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View 7mins's Profile 7mins Flag In the bush 20 Oct 15 3.31pm Send a Private Message to 7mins Add 7mins as a friend

What kind of society churns out this scum...
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How do the people around not even go to help, the guy filming thinks it's funny.. how broken is he?

I've not long got back from Ohio (visiting family) and the bad parts of the country seem to have got worse. Of course, the well off parts remain a great example of "the American dream"

Do our American Eagles see the country struggling, or is it just me?

 

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View coulsdoneagle's Profile coulsdoneagle Flag London 20 Oct 15 3.44pm Send a Private Message to coulsdoneagle Add coulsdoneagle as a friend

It's no different from the guy assaulting an old Asian man on the bus in north London and throwing his walker of the bus. No matter where you go in the world there are knobheads! This isn't the problem with America, look at any of the hundreds of threads on racism, police brutality or gun crime, those are the issues that are beyond repair and that's what's broken with America. One smack head thug in a park isn't the issue I can name 4 of him in my local park in Turnpike Lane.

 

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Quote coulsdoneagle at 20 Oct 2015 3.44pm

racism, police brutality or gun crime, those are the issues that are beyond repair and that's what's broken with America.


Actually, those are the visible symptoms but not the cause of what's broken with America. Thus, addressing the symptoms won't solve the underlying problem. You could introduce gun control tomorrow and it would be a good thing, but America would still be America and it's mentality would still be what it is today. The underlying problems run far deeper and it would require a thesis to even begin to get to grips with them. I lived there (Chicago, DC) for a decade so I have at least a superficial understanding based on first-hard experience; all I will say is that what's wrong is deeply ingrained and it will take as long to change America (generations) as it has taken for it to become what it is now.

Nothing, however, is beyond repair.

 


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jamiemartin721 Flag Reading 20 Oct 15 4.04pm

Happens here too, most of the homeless have experienced unprovoked violence from people, especially drunk young males. Bully's have always focused on taking their insecurities out on people weaker than themselves. The police rarely do anything and bystanders won't intervene to help the homeless very often. Generally, its 'a laugh' to annoy, abuse or attack a member of the homeless.

About 10-15 years ago there was a spate of tramp burnings in the UK, in which young men poured fuel on homeless people and set them alight.

Being homeless massively increases the chances of experiencing violence, physical mental and sexual abuse, rape and being murdered (especially if your unlucky enough to be a homeless woman).

 


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View topcat's Profile topcat Flag Holmesdale / Surbiton 20 Oct 15 4.04pm Send a Private Message to topcat Add topcat as a friend

Thankfully people are so stupid that they do the job for the police by taking a video of their crime and then posting it online.

 


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View 7mins's Profile 7mins Flag In the bush 20 Oct 15 4.09pm Send a Private Message to 7mins Add 7mins as a friend

In that video, no-one seemed to react, almost like it's a daily event.
I visit America sporadically, so maybe I notice the difference each time I visit, a bit like someone noticing a friends child has grown, while the parents are unaware... the change is gradual, but (in my experience) it's getting worse.

 

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Quote jamiemartin721 at 20 Oct 2015 4.04pm

Happens here too, most of the homeless have experienced unprovoked violence from people, especially drunk young males. Bully's have always focused on taking their insecurities out on people weaker than themselves. The police rarely do anything and bystanders won't intervene to help the homeless very often. Generally, its 'a laugh' to annoy, abuse or attack a member of the homeless.

About 10-15 years ago there was a spate of tramp burnings in the UK, in which young men poured fuel on homeless people and set them alight.

Being homeless massively increases the chances of experiencing violence, physical mental and sexual abuse, rape and being murdered (especially if your unlucky enough to be a homeless woman in Reading).


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View Jimenez's Profile Jimenez Flag SELHURSTPARKCHESTER,DA BRONX 20 Oct 15 9.04pm Send a Private Message to Jimenez Add Jimenez as a friend

Quote sydtheeagle at 20 Oct 2015 3.56pm

Quote coulsdoneagle at 20 Oct 2015 3.44pm

racism, police brutality or gun crime, those are the issues that are beyond repair and that's what's broken with America.


