those people are basically feral humans. I'll admit, I have no real solution to their presence in society.
those people are basically feral humans. I'll admit, I have no real solution to their presence in society.
Too bad you can't just deport them to some dirt poor 3rd world country.
Too bad you can't just deport them to some dirt poor 3rd world country.
They mimic American gang culture, how many would you like? You'd hardly notice they were there...
Interesting - I wonder why book stores were spared.
Mildred: What're you rebelling against, Johnny?
Johnny: Whaddya got?
The idea that the youth want to rebel against something isn't new. To me, the idea that politicians want to try and get in political jabs and blame this or that is even more concerning. They are supposed to be the "grown ups".
Long after the shops are cleaned up the politicians will still be doing their damage.
We can and should punish all involved. Politicians and looters alike.
youth's rebelling isn't entirely new. youths rebelling in this kind of antisocial (in the clinical sense) fashion is. this is closer to Russian Nihilism, circa the late 19th Century - but instead of a few educated elites, its' functionally illiterate segments of society . scary stuff.
there was nothing in there that the looters wanted.
Apparently human garbage do not like to read.
What The UK Riots Mean For Bookstores
British bookstores seemed largely unaffected by the rioting that took place last night across the UK, according to a report on The Bookseller website. High-street chains such as Waterstone's and WH Smith, as well as smaller independent bookstores, were reportedly spared during the violence, which mostly targeted electronics and high-street fashion stores.
I gotta wonder how these riots are affecting, or if they are affecting at all, tourism, and flights in / out of these areas in the U.K where riots are going on.
They remind me a bit of the gangsters and bank robbers that wandered the US during the depression. They see riches all around them with absolutely no way to legally obtain such items for themselves. They are young, full of energy and vitality. Desperate people do desperate things.
...A few weeks after the U.S. city of Detroit was ravaged by 1967 race riots in which 43 people died, I was shown around the wrecked areas by a black reporter named Joe Strickland.
He said: ‘Don’t you believe all that stuff people here are giving media folk about how sorry they are about what happened. When they talk to each other, they say: “It was a great fire, man!” ’
I am sure that is what many of the young rioters, black and white, who have burned and looted in England through the past few shocking nights think today.
It was fun. It made life interesting. It got people to notice them. As a girl looter told a BBC reporter, it showed ‘the rich’ and the police that ‘we can do what we like’...
Most have no jobs to go to or exams they might pass. They know no family role models, for most live in homes in which the father is unemployed, or from which he has decamped.
They are essentially wild beasts. I use that phrase advisedly, because it seems appropriate to young people bereft of the discipline that might make them employable; of the conscience that distinguishes between right and wrong.
They respond only to instinctive animal impulses — to eat and drink, have sex, seize or destroy the accessible property of others...
A former London police chief spoke a few years ago about the ‘feral children’ on his patch — another way of describing the same reality.
The depressing truth is that at the bottom of our society is a layer of young people with no skills, education, values or aspirations. They do not have what most of us would call ‘lives’: they simply exist.
I'm sure tourism and business has atken a hit in these areas - I sure as heck would cancel business and vacation plans due to these things.
otoh, sales of baseball bats (as Britian's citizenry is banned from defending itself with any kind of actual 'weapon' - you could hurt the rioter or rapist, doncha know) seems to have skyrocketed.
youth's rebelling isn't entirely new. youths rebelling in this kind of antisocial (in the clinical sense) fashion is. this is closer to Russian Nihilism, circa the late 19th Century - but instead of a few educated elites, its' functionally illiterate segments of society . scary stuff.
:shrug: they were promised social utopia. sadly, they believed it.
Of course it is true that few have jobs, learn anything useful at school, live in decent homes, eat meals at regular hours or feel loyalty to anything beyond their local gang.
This is not, however, because they are victims of mistreatment or neglect.
It is because it is fantastically hard to help such people, young or old, without imposing a measure of compulsion which modern society finds unacceptable. These kids are what they are because nobody makes them be anything different or better
Anyone who reproaches a child, far less an adult, for discarding rubbish, making a racket, committing vandalism or driving unsociably will receive in return a torrent of obscenities, if not violence.
So who is to blame? The breakdown of families, the pernicious promotion of single motherhood as a desirable state, the decline of domestic life so that even shared meals are a rarity, have all contributed importantly to the condition of the young underclass.
The social engineering industry unites to claim that the conventional template of family life is no longer valid.
And what of the schools? I do not think they can be blamed for the creation of a grotesquely self-indulgent, non-judgmental culture.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/a...neration-brutalised-youths.html#ixzz1UmNvzue5
It's a bitch to try and sell books on the black market.
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