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City is third most dangerous place in Britain to live
11:02am Monday 25th August 2008
Comments (93)
By Jon Reeve »
SOUTHAMPTON has been named and shamed as one of the most dangerous places to live in England.
There was a violent crime committed an average of once every hour in the city, according to statistics for 2007/8.
The 8,800 recorded offences mean Southampton has the third highest percentage of violent acts per population in England and Wales.
Only north Manchester and Sheffield saw more than the Hampshire city's 38 crimes per 1,000 people.
But Southampton's top policeman said the force is working hard to cut violent crimes, and pointed to figures which show the number of offences has started falling.
The league table, which is based on Home Office statistics on recorded offences, has been compiled by the Suzy Lamplugh Trust, which campaigns for improved personal safety.
The same research last year named Southampton as the fifth most unsafe city, but a three per cent increase in violent crimes has seen it rise two further unwanted places in the league table.
The trust, which was formed by the parents of estate agent Suzy Lamplugh, who disappeared in 1986 and is presumed murdered, is now calling on local authorities to do more to help protect citizens.
"Violent crime can happen anywhere," said chief executive Steven Gauge.
"All of us need to be aware of the risks and think about what we can do to stay safe.
"Police forces in the top ten high risk areas face a massive challenge in trying to bring down violent crime.
"The local authorities in the areas that are moving up the chart need to have a serious think about why that is happening and what they can do to reverse the decline.
"It is important that residents of the most violent areas take extra care with their personal safety but it is equally important that they don't let the fear of crime ruin their lives."
Southampton OCU commander, Chief Superintendent Matthew Greening said police are working on various tactics to cut violent crime.
They have recently signed up to the regional government-sponsored Tackling Violent Crime programme, which concentrates on alcohol, late night violence and domestic violence.
"Over the last year violent crime has fallen five per cent - between April 1, 2008 and July 31, 2008, 3,238 incidents of violent crime were recorded in Southampton, compared to 3,397 during the same period in 2007," said Chief Supt Greening.
"This is despite the thorough nature of our recording systems.
"We recognise that violent crime is an issue within Southampton, as it is in all cities and we are committed to reducing this further by working with our partner agencies, particularly looking at the effects of alcohol on violence."
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C, Soton says...
11:41am Mon 25 Aug 08
Er....traffic cops deal with supposed "law abiding" motorists. Regular police deal with everything else. The problem lies with the scumbags not the police. The police do what they can, just like any emergency service, but demand far outweighs resources.
a victim, southampton says...
11:51am Mon 25 Aug 08
at long last,reality of the situation here,group stalking has been going on here for the last fifteen years,can anyone tell me these morons are not coached by more sinister elements?speialist squads are needed and proper mental treatment given,southampton was once a vibrant city,now a pale shadow of what it once was.
Red Rooster, Bitterne says...
11:55am Mon 25 Aug 08
So, faced with rising violent crime, the Conservative Council's approach is to:
- cut funding for a crackdown on underage drinking
- cut funding for behaviour work with difficult school children (who will probably grow up to be the thugs of tomorrow)
- try to abolish the 101 number (although on that at least they failed)
Viva Cameron!
- cut funding for a crackdown on underage drinking
- cut funding for behaviour work with difficult school children (who will probably grow up to be the thugs of tomorrow)
- try to abolish the 101 number (although on that at least they failed)
Viva Cameron!
jebus, losechester says...
12:05pm Mon 25 Aug 08
It's called de-evolution. The people who are least fit to bring children into this world have the most children, the people who would have the means and the will to bring up children properly have very few chidren.
I would happily see scumbags put down. They are just animals gone bad.
I would happily see scumbags put down. They are just animals gone bad.
Ospreysaint, Southampton says...
12:57pm Mon 25 Aug 08
As we witness another armed robbery the figures seem to be correct. We seem to pay more and more Council Tax to pay for Policing, isn't it about time we got some value for it?
