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jim stewart
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<luc...@eternal-flames.gov> wrote in message
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> On Sat, 27 Jun 2009 14:41:17 GMT, "jim stewart"
>
> He's just looking at episodes of The Bill, for hints/tips on how to be
> a better mugger.
>
> Nothing wrong with either of them which 12 mths in a secure cage on an
> otherwise deserted island couldn't put right.
Oi, show a little respect, that's the future M6's of this world!
tox
Brian Reay
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> On Sat, 27 Jun 2009 14:41:17 GMT, "jim stewart"
>
> Though he certainly looks an ODD little sod, no doubt the product of
> generations of inbreeding - which I understand is the main industry of
> Hull since they gave up fishing.
>
> Him and his ghasly wreck of a mother are just social-climbing
> wannabes.
>
> She's just looking for somebody/something to blame for her abject
> failure as a parent.
No one seems to have asked the obvious question. Given he has been getting
into trouble since he was 6 or 7, why wasn't something done earlier? Even
worse, he was a brother whom he is trusted to look after!
Things are set up for him turning into a adult misfit, unable to get a job,
all set up with an excuse why he can't get a job, and (no doubt) convinced
his problem can be passed on genetically to his children.
Interestingly, it is claimed he knows right from wrong so it is lack of care
for the consequences that is the issue. Just "up" the consequences until he
gets the message.
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Brian G8OSN/W8OSN
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"Walt Davidson" <g3...@invalid.invalid> wrote in message
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> A good sound thrashing is what he needs. That would solve the problem
> once and for all. But today's nanny state doesn't allow such things.
When you're right. you're right, Walt...
tox
Brian Reay
"Walt Davidson" <g3...@invalid.invalid> wrote in message
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> <seewe...@invalid.com> wrote:
>
>>No one seems to have asked the obvious question. Given he has been getting
>>into trouble since he was 6 or 7, why wasn't something done earlier? Even
>>worse, he was a brother whom he is trusted to look after!
>>
>>Things are set up for him turning into a adult misfit, unable to get a
>>job,
>>all set up with an excuse why he can't get a job, and (no doubt) convinced
>>his problem can be passed on genetically to his children.
>>
>>Interestingly, it is claimed he knows right from wrong so it is lack of
>>care
>>for the consequences that is the issue. Just "up" the consequences until
>>he
>>gets the message.
>
> once and for all. But today's nanny state doesn't allow such things.
It has gone way beyond that. May be a "clip around the ear" would have done
the trick in the early stages I doubt it would now. A bit of "boot camp",
requiring him to earn the most basic of privileges is what is needed. That
will also isolate him from his peers, who probably provide a "supporting
cast" for his activities.
DieSea
"The Brains of the Outfit..." <Trabant Owners Cl...@nicksplace.co.com> wrote in
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> Oi, show a little respect, that's the future M6's of this world!
>
> tox
>
Excluding Tox of course
Puts himself up as the BRANZE of the out fit
Where's that M6 Tox or even M3 ??
Two days over a weekend and there three youngsters between the age of 6 and 9 walk
away with a call
DieSea
jim stewart
> His mother seemingly still believes her little darling is incapable of
> doing much of what he's done (and admits to doing).
>
that sounds like Carol .......
Brian Reay
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> On Sat, 27 Jun 2009 19:39:15 +0100, Walt Davidson
> <g3...@invalid.invalid> wrote:
>
>>A good sound thrashing is what he needs. That would solve the problem
>>once and for all. But today's nanny state doesn't allow such things.
>>
>
> It's the mother who needs that, for letting him get to this stage.
> He's patently an out of control, evil little sod.
>
> He's been in trouble for years and according to the report has spent
> one night in custody. Big deal. ONE bleedin' night.
Must have had a blanket ;-)
jim stewart
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> Is this one of yours ? ......
>
> http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-1195877/Satans-child-Hes-just-little-devil-says-mother-boy-crimewave.html
>
jim stewart
> I suppose she's off swanning around Dubai again, eh?
>
pass ....
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> He's patently an out of control, evil little sod.
>
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Frank Turner-Smith G3VKI
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> It has gone way beyond that. May be a "clip around the ear" would have
> done the trick in the early stages I doubt it would now. A bit of "boot
> camp", requiring him to earn the most basic of privileges is what is
> needed. That will also isolate him from his peers, who probably provide a
> "supporting cast" for his activities.
>
bedroom flat not far from us. The parents were unemployed, possibly because
they'd worked out they could get more on Beanyfits than by working, possibly
because they were simply unemployable, or (and most probably) for both
reasons.
Four of the five sprogs seemed to be ok (or maybe just never got caught),
but the middle of the litter, Jim, would have earned all sorts of labels
today.
Jim was just always in trouble, when he was about 9 he set fire to their
house because he "wanted to see the fire engines come". This was by no means
his first offence, and he was eventually removed to a care home from where,
I'm told, he progressed through borstal to prison.
No doubt today that family would have Bean re-housed in some massive mansion
at public expense so they had more room to create more sprogs.
Back somewhere in the 1970s my sister met Jim on a bus. During their
conversation he said he'd just Bean released and didn't know what he was
going to do. He said he couldn't get a job of any sort and wanted to go back
inside. About a week later the village hall caught fire, and when the fire
brigade and plods arrived guess who they found standing there watching the
blaze. I'm told a plod asked Jim if he knew anything about the fire and Jim
answered "yes, I started it"
I wonder if this other little scrote will go the same way.
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Brian Reay
"Frank Turner-Smith G3VKI" <g3...@turner-smith.co.uk> wrote in message
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If you recall, I posted a comment several months bad re some research which
indicated that problem children became adults who displayed mental problems
in later life. Needless to say, some (well one) contributor insisted there
was no such research, even when given the reference to the report.
It is hardly surprising that people follow such a pattern- problem children
becoming problem adults. If they don't learn how to behave as children they
will almost certainly not learn to behave later- at least not without some
very direct action. If their problems in early life were always "excused" do
to some syndrome or because they think their parents didn't respond
correctly to them, etc. they will continue to use this as an excuse in later
life. The culture of excuses will "spread" to envelop other groups
(employers etc.) who they feel have "wronged" them. Next thing you know,
they are angry at the whole world and, in extreme cases, involved in some
atrocity.
Like you I recall a few from by school years who you just "knew" would end
up in trouble. One, last I heard, was on "death row" in Hong Kong- must
have been the late 70s, early 80s. I assume he met his end there.
star...@invalid.invalid
<seewe...@invalid.com> wrote:
>the trick in the early stages I doubt it would now. A bit of "boot camp",
>requiring him to earn the most basic of privileges is what is needed. That
said M3OSN who wouldnt attempt a simple 5wpm morse test and
encouraged(!!) others to run away from it as well.
star...@invalid.invalid
<seewe...@invalid.com> wrote:
>Must have had a blanket ;-)
There you go again.
Jim GM4DHJ/M
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he is an inspiration....for scumbags........
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