Sydenham Town Forum

Yeeeh maan, but tobacco smoke smells worse and is even more lethal. No wonder people are confused about the law and politicians.

PP

People THINK it has. That's the point. That's why they have shifted the problem onto us. Do we just want to pass it on to the next town?? This is just punishing the poor and inept. Got money and live in the Thorpes? You can do just the same even with a banning order on the forecourt of The Dolphin o...

Deeply depressing. Raving pentacostals both at doors of the White House and now our Sorting Office. Here is a video of what may happen inside:
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Y6TQs4hXP3I

PP

I have never stated anything to do with the HRA so stop trying to be cleaver.Try reading my posts before you use sarcastic replys Like the other two - how else can one interpret your enthusiastic endorsement of posts that claims the Human Rights are getting criminals off and preventing self defence...

SCUSE ME! for having an opinion! No excuse needed. Opinions are fine. Mine follow. But trolling is not. Perhaps you mistook my take on the discussion. That is the ills of criminal behaviour are nothing to do with the HRA which is primarily concerned with non-criminal actions. You, Sydeman & Eag...

I'm giving up on this thread. It is clear that Sydeman, Eage & Annie are just trolling. They know (or haven't bothered to read) that the stuff they post is patently untrue and then use this to justify illegal gratuitous violence. If Sydeman does as his says, which I doubt, he will get banged up ...

Catscratch. I asked for for answers for two simple questions and how the HRA could give a green light to criminals. What you posted does not address that, is factually incorrect, misconceived and amounts to little more than an irrelevant rant. I find it frightening that you extend this into justicat...

Catscratch - The irony when you say "this abused piece of legislation" is that you really mean it is abused by the bloke in the street rather than criminals? This would mean you disagree with Eagle (a bloke in the street?) who says he agrees with you! Can I ask you both to post less confus...

paget76 wrote:Out of interest, since when was a new Lidl a sign of being 'on the up'?

http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2007 ... nsumernews

PP

I also agree that the Human rights leglistation was probably brought in with the best intentions but it has just been a green light from the criminal fraternity to avoid just punishment. Tear it up , I agree. Are you referring to the Human Rights Act 1998? If so can you tell me how this gives a gre...

It contravenes the human rights of scumbags to rape assault murder steal as it deprives them of the means to earn a living. This is proven by the number of cases where a person has been prosecuted for defending them selves or their kin or property. What human rights legislation should we rip up? Wh...

But the one thing which wrangles with me is human rights, and the rights of people to do what they like rather than the rights of people to stand up for themselves and be able to walk the streets. Thats the thing which is wrong with society nowadays. Too many human rights for villians and thugs Wha...

Is that were the case Paddy, then how do Sugahill, Blue Mountain etc survive? What about in the evening when all these 'young professionals' come home. Lots of people work from home these days too, they don't all work in town. Hos does East Dulwich support so many small businesses? You know as well...

Sorry catscratch but I think you're completely wrong. The success of businesses such as Blue Mountain Café and That's Amore show that there is demand in the area, as does the high proportion of young professionals now living in the area (you only have to visit the train station during peak hour to ...

Hot days means the same planes have to put on more power and the sound carries more. So we are getting more noise from the Heathrow bound. I've noticed in the past few weeks we have started getting a lot of outbound traffic from London City (usually 4 engine Ba146). These are flying under the Heathr...

[I wouldn't necessarily disagree with your comments. Although If I were in Jessie's shoes I might feel the requirement for a large stick rather than a large carrot I guess all I'm saying is it is important to try and understand the enemy and his options before deciding to deploy the stick, carrot o...

Howard Staunton wrote:Actually Paddy, you are defending them.

How?

PP

My generation did own the streets. Nobody dare park a car on our footie pitch. Its where we lived, its where we played. Its where we exhausted ourselves for the price of a few bent flower borders. Now - as you eloquently describe - they have no right to the street. Its there to provide free parking ...

"Boris visits Sydenham community pub project yesterday and lent his full support ... " You mean you missed it? Probably because it was the other Sydenham in Oxfordshire. http://www.thamenews.net/readmore.asp?Content_ID=3465 Shame Boris doesn't regard being Mayor of London as his day job. E...

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