Anti-social behaviour
#76
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Re: Anti-social behaviour
I like dogs. I don't like seeing them mistreated or let to run wild here with all the risks, but I don't much like the alternative of seeing them on a short chain 24/7
There's an awful lot of idiots that shouldn't be allowed a pet rock, let alone a living animal.
There's an awful lot of idiots that shouldn't be allowed a pet rock, let alone a living animal.
#77
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Re: Anti-social behaviour
Getting back on topic, crime incidents have dropped in Málaga! According to the Police anyway although reading Spanish comments no-one believes their stats. There are only 100 robberies per day now.
http://www.diariosur.es/v/20100330/m...-20100330.html
http://www.diariosur.es/v/20100330/m...-20100330.html
#78
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Re: Anti-social behaviour
This was the lead story on the Spanish news yesterday.
http://www.elpais.com/articulo/catal...30elpcat_6/Tes
Several thousand British uni students went to Salou to get p**sed. On the news they had the debate on whether Spain should be attracting this type of tourist anymore. People who worked in the hotels said they had to, but the ayuntamiento people said they only try and attract high culture types, which these students were because they went to uni
On the El Pais site there are several pictures of them getting naked for the cameras.
Not good for the image of British people in Spain
http://www.elpais.com/articulo/catal...30elpcat_6/Tes
Several thousand British uni students went to Salou to get p**sed. On the news they had the debate on whether Spain should be attracting this type of tourist anymore. People who worked in the hotels said they had to, but the ayuntamiento people said they only try and attract high culture types, which these students were because they went to uni
On the El Pais site there are several pictures of them getting naked for the cameras.
Not good for the image of British people in Spain
#79
Re: Anti-social behaviour
This was the lead story on the Spanish news yesterday.
http://www.elpais.com/articulo/catal...30elpcat_6/Tes
Several thousand British uni students went to Salou to get p**sed. On the news they had the debate on whether Spain should be attracting this type of tourist anymore. People who worked in the hotels said they had to, but the ayuntamiento people said they only try and attract high culture types, which these students were because they went to uni
On the El Pais site there are several pictures of them getting naked for the cameras.
Not good for the image of British people in Spain
http://www.elpais.com/articulo/catal...30elpcat_6/Tes
Several thousand British uni students went to Salou to get p**sed. On the news they had the debate on whether Spain should be attracting this type of tourist anymore. People who worked in the hotels said they had to, but the ayuntamiento people said they only try and attract high culture types, which these students were because they went to uni
On the El Pais site there are several pictures of them getting naked for the cameras.
Not good for the image of British people in Spain
#80
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Re: Anti-social behaviour
I saw some pictures in the British press this week. To be honest they didn't seem any worse than a normal Saturday night out in a lot of UK cities. It is a shame that we're good at exporting this type of behaviour - it's not just Spain that gets it, Corfu, Latvia and Prague have had it too. I really don't know the answer - unless Gordon's master plan is to wreck the economy (and the pound) so much that Brits can't afford to go abroad any more.
#82
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Re: Anti-social behaviour
#83
Re: Anti-social behaviour
To any brainless morons dumb enough to get in their way, tough-sh!t.
#84
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Re: Anti-social behaviour
If there are 5000 students there what do the authorities expect...anyone still remember uni do's As I read it this was widely advertised as a Sportsfest but everyone knows it is a copy of the student spring breaks in the USA. On the spanish news a few said they welcomed the trade. I remember this hit the headlines maybe last year or the year before, grown into a sort of ritual. Glad I wasn't there though
#86
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Re: Anti-social behaviour
Anti Social behaviour is the result of bad or indifferent parenting. Long gone are the days when family groups related to other family groups which was a very civilised way of keeping families in touch as well as meeting other people in amicable circumstances. Once this vital thread is broken, society becomes fragmented into 'age' groups where one group rarely relates to another unless it is forced to. At 63 years old I don't care much for the way society has turned out. I do NOT go downtown on Friday or Saturday nights as there is a chance that you might just look at a youth in a group the wrong way and innocently attract aggressive behaviour. I was once waiting for a train during daylight hours and just happened to glance at a couple of foul mouthed youths hugging beer cans when one of them shouted 'Whaddayou fuc...g looking at'. No wonder people of my generation miss the old civilised days.
