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Taken advantage off, because some war mongering police constable want to SHOW HIS DOMINANCE to some young punk who doesn't know any better.
COME ON! Why stick up for the fascists? Be liberal please!0 -
Actually I have a high IQ!!!
Not high enough to realise you've posted this on a consumer rights forum. What has the way the police treat people got to do with being a consumer?
But then none of this actually happened, did it? Troll-a-doll-a-ding-dong."Growth for growth's sake is the ideology of the cancer cell" - Edward Abbey.0 -
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Is anyone else fighting back the urge to drag the OP across this thread to teach him a lesson?
The acquisition of wealth is no longer the driving force in my life.
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it is likely 99% of the people out was drunk in public. In fact this is why the majority of people go out - to get drunk.
You might see this as the only reason to visit a pub, but I certainly don't, neither do too many of my friends or workmates.
Whilst it is probably true of certain groups and age categories, I wouldn't say that 99% of everyone who goes out does it with the sole intention of getting drunk.
Many people go out to socialise and have a couple of drinks and don't feel the need to get drunk every time.0 -
Hermione_Granger wrote: »You might see this as the only reason to visit a pub, but I certainly don't, neither do too many of my friends or workmates.
Whilst it is probably true of certain groups and age categories, I wouldn't say that 99% of everyone who goes out does it with the sole intention of getting drunk.
Many people go out to socialise and have a couple of drinks and don't feel the need to get drunk every time.
I don't either tbh. When we go out as a group we barely even get tipsy - in fact usually back at home by mid-night.
The 99% figure was more to make a point. I agree it's going to be no where near this number - but the majority of people will be drunk or getting drunk, whether intentionally or not. After 12, i'm betting the number of people drunk to the number of people sober is significant!0 -
And unfortunately its self centred idiots like the OP that makes many areas in the UK no go areas on a Friday/Saturday night.2014 Target;
To overpay CC by £1,000.
Overpayment to date : £310
2nd Purse Challenge:
£15.88 saved to date0 -
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