No respect.
Do excuse me a moment, but I feel a rant coming on.
Where I park everyday to go to work there have been numerous break-in, smashed windows, broken wing mirrors etc (even my mate got his car broken into).
This morning I turned down the road and there were some cones along the side of the road stopping parking due to the lines being re-painted, and someone had parked an S3 along there (this is not what I’m angry at), and someone had taken one of the road cones and put it through the back window of the Audi. I was shocked that anyone could have so little respect for other peoples property, or how they thought it was big and clever to do it. This really really gets under my skin, thinking how these type of people think, and how they must have been brought up.
Is it just me, or do other people feel the same way??
March 7th, 2007 at 04:51 pm
Makes you wonder what goes on in peoples minds, do they ever stop to think how they would feel if someone vandalised something they relied on or treasured.
April 20th, 2007 at 12:50 pm
I blame the parents and teachers
August 10th, 2007 at 10:55 pm
I think its the lack of guidence that causes people to act in such nasty ways, the sort of people doing such acts will never own a nice car and they know it so all they can do is vandalise a decent persons car, if there wernt any rules set when the so called yobs wer growing up how do we expect them to follow them, i believe that all the pondlife commiting such nastys should be banished to russia, i have no problem with russia its just that its big enough. Good blog matey really gets me going them fukwits.:)
November 21st, 2008 at 04:18 am
Pasty Muncher says “”I blame the parents and teachers.” Well I wrote a page about this:
http://www.toxicdrums.com/i-blame-the-parents.htm
I also wrote a relevant page about creativity in children and how our culture destroys it at
http://www.toxicdrums.com/educatingchildren.htm
And, incidentally I got here because I have a page on something interesting you might be somewhat interested in looking at
http://www.toxicdrums.com/something-interesting.htm
Overall the people who do this kind of thing should perhaps aim their efforts more constructively because they are essentially supporting the view that oppresses them. Self contradiction is Jean Paul Sartre’s definition of sin!