It is not the Policemans fault of course, it is down to the low life criminal element that stoop to crime, but there is little to deter them.
What is the answer? I have no idea.
As for Stevie steve, are you just a WUM or proud of the fact that you cannot hold your beer, nothing to be proud of there, try Alchoholics Anonymous, you might get your self esteem back...
It is not the Policemans fault of course, it is down to the low life criminal element that stoop to crime, but there is little to deter them.
What is the answer? I have no idea.
As for Stevie steve, are you just a WUM or proud of the fact that you cannot hold your beer, nothing to be proud of there, try Alchoholics Anonymous, you might get your self esteem back...
joker, says...
1:02pm Mon 25 Aug 08
looking at the picture of the officer its no woder we have problems......how long has Mr Bean been on the beat in Southampton.
truth patrol, soton says...
1:14pm Mon 25 Aug 08
looks like the chief of police should be sacked. He is obviously not doing his job. He is accountable, he takes the big money, if he were a gentleman he would resign, and let someone have the job who can do it and satisfy the local populations requirements.
Jean Roost, Bitterne says...
1:15pm Mon 25 Aug 08
I don't know who Red Rooster from Bitterne is but it most certainly is not me.
Concerned Local, says...
1:31pm Mon 25 Aug 08
Having experienced problems with local youths destroying everything in sight, I asked the police for help, but ended up feeling I was just a nuisance to them. Then the local PCSO stepped in and (touch wood)all has been quiet.... Maybe more visible Support Officers would deter these young hooligans and free up much needed police resources?
and?, says...
1:32pm Mon 25 Aug 08
Jean Roost wrote:Nobody thought it was! Well, until you denied it so vehemently, that is.....
I don't know who Red Rooster from Bitterne is but it most certainly is not me.
Paramjit Bahia, Southampton says...
1:32pm Mon 25 Aug 08
Red Rooster wrote:What you are saying is music to my socialist ears, but sadly the fact is policing is not done by the local council and bodies responsible for policing along with Hampshire Constabulary are the Home office and Hampshire Police Authority. I am sure you are more aware than ordinary lay person like myself that former dope smoking Home Secretary belongs to New Labour and the Chair of Hampshire Police Authority is also New Labour Councillor from Southampton.
So, faced with rising violent crime, the Conservative Council's approach is to: - cut funding for a crackdown on underage drinking - cut funding for behaviour work with difficult school children (who will probably grow up to be the thugs of tomorrow) - try to abolish the 101 number (although on that at least they failed) Viva Cameron!
Yes the cut crazy policies of the local council do not exactly help the situation, but their impact (likely to be a big bang) will be felt after a while, but for the time being Southampton is paying the price for social engineering of years ago and lunacies of Blair and Brown.
and?, says...
1:37pm Mon 25 Aug 08
Paramjit Bahia wrote:Once again this eejit uses a story as an excuse to get on his soapbox and preach to us mere mortals who have never held office. Get a grip, you has-been, stick to the subject-at-hand
Red Rooster wrote:What you are saying is music to my socialist ears, but sadly the fact is policing is not done by the local council and bodies responsible for policing along with Hampshire Constabulary are the Home office and Hampshire Police Authority. I am sure you are more aware than ordinary lay person like myself that former dope smoking Home Secretary belongs to New Labour and the Chair of Hampshire Police Authority is also New Labour Councillor from Southampton.
So, faced with rising violent crime, the Conservative Council's approach is to: - cut funding for a crackdown on underage drinking - cut funding for behaviour work with difficult school children (who will probably grow up to be the thugs of tomorrow) - try to abolish the 101 number (although on that at least they failed) Viva Cameron!
Yes the cut crazy policies of the local council do not exactly help the situation, but their impact (likely to be a big bang) will be felt after a while, but for the time being Southampton is paying the price for social engineering of years ago and lunacies of Blair and Brown.
Paramjit Bahia, Southampton says...
