English riots - the real reason

[BrilloPad]

Verdict on UK riots: people need a 'stake in society', says report | UK news | The Guardian

Verdict on UK riots: people need a 'stake in society', says reportPanel concludes that riots were fuelled by a lack of opportunities for young people, poor parenting and suspicion of the police.



The riot panel has no clue. The real reason is the sidelining of fathers within family life - supported by a family court system which would not be out of place in North Korea. DC and his "feckless fathers" comment does not help.

Time to move to Asia.

[Gonzo]

Time to move to Asia.

North Korea?

[darrenb]

The riot panel has no clue. The real reason is the sidelining of fathers within family life - supported by a family court system which would not be out of place in North Korea. DC and his "feckless fathers" comment does not help.

Time to move to Asia.

Already done.

[BrilloPad]

Already done.

Can we ask which bit of Asia? How long have you been there? Any disadvantages or all a +ve move?

[gingerjedi]

The riot panel has no clue. The real reason is the sidelining of fathers within family life - supported by a family court system which would not be out of place in North Korea. DC and his "feckless fathers" comment does not help.

Sidelined or just absent?

[Diver]

Verdict on UK riots: people need a 'stake in society', says report | UK news | The Guardian

Verdict on UK riots: people need a 'stake in society', says reportPanel concludes that riots were fuelled by a lack of opportunities for young people, poor parenting and suspicion of the police.



The riot panel has no clue. The real reason is the sidelining of fathers within family life - supported by a family court system which would not be out of place in North Korea. DC and his "feckless fathers" comment does not help.

Time to move to Asia.

No. Some people in society need to be staked out.

Watch the police documentaries on TV and you'll see the total disregard for law and order and the total disrespect for it by todays younger generations.

Being tazered in the face every time they disrespect people would help to teach our younger generations some respect for the law and society.

Yes I'm well known for my moderate views

[Churchill]

No. Some people in society need to be staked out.

Watch the police documentaries on TV and you'll see the total disregard for law and order and the total disrespect for it by todays younger generations.

Being tazered in the face every time they disrespect people would help to teach our younger generations some respect for the law and society.

Yes I'm well known for my moderate views

How's your liberal brother, Genghis?

[Diver]

How's your liberal brother, Genghis?

Hiya ya mutt

Ps. I'm buying a 3.0 Audi A6 Quatro (Allroad)

I've decided to go green and get rid of the Nissan 4x4: rolleyes:

[BrilloPad]

No. Some people in society need to be staked out.

Watch the police documentaries on TV and you'll see the total disregard for law and order and the total disrespect for it by todays younger generations.

Being tazered in the face every time they disrespect people would help to teach our younger generations some respect for the law and society.

Yes I'm well known for my moderate views

I think the young people have learned from the behaviour of parliament where there is no father figure to put them straight.

I would like all MPs who defraud their expenses to be tazered in the face. Though I am sure it would be hard to find volunteers to do the tazering.

[BrilloPad]

Sidelined or just absent?

Good point. I should have said absent. I don't think there is any evidence of fathers doing less generally.