what a nobber

@lumpyspaceprincess 468553 wrote:

A crowbar to the head seems to work for me….really.
Crowbars arent that cumbersome to carry on a regular basis if u live in a seedy area…ive clocked at least 4 or 5 naysayers so far this year… (i’m looking to break a personal record!)

ROFL

hope the fucker makes it up to you PERSONALLY or maybe you should sue the bastard. maybe he’d had a bad day or was paranoid but pushing and punching a customer is just fucking IDIOTIC. comedown perhaps.

@p0ly 468558 wrote:

can’t even tell if this is a joke or nt and tbh i don’t really mind as long as you ain’t being a good vigilante.

i think i meant aren’t being a vigilante for goodness. ain’t means not i think :S

I wish I had as much self control as you, I would’ve caved his head in for sure man, well done for doing the right thing

@RaftWader 468633 wrote:

^^this

none of the indipendant witnesses said anything against there boss and the CCTV was “inconclusive” ffs.

police wont take it further.

Still won’t stop UKBA watching every shipment into every Turkish shop in the area about 6 months later – which will probably only make things worse (another reason them lads won’t want to grass on their boss is not all of them have 100% correct paperwork to be in Blighty)…

Thought this kind of shit (racism works both ways) had disappeared from our country in the 1990s but looks like that was only temporary due to the economic good times and now the bad times are back permanently. Luckily as I grew up in the 70s I don’t take “multiculturalism” for granted.

This is why I don’t use small shops and there aren’t any very many left on my estate anyway, just Asdas as this sort of shit was rife and because feds couldn’t do much each side took “direct action” until it led to people being forced out of business and others being hurt and killed (shopkeepers what stood up to robbers just get knifed here!) and only big companies like Asda can deal with the security issues.

Even the former corner shops are all backed up by big companies (for instance one stop is backed by Tescos or some similar big supermarket) and they supply the stuff liek CCTV, barricades on the alcohol etc.

I don’t like them either but where I live just 70 or so miles away from London the people themselves, in a multicultural area surrounded by farms, created a situation where they became the only business what could operate securely in this estate. I was explainign this to my friends what wanted to set up a “community shop” because they didn’t want CCTV but if they don’t have it they are gonna get robbed badly as the local scum will see them as “soft touch hippies”.

The only folk here what can afford to spend time and money getting better stuff are my middle class hippy friends what all have about 3 uni degrees each and worked for British Telecom in the top boffin’s research centre (you’ve probably seen some of them on that video of the pig club I put up).

At least in Asda or other big stores if a member of staff beats up on a customer or vice versa about 5 independent CCTV cameras with MSF/GPS timecode are recording and even the store manager can’t get at the disks to make them “inconclusive” so both staff and customers are kept in good behaviour. Even the right on east of england co-op is full of cameras…

Also even where I used to live in Reading a lot of ethnic minority folk themselves boycotted their own communities shops because they were doing the same rum shit as the big supermarkets as well as trying to be plastic gangsters etc. Sometimes people get the shit they deserve.

pasta in asda

also in the crappy off license their security / CCTV will often have come from a subsidiary of Tescos. They have this franchise agreement whereby they let the original manager / staff run the place but provide the low cost stock as well as security in return for displaying their branding. Unfortunately because the big supermarkets are far better equipped to deal with folk what hate them (doing anything from political activism against them to violent robberies) they tend to be better at the security thing, also without encouraging the staff to play the hard man like what happened at the turkish shop.

incidentally although I install CCTV systems as part of my job, I wouldn’t have made any money off my mates and would have willingly done that one for free, just to ensure everyone involved was protected. mind you the couple running the community farm had their honesty box robbed and had to put in CCTV (the chap who is half of that couple is electronics genuis). The thieves are lucky the box didn’t also get wired to the electric fence inverter :laugh_at: )