1:42pm Mon 25 Aug 08
and? wrote:Hello Jean,
Jean Roost wrote: I don't know who Red Rooster from Bitterne is but it most certainly is not me.Nobody thought it was! Well, until you denied it so vehemently, that is.....
You should really be proud if people are confusing you with Red Rooster. Whoever is using this ID seem to be intelligent person, and may also have some socialist blood in him/her.
Parmi Bahia
Rob, Winchester says...
2:01pm Mon 25 Aug 08
Concerned Local wrote:I agree its the only way forward.
Having experienced problems with local youths destroying everything in sight, I asked the police for help, but ended up feeling I was just a nuisance to them. Then the local PCSO stepped in and (touch wood)all has been quiet.... Maybe more visible Support Officers would deter these young hooligans and free up much needed police resources?
Musher, Not Here says...
2:12pm Mon 25 Aug 08
City is third most dangerous place in Britain to live
And who's fault is this then?? The blood.y PC brigade, that's who!!
And who's fault is this then?? The blood.y PC brigade, that's who!!
voter, southampton says...
2:29pm Mon 25 Aug 08
I think the chief of police should be elected by the public.Then if he can't do his job we can then replace him at the next election
Ian, bitterne park says...
2:31pm Mon 25 Aug 08
Musher wrote:By PC you mean Police Constable?
City is third most dangerous place in Britain to live And who's fault is this then?? The blood.y PC brigade, that's who!!
rumdo, bitterne says...
2:54pm Mon 25 Aug 08
Iwas born,bred and lived in soton until 1986. Then went to London to work until 2000. Returned to the city I love and found a place full of dodgy fellas, hard drinking out of order chavs/chavesses and a student population out of all control ruining places like Bedford Place. Everybody under 35yrs seems to have lost respect for themselves and their fellow city dwellers. The police on the street,when you see them appear to be streetwise-less and fear the ruffians they have to deal with. Most appear too young and devoid of the life experience to deal with such a job in our city. Thank God I leave for Kuwait at the end of the year. No wonder Muslims despise us and our decadent ways. We dont care for ourselves, let alone for each other.
k, says...
3:45pm Mon 25 Aug 08
Ian wrote:Well who else would they mean?
Musher wrote:By PC you mean Police Constable?
City is third most dangerous place in Britain to live And who's fault is this then?? The blood.y PC brigade, that's who!!
Matt Probert, Harefield says...
4:33pm Mon 25 Aug 08
Absolute nonsense. Southampton is NOT a dangerous place to live. I moved here four years ago to escape the violent crime in Basingstoke, a town where I was regualrly assaulted. Since moving to Southampton I have not been assaulted once, and find it a very passive city populated - on the whole - by the friendliest, most easy going people in the south of England.
imigrant, detention ctre says...
4:55pm Mon 25 Aug 08
hmmm well that's it, i changed my mind to immigrate to Soton with mi family.
imigrant, escaped says...
5:30pm Mon 25 Aug 08
Denzil wrote:OI! your the skate, us immigrants work hard to improve our lives and better our cumminities - sure we get a small % who are rejects. but most of us are very hard working , not like some of you lot.
It's not really that surprising now Southampton is infested with immigrants. Not quite sure how Skatesmouth avoided the top 3 though.
Mark R, San Francisco (Ex Pat) says...
5:31pm Mon 25 Aug 08
I was home recently and from what I could see too many of the violent thugs are being treated as though they are the victims, huged and cuddled by the 'activists' and '-ologists' who infest modern social work. Treat the thugs with a sharp shock, Treat them like they treat their victims. I'm sick of feeling that my friends and family can't walk the streets of their own city because of this filth and their do-gooder protectors.
Condor Man, Southampton says...
6:06pm Mon 25 Aug 08
I find my Chinese, Polish and Indian neighbours a lot more easy to live with than the 'natives' I was saddled with before. If they weren't selling drugs outside my home they were rude and abusive- and this wasn't in an area of owner-occupied property. It's not just the unemployed who are trouble makers sadly.
Denzil, Chilworth says...