Actually, those are the visible symptoms but not the cause of what's broken with America. Thus, addressing the symptoms won't solve the underlying problem. You could introduce gun control tomorrow and it would be a good thing, but America would still be America and it's mentality would still be what it is today. The underlying problems run far deeper and it would require a thesis to even begin to get to grips with them. I lived there (Chicago, DC) for a decade so I have at least a superficial understanding based on first-hard experience; all I will say is that what's wrong is deeply ingrained and it will take as long to change America (generations) as it has taken for it to become what it is now.

Nothing, however, is beyond repair.

It's called 'Ghetto Scum mentality" where (& including the UK) you have an poor underclass who are more interested in sneakers, rap and all that other s*** associated with the shall we say less savoury side of social media.

 


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bubble wrap Flag Carparks in South East London 20 Oct 15 9.57pm

Scum like that always seem to do things when they know they can get away with it. I would have knocked the little s*** into next week like most other fellas would.

 

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View Jamesrichards8's Profile Jamesrichards8 Flag 20 Oct 15 11.41pm Send a Private Message to Jamesrichards8 Add Jamesrichards8 as a friend

Quote sydtheeagle at 20 Oct 2015 3.56pm

Quote coulsdoneagle at 20 Oct 2015 3.44pm

racism, police brutality or gun crime, those are the issues that are beyond repair and that's what's broken with America.


Actually, those are the visible symptoms but not the cause of what's broken with America. Thus, addressing the symptoms won't solve the underlying problem. You could introduce gun control tomorrow and it would be a good thing, but America would still be America and it's mentality would still be what it is today. The underlying problems run far deeper and it would require a thesis to even begin to get to grips with them. I lived there (Chicago, DC) for a decade so I have at least a superficial understanding based on first-hard experience; all I will say is that what's wrong is deeply ingrained and it will take as long to change America (generations) as it has taken for it to become what it is now.

Nothing, however, is beyond repair.


I can't say I've ever heard you post something that wasn't completely unfounded and unsubstantiated. You're talking about what's wrong with America without ever actually saying what it is. Honestly you're completely full of s***e.

 


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View oldcodger's Profile oldcodger Flag 21 Oct 15 12.06am Send a Private Message to oldcodger Add oldcodger as a friend

Quote Jamesrichards8 at 20 Oct 2015 11.41pm

Quote sydtheeagle at 20 Oct 2015 3.56pm

Quote coulsdoneagle at 20 Oct 2015 3.44pm

racism, police brutality or gun crime, those are the issues that are beyond repair and that's what's broken with America.


Actually, those are the visible symptoms but not the cause of what's broken with America. Thus, addressing the symptoms won't solve the underlying problem. You could introduce gun control tomorrow and it would be a good thing, but America would still be America and it's mentality would still be what it is today. The underlying problems run far deeper and it would require a thesis to even begin to get to grips with them. I lived there (Chicago, DC) for a decade so I have at least a superficial understanding based on first-hard experience; all I will say is that what's wrong is deeply ingrained and it will take as long to change America (generations) as it has taken for it to become what it is now.

Nothing, however, is beyond repair.


I can't say I've ever heard you post something that wasn't completely unfounded and unsubstantiated. You're talking about what's wrong with America without ever actually saying what it is. Honestly you're completely full of s***e.

He posted from the perspective as someone who lived there. The gun point is fair, as several countries have high gun ownership but without the relentless death count so essentially it is a symptom of the culture. He acknowledged that are complex reasons why. Not everything can be explained in a soundbite or an easy answer. If you don't like his perfectly reasonable post wouldn't it be better to move on rather than angering yourself and swearing at people?

Edited by oldcodger (21 Oct 2015 12.07am)

 

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Quote jamiemartin721 at 20 Oct 2015 4.04pm

Happens here too, most of the homeless have experienced unprovoked violence from people, especially drunk young males. Bully's have always focused on taking their insecurities out on people weaker than themselves. The police rarely do anything and bystanders won't intervene to help the homeless very often. Generally, its 'a laugh' to annoy, abuse or attack a member of the homeless.

About 10-15 years ago there was a spate of tramp burnings in the UK, in which young men poured fuel on homeless people and set them alight.

Being homeless massively increases the chances of experiencing violence, physical mental and sexual abuse, rape and being murdered (especially if your unlucky enough to be a homeless woman).

Forget about them, don't you know there are Syrians to look after.


Edited by SwalecliffeEagle (21 Oct 2015 12.09am)

 

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