to the right as they are more likely to condone sex offenders?
It’s took two seconds to find it - not much time - and there is plenty more
Even today some labour activists link Thatcher and the royals to Jimmy Saville. How sad is that?
So you're saying it is sad? In which case, you can just not do it.
Grendel
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I find it amusing when some quarters consider themselves morally superior to others due to what they consider higher morality
At one Point half the liberals in office were child abusers, groomers or accused of murder
Owen Jones today said he was forced in 2014 to interview brand as part of his journalistic duties with the guardian. He’d never heard of him before never knew about his comedy and forgot all about him. That’s not true though is it? Same as when he had his unfortunate IRA moment
I think you’d have to be off another planet to have not been aware of Brand and cannot really have a lot of surprise at these allegations
If it’s being politicised then do it from the other side of the looking glass
Grendel
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I suppose for Ed Milliband at least eating a bacon sandwich and being photographed doing it will no longer be the photo he’s always remembered for
www.telegraph.co.uk
Ed Miliband’s praise for Russell Brand back in spotlight
Former Labour leader was interviewed ahead of 2015 election by comedian, who now faces sex abuse allegations that he strongly denies
www.telegraph.co.uk
Ian1779
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I’m not sure what Ed could have done differently, it’s not like Brand would have declared ‘by the way I’m a sex pest - just wanted to put it out there’
Unless of course that people in the Labour Party knew about his behaviour in the same way the BBC and other organisations knew of and buried behaviours of previous offenders.
Unless of course that people in the Labour Party knew about his behaviour in the same way the BBC and other organisations knew of and buried behaviours of previous offenders.
duffer
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Absolutely fair point mate. Tate is preying on misguided and unfortunate young men too. For his own personal profit.
I'm not sure that any of these conspiracy nutters or incel advocates actually believe what they say, but they know they've got a ready market in people who need to blame their own failures on something/someone else, and that there's money to be made from it. It's a tale as old as time, to coin a phrase.
It's hard for young men growing up now. I remember how utterly useless I was around girls, which was painful enough at the time, but at least I didn't have access to some lethally stupid arsehole telling me it was all their fault. I guess I might have fallen for it, especially if some of my mates had too...
Anyway, I'm not really a "hanging's too good for 'em" type, but Tate needs a good long stretch out of the public eye - he's a genuine menace.
Grendel
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also quoting mad Bev and associating her with any right wing party is very silly
Andrew Pierce brands Beverley Turner 'shameful' in Russel Brand row
Andrew Pierce also said that Beverley Turner was 'behaving like an idiot' after she continued to defend comedian Russel Brand in the wake of rape and sexual assault allegations made against him.
www.dailymail.co.uk
Flying Fokker
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He does give bad vibes. Never saw him as an entertainer. Just a narcissistic loose cannon who does not have qualms about ‘owning people’.
fatso
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I wouldn't recommend going out and taking photos of kids if I were you.Yup. It's a windy street. You don't see them until you literally go round the bend.
I can go out and take photos if you want.
#napolimp would have you hung drawn and quartered as a peado.
Grendel
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These of course were your Tory voting days Ian
rob9872
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I'm not interested in his noncey behaviour, I'm more concerned about those weeds. You dont have time to be posting on here whilst that needs sorting!
ajsccfc
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What I don't get about the people hurling themselves behind him in support and claiming it's a media conspiracy, calling him a hero and blah blah, even though he's on the same political or tinfoil side as them surely they must consider the possibility that he may have actually done the things he's accused of.