6:07pm Mon 25 Aug 08
imigrant wrote:Well go home then if you don't like it. And don't ever, ever call me a skate again.
Denzil wrote: It's not really that surprising now Southampton is infested with immigrants. Not quite sure how Skatesmouth avoided the top 3 though.OI! your the skate, us immigrants work hard to improve our lives and better our cumminities - sure we get a small % who are rejects. but most of us are very hard working , not like some of you lot.
imigrant, at home says...
6:10pm Mon 25 Aug 08
Denzil wrote:Excuse me sir, not meaning to be rude, but my home is here :)
imigrant wrote:Well go home then if you don't like it. And don't ever, ever call me a skate again.Denzil wrote: It's not really that surprising now Southampton is infested with immigrants. Not quite sure how Skatesmouth avoided the top 3 though.OI! your the skate, us immigrants work hard to improve our lives and better our cumminities - sure we get a small % who are rejects. but most of us are very hard working , not like some of you lot.
Soton Resident, Chilworth says...
6:21pm Mon 25 Aug 08
"Chief Superintendent Matthew Greening said police are working on various tactics to cut violent crime" - I have it on good authority that "various tactics" currently includes the manipulation of crime figures, with senior officers ordering frontline PC's to coerce members of the public to report "no crime" if they eventually do not wish to pursue any criminal complaint. I suggest Greening and his senior management get their own ivory tower in order, and leave those at the sharp end to get on with proper policing rather than this pathetic example of statisitics led management.
Oh well, back to Dorset, Shirley says...
6:33pm Mon 25 Aug 08
My wife and I moved here from Dorset with new jobs, happy to be on the property ladder and wanting to start a family. On our very first day in Soton we were attacked by local "yooves" on St James' Rd and the police reaction was simply to say "we don't normally have any trouble there". Since then, having witnessed violent domestics and generally being cowed into thinking that respect for others and cooperation is for others to espouse rather than for everyone to practise - I am sad to say that we can't wait to leave what ought to be a beacon for Civilisation in the South.
Denzil, Chilworth says...
6:38pm Mon 25 Aug 08
imigrant wrote:No, your REAL home.
Denzil wrote:Excuse me sir, not meaning to be rude, but my home is here :)imigrant wrote:Well go home then if you don't like it. And don't ever, ever call me a skate again.Denzil wrote: It's not really that surprising now Southampton is infested with immigrants. Not quite sure how Skatesmouth avoided the top 3 though.OI! your the skate, us immigrants work hard to improve our lives and better our cumminities - sure we get a small % who are rejects. but most of us are very hard working , not like some of you lot.
methinks, everywhere says...
6:39pm Mon 25 Aug 08
Immigrant, take no notice of Denzil, he has many issues including being a bigot and sexual deviant, he's an all round sicko.
If it was to do with immigrants then surely places like Slough would be up there in the top ten.
The figures are misleading.
Dorset East for instance was voted the safest place in the country, yet ommited Bournemouth and Poole's figures, how can you leave out the most populated areas. Good for tourism I suppose.
Also how many people bother to report assaults nowadays?
If it was to do with immigrants then surely places like Slough would be up there in the top ten.
The figures are misleading.
Dorset East for instance was voted the safest place in the country, yet ommited Bournemouth and Poole's figures, how can you leave out the most populated areas. Good for tourism I suppose.
Also how many people bother to report assaults nowadays?
about time, soton says...
6:41pm Mon 25 Aug 08
Rob wrote:put yourself forward to be a pcso then,,oops i forgot thats other peoples responsibility!!!
Concerned Local wrote:I agree its the only way forward.
Having experienced problems with local youths destroying everything in sight, I asked the police for help, but ended up feeling I was just a nuisance to them. Then the local PCSO stepped in and (touch wood)all has been quiet.... Maybe more visible Support Officers would deter these young hooligans and free up much needed police resources?
Paramjit Bahia, Southampton says...
