Anti-social behaviour
By | Oct 9, 2008
One Tree Hill is being closed down at night. Alas, apparently people have been driving up there and taking part in anti-social behaviour. That is a terrifying image. Large roving groups of drunken youths setting up user pays schemes; hording stuff in their own pockets and sharing nothing; being concerned only with their own needs and voting on the individualist grounds of ‘whats best for ME.” Closing it down is essential. Now a precedent has been set we could extend the idea to a few political parties.
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Rosie F
October 9th, 2008 at 3:19 pm
I found the term ‘anti-social’ behaviour slightly ironic, since people were going there to hang out. I thought anti-social behaviour would be staying at home by yourself and watching TV??
Aidan
October 12th, 2008 at 11:38 am
Lol at Rosie’s comment!
Yeah, let’s kick the little buggers out of One Tree Hill, so instead they can go somewhere less public and we can pretend they don’t exist…
Ant
October 15th, 2008 at 1:56 am
HHmm…I wonder whar else we could shut down. Some political parties, perhaps. Parts of many churches, for sure.
Having just returned from Manila, the real antisocial behaviour seems to be the unrestrained pursuit of personal wealth and a total ignorance of how the majority of the world lives. That’s ignorance largely of our own making because it’s in the too hard basket, and the media would rather tell us about the importance of global financial collapse rather than…oh yes…the financial collapse which is present and has been present every moment of every day for longer than anyone would like to admit for the majority of the world’s population who are its poor, because they live on less than a dollar a day. Bollocks, I say.