'Oldie' in Essex
'Oldie' in Essex
#87
Re: Anti-social behaviour
This was the lead story on the Spanish news yesterday.
http://www.elpais.com/articulo/catal...30elpcat_6/Tes
Several thousand British uni students went to Salou to get p**sed. On the news they had the debate on whether Spain should be attracting this type of tourist anymore. People who worked in the hotels said they had to, but the ayuntamiento people said they only try and attract high culture types, which these students were because they went to uni
On the El Pais site there are several pictures of them getting naked for the cameras.
Not good for the image of British people in Spain
http://www.elpais.com/articulo/catal...30elpcat_6/Tes
Several thousand British uni students went to Salou to get p**sed. On the news they had the debate on whether Spain should be attracting this type of tourist anymore. People who worked in the hotels said they had to, but the ayuntamiento people said they only try and attract high culture types, which these students were because they went to uni
On the El Pais site there are several pictures of them getting naked for the cameras.
Not good for the image of British people in Spain
The whole thing seemed a well attended but very inebriated affair with drunks laid about all over the place.
I was a bit taken aback, if not shocked myself,couldn't believe what I was seeing,..yet the Spanish family I was with, had a good chuckle at it.
I could not imagine such a public insult to religion taking place in the UK or anywhere else.
From what I saw,it made the UK yobs look quite respectable by comparison.
Wonder if anyone else saw it or could shed any light on the drunken proceedings?
#88
Re: Anti-social behaviour
Anti Social behaviour is the result of bad or indifferent parenting. Long gone are the days when family groups related to other family groups which was a very civilised way of keeping families in touch as well as meeting other people in amicable circumstances. Once this vital thread is broken, society becomes fragmented into 'age' groups where one group rarely relates to another unless it is forced to. At 63 years old I don't care much for the way society has turned out. I do NOT go downtown on Friday or Saturday nights as there is a chance that you might just look at a youth in a group the wrong way and innocently attract aggressive behaviour. I was once waiting for a train during daylight hours and just happened to glance at a couple of foul mouthed youths hugging beer cans when one of them shouted 'Whaddayou fuc...g looking at'. No wonder people of my generation miss the old civilised days.
'Oldie' in Essex
'Oldie' in Essex
I don't know that all anti social behaviour can be whithered down to bad or indifferent parenting. It doesn't help granted, but some of the most well looked after kids I knew ended up being the most violent and aggressive people in gangs. Just for the fun of it. I also know it made the parents feel like crap because they were always asking me for advice and if I could stop their kids being so bad. (I was a good boy in a bad environment)
In the past year or so, I have noticed that when I stop to let people cross at the crossings over here the people who give me the most thanks are the YOUNG, Spanish and British people.. The older of both nationalities seem to ignore the fact that I have stopped to wave them past..?? Why do they do this. This to me is very anti social.
#89
Re: Anti-social behaviour
Well? What were you looking at?
I don't know that all anti social behaviour can be whithered down to bad or indifferent parenting. It doesn't help granted, but some of the most well looked after kids I knew ended up being the most violent and aggressive people in gangs. Just for the fun of it. I also know it made the parents feel like crap because they were always asking me for advice and if I could stop their kids being so bad. (I was a good boy in a bad environment)
In the past year or so, I have noticed that when I stop to let people cross at the crossings over here the people who give me the most thanks are the YOUNG, Spanish and British people.. The older of both nationalities seem to ignore the fact that I have stopped to wave them past..?? Why do they do this. This to me is very anti social.
I don't know that all anti social behaviour can be whithered down to bad or indifferent parenting. It doesn't help granted, but some of the most well looked after kids I knew ended up being the most violent and aggressive people in gangs. Just for the fun of it. I also know it made the parents feel like crap because they were always asking me for advice and if I could stop their kids being so bad. (I was a good boy in a bad environment)
In the past year or so, I have noticed that when I stop to let people cross at the crossings over here the people who give me the most thanks are the YOUNG, Spanish and British people.. The older of both nationalities seem to ignore the fact that I have stopped to wave them past..?? Why do they do this. This to me is very anti social.
#90
Re: Anti-social behaviour
Not sure if its down to the area I live in, where I must say ppl.are exceptionally polite, or down to general changes in attitude,but the courtesy at zebra crossings in my local town is better than anything I've seen in the UK and a complete contrast to what I saw when first living in Spain,when to dare to venture on a zebra at that time, was to take your life in your hands..
Also around here if the policia see you crossing on a zebra before the green man shows they will tell you off.
I always used to wonder why some people just wait when there is no traffic coming.