6:43pm Mon 25 Aug 08
imigrant wrote:Dear Fellow Immigrant,
Denzil wrote:Excuse me sir, not meaning to be rude, but my home is here :)imigrant wrote:Well go home then if you don't like it. And don't ever, ever call me a skate again.Denzil wrote: It's not really that surprising now Southampton is infested with immigrants. Not quite sure how Skatesmouth avoided the top 3 though.OI! your the skate, us immigrants work hard to improve our lives and better our cumminities - sure we get a small % who are rejects. but most of us are very hard working , not like some of you lot.
You may be new to this site. Regular visitors are used to Denzil's attitude. I am sure you will find that most British people are open minded and will give the credit where it is due. They know it that there are good and bad in all groups. So please do not let a tiny minority put you off.
Kind regards
Big Steve, Southampton says...
6:51pm Mon 25 Aug 08
and? wrote:Tell me you are joking - he can't possibly have held office, surely? He is incapable of stringing any sort of coherent statement together, and cannot comment on any subject without bringing "new labour" into the discussion.
Paramjit Bahia wrote:Once again this eejit uses a story as an excuse to get on his soapbox and preach to us mere mortals who have never held office. Get a grip, you has-been, stick to the subject-at-handRed Rooster wrote: So, faced with rising violent crime, the Conservative Council's approach is to: - cut funding for a crackdown on underage drinking - cut funding for behaviour work with difficult school children (who will probably grow up to be the thugs of tomorrow) - try to abolish the 101 number (although on that at least they failed) Viva Cameron!What you are saying is music to my socialist ears, but sadly the fact is policing is not done by the local council and bodies responsible for policing along with Hampshire Constabulary are the Home office and Hampshire Police Authority. I am sure you are more aware than ordinary lay person like myself that former dope smoking Home Secretary belongs to New Labour and the Chair of Hampshire Police Authority is also New Labour Councillor from Southampton. Yes the cut crazy policies of the local council do not exactly help the situation, but their impact (likely to be a big bang) will be felt after a while, but for the time being Southampton is paying the price for social engineering of years ago and lunacies of Blair and Brown.
Denzil, Chilworth says...
7:18pm Mon 25 Aug 08
Paramjit Bahia wrote:That's the thing though, I'm not in the tiny minority and you know it. I think you will find my attitude is extremely common, and rightly so.
imigrant wrote:Dear Fellow Immigrant, You may be new to this site. Regular visitors are used to Denzil's attitude. I am sure you will find that most British people are open minded and will give the credit where it is due. They know it that there are good and bad in all groups. So please do not let a tiny minority put you off. Kind regardsDenzil wrote:Excuse me sir, not meaning to be rude, but my home is here :)imigrant wrote:Well go home then if you don't like it. And don't ever, ever call me a skate again.Denzil wrote: It's not really that surprising now Southampton is infested with immigrants. Not quite sure how Skatesmouth avoided the top 3 though.OI! your the skate, us immigrants work hard to improve our lives and better our cumminities - sure we get a small % who are rejects. but most of us are very hard working , not like some of you lot.
saddened, Southampton says...
7:25pm Mon 25 Aug 08
Southampton is a violent city. Young women are often the worst - walking around in large groups and taking up the whole pavement - refusing to move out of the way - there is no manners in Southampton. Young mothers are horrendous and leave their children to scream for hours and totally ignoring them - making the rest of society angry. If you speak to the young mother, you receive a torrent of abuse. There us too much noise in this city. The noise from the common can be heard from miles around, then aircarft noise and general anti social noise from ignorant people.
Bob444, Southampton says...
7:49pm Mon 25 Aug 08
Paramjit Bahia wrote:Spot on!
Red Rooster wrote:What you are saying is music to my socialist ears, but sadly the fact is policing is not done by the local council and bodies responsible for policing along with Hampshire Constabulary are the Home office and Hampshire Police Authority. I am sure you are more aware than ordinary lay person like myself that former dope smoking Home Secretary belongs to New Labour and the Chair of Hampshire Police Authority is also New Labour Councillor from Southampton.
So, faced with rising violent crime, the Conservative Council\'s approach is to: - cut funding for a crackdown on underage drinking - cut funding for behaviour work with difficult school children (who will probably grow up to be the thugs of tomorrow) - try to abolish the 101 number (although on that at least they failed) Viva Cameron!
Yes the cut crazy policies of the local council do not exactly help the situation, but their impact (likely to be a big bang) will be felt after a while, but for the time being Southampton is paying the price for social engineering of years ago and lunacies of Blair and Brown.
Denzil, Chilworth says...
7:56pm Mon 25 Aug 08
Bob444 wrote:Don't encourage him Bob.
Paramjit Bahia wrote:Spot on!Red Rooster wrote: So, faced with rising violent crime, the Conservative Council\'s approach is to: - cut funding for a crackdown on underage drinking - cut funding for behaviour work with difficult school children (who will probably grow up to be the thugs of tomorrow) - try to abolish the 101 number (although on that at least they failed) Viva Cameron!What you are saying is music to my socialist ears, but sadly the fact is policing is not done by the local council and bodies responsible for policing along with Hampshire Constabulary are the Home office and Hampshire Police Authority. I am sure you are more aware than ordinary lay person like myself that former dope smoking Home Secretary belongs to New Labour and the Chair of Hampshire Police Authority is also New Labour Councillor from Southampton. Yes the cut crazy policies of the local council do not exactly help the situation, but their impact (likely to be a big bang) will be felt after a while, but for the time being Southampton is paying the price for social engineering of years ago and lunacies of Blair and Brown.
Concerned Local, Soton says...
8:15pm Mon 25 Aug 08
about time wrote:Pot and kettle spring to mind, unless you've already applied?!!!
Rob wrote:put yourself forward to be a pcso then,,oops i forgot thats other peoples responsibility!!!Concerned Local wrote: Having experienced problems with local youths destroying everything in sight, I asked the police for help, but ended up feeling I was just a nuisance to them. Then the local PCSO stepped in and (touch wood)all has been quiet.... Maybe more visible Support Officers would deter these young hooligans and free up much needed police resources?I agree its the only way forward.
It's not a case of being someone elses responsibility, but quite frankly the yobs scare me. Then again, give me a stun gun and I'd quite happily deal with them, especially when they've just terrified my 4-year-old!
Ted, says...
8:33pm Mon 25 Aug 08
Merry Oak, Weston Towers, Thornhill, Millbrook, Harefield, I could go on however it's these areas that the thieves and criminals inhabit. 4 reasons why moving away is a good idea.
big knob, southampton says...
9:09pm Mon 25 Aug 08
Ted wrote:you forgot shirley warren,townhill park, bassett, sholing, st marys, northam estate all full of scum of the earth-one massive bomb and do them all
Merry Oak, Weston Towers, Thornhill, Millbrook, Harefield, I could go on however it's these areas that the thieves and criminals inhabit. 4 reasons why moving away is a good idea.
also might have somthing to do with all the polish all 25,000 of them.
PoormanIpityyou, here says...
9:11pm Mon 25 Aug 08
Denzil wrote:Maybe it's extremely common in the company you keep, which I dread to even comprehend you vile cretin.
Paramjit Bahia wrote:That's the thing though, I'm not in the tiny minority and you know it. I think you will find my attitude is extremely common, and rightly so.imigrant wrote:Dear Fellow Immigrant, You may be new to this site. Regular visitors are used to Denzil's attitude. I am sure you will find that most British people are open minded and will give the credit where it is due. They know it that there are good and bad in all groups. So please do not let a tiny minority put you off. Kind regardsDenzil wrote:Excuse me sir, not meaning to be rude, but my home is here :)imigrant wrote:Well go home then if you don't like it. And don't ever, ever call me a skate again.Denzil wrote: It's not really that surprising now Southampton is infested with immigrants. Not quite sure how Skatesmouth avoided the top 3 though.OI! your the skate, us immigrants work hard to improve our lives and better our cumminities - sure we get a small % who are rejects. but most of us are very hard working , not like some of you lot.
Your attitude includes, judging by other posts, that you endorse peadophilia, children who die in road accidents deserve it, parents messed up by loss of kids deserve to die etc etc.
How on earth can you believe most people share your views? Are you blind, look at the response your posts get.
I pity you, you hateful little ****.
crawl back under your rock slime ball.
Denzil, Chilworth says...
9:18pm Mon 25 Aug 08
PoormanIpityyou wrote:All of your post is utter rubbish but well done anyay. The people of this country are fed up with immigrants coming over and taking liberties. If you think any different then you are sadly mistaken.
Denzil wrote:Maybe it's extremely common in the company you keep, which I dread to even comprehend you vile cretin. Your attitude includes, judging by other posts, that you endorse peadophilia, children who die in road accidents deserve it, parents messed up by loss of kids deserve to die etc etc. How on earth can you believe most people share your views? Are you blind, look at the response your posts get. I pity you, you hateful little ****. crawl back under your rock slime ball.Paramjit Bahia wrote:That's the thing though, I'm not in the tiny minority and you know it. I think you will find my attitude is extremely common, and rightly so.imigrant wrote:Dear Fellow Immigrant, You may be new to this site. Regular visitors are used to Denzil's attitude. I am sure you will find that most British people are open minded and will give the credit where it is due. They know it that there are good and bad in all groups. So please do not let a tiny minority put you off. Kind regardsDenzil wrote:Excuse me sir, not meaning to be rude, but my home is here :)imigrant wrote:Well go home then if you don't like it. And don't ever, ever call me a skate again.Denzil wrote: It's not really that surprising now Southampton is infested with immigrants. Not quite sure how Skatesmouth avoided the top 3 though.OI! your the skate, us immigrants work hard to improve our lives and better our cumminities - sure we get a small % who are rejects. but most of us are very hard working , not like some of you lot.
Pity's too good for some, says...
9:18pm Mon 25 Aug 08
Guess it's "Denzil no mates" now then! Bet Billy's chuffed
Major Sir Jerry Pending, Ward 10 says...
9:22pm Mon 25 Aug 08
jebus wrote:A simple answer - CUT OFF THEIR GOOLIES!!
It's called de-evolution. The people who are least fit to bring children into this world have the most children, the people who would have the means and the will to bring up children properly have very few chidren. I would happily see scumbags put down. They are just animals gone bad.
Deluded4inchissmall, bigknobsbed says...
9:23pm Mon 25 Aug 08
big knob wrote:Appropriate name, shame it's not to do with your actual penis.
Ted wrote: Merry Oak, Weston Towers, Thornhill, Millbrook, Harefield, I could go on however it's these areas that the thieves and criminals inhabit. 4 reasons why moving away is a good idea.you forgot shirley warren,townhill park, bassett, sholing, st marys, northam estate all full of scum of the earth-one massive bomb and do them all also might have somthing to do with all the polish all 25,000 of them.
If of course you feel it is, why don't you bend over and **** yourself.
Your bomb would wipe out everyone you clown, or do you think bombs can discriminate between areas within its range.
PoormanIpityyou, says...
9:29pm Mon 25 Aug 08
Denzil wrote:Anyay? What's that, get an education you ****.
PoormanIpityyou wrote:All of your post is utter rubbish but well done anyay. The people of this country are fed up with immigrants coming over and taking liberties. If you think any different then you are sadly mistaken.Denzil wrote:Maybe it's extremely common in the company you keep, which I dread to even comprehend you vile cretin. Your attitude includes, judging by other posts, that you endorse peadophilia, children who die in road accidents deserve it, parents messed up by loss of kids deserve to die etc etc. How on earth can you believe most people share your views? Are you blind, look at the response your posts get. I pity you, you hateful little ****. crawl back under your rock slime ball.Paramjit Bahia wrote:That's the thing though, I'm not in the tiny minority and you know it. I think you will find my attitude is extremely common, and rightly so.imigrant wrote:Dear Fellow Immigrant, You may be new to this site. Regular visitors are used to Denzil's attitude. I am sure you will find that most British people are open minded and will give the credit where it is due. They know it that there are good and bad in all groups. So please do not let a tiny minority put you off. Kind regardsDenzil wrote:Excuse me sir, not meaning to be rude, but my home is here :)imigrant wrote:Well go home then if you don't like it. And don't ever, ever call me a skate again.Denzil wrote: It's not really that surprising now Southampton is infested with immigrants. Not quite sure how Skatesmouth avoided the top 3 though.OI! your the skate, us immigrants work hard to improve our lives and better our cumminities - sure we get a small % who are rejects. but most of us are very hard working , not like some of you lot.
If you read the papers most people are rueing the fact the immigrants are all going home.
Like I said it's sickos like yourself that see things in another way, on more than just this aspect, everything you say is sick and uninformed.
You are SICK seek help.
wiseup, thurrock essex says...
9:42pm Mon 25 Aug 08
DO ANY OF YOU REALLY CARE FOR YOUR CHILDREN AND COUNTRY.
You keep voting in consecutive Labour/ Conservative Governments
You keep voting in consecutive Labour/ Conservative councillors
You live in the environmental mess you voted in and blame every one else, but will you have learnt a lesson and wised up.
Never Vote Labour / Conservative / liberal Ever Again
Its your children's last hope for a future vote for them Vote BNP next election.
You keep voting in consecutive Labour/ Conservative Governments
You keep voting in consecutive Labour/ Conservative councillors
You live in the environmental mess you voted in and blame every one else, but will you have learnt a lesson and wised up.
Never Vote Labour / Conservative / liberal Ever Again
Its your children's last hope for a future vote for them Vote BNP next election.
methinks, everywhere says...
9:49pm Mon 25 Aug 08
wiseup wrote:Lost cause here, Denzil who advocates evrything sick is a self proclaimed signed up member. You'll need to do something convincing to bring your case, no-one wants to be Denzil.
DO ANY OF YOU REALLY CARE FOR YOUR CHILDREN AND COUNTRY. You keep voting in consecutive Labour/ Conservative Governments You keep voting in consecutive Labour/ Conservative councillors You live in the environmental mess you voted in and blame every one else, but will you have learnt a lesson and wised up. Never Vote Labour / Conservative / liberal Ever Again Its your children\'s last hope for a future vote for them Vote BNP next election.
Musher, Chavsville says...
9:49pm Mon 25 Aug 08
Ted wrote:Whoa there TED! I happen to live in Merry Oak and have done for nearly 30 years. It's no worse than any other area in this god forsaken c.untry. There are more GOOD people on these estates than bad ones. Wind your neck in. And yes, I would like to move away, away from this shi.te c.untry but I can't so I'm stuck with 'Merry Oak'. Got to go, I've got my chav and thieving course to attend!!
Merry Oak, Weston Towers, Thornhill, Millbrook, Harefield, I could go on however it's these areas that the thieves and criminals inhabit. 4 reasons why moving away is a good idea.
Denzil, Chilworth says...
9:59pm Mon 25 Aug 08
methinks wrote:
wiseup wrote: DO ANY OF YOU REALLY CARE FOR YOUR CHILDREN AND COUNTRY. You keep voting in consecutive Labour/ Conservative Governments You keep voting in consecutive Labour/ Conservative councillors You live in the environmental mess you voted in and blame every one else, but will you have learnt a lesson and wised up. Never Vote Labour / Conservative / liberal Ever Again Its your children\'s last hope for a future vote for them Vote BNP next election.Lost cause here, Denzil who advocates evrything sick is a self proclaimed signed up member. You'll need to do something convincing to bring your case, no-one wan
about time, soton says...
11:07am Mon 25 Aug 08