[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by Livia

All true. And when the Conservatives are out and Labour are back in, as usually happens, there will still be a problem with homelessness, only the same people criticising now will be mysteriously quiet.

The rise in homelessness could be attributed to lots of things, I think the open borders policy has quite a lot to do with it. Many of the homeless people I see in London on a regular basis are eastern European, there has been a noticeable rise in people from there living on the streets.

I won't be Livia,you can be 100% sure that if nothing is done to try to eradicate these mindless attacks on the vulnerable and especially like on this homeless victim.
Also to show more compassion as to policy of dealing with the homeless, that I will be as forceful against Labour,(even if I have supported them), as I am against this govt.

[Livia]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

I won't be Livia,you can be 100% sure that if nothing is done to try to eradicate these mindless attacks on the vulnerable and especially like on this homeless victim.
Also to show more compassion as to policy of dealing with the homeless, that I will be as forceful against Labour,(even if I have supported them), as I am against this govt.

I have no doubt you will speak the truth as you see it joey. In fact, I have faith in that.

Even if Labour has still been in now, the homeless figure would have risen - as I said earlier in this thread - because of the open door policy at our borders. There is a very noticeable rise in eastern European people living on the street in London. It's a problem that successive governments have failed to address and they simply blame it on each other without making any inroads in addressing it.

[arista]

Yes These Girls were wrong to gang up on this drunk man

[Crimson Dynamo]

I think unless we know the reasons why the girls gave him a doing then its all just conjecture

as i have said he may have started it for all we know

[Verbal]

Typical behaviour for Redbirds, sadly

[Josy]

Kizzy stop bringing stuff up involving comments that have already been cleaned from the thread, thanks

[Kizzy]

Sorry, the comment was there josy, otherwise I wouldn't have been able to quote it, you must have removed it as I was posting.

[Kizzy]

I can't see any evidence for that seeing as homelessness fell consistently for 6yrs before the conservatives came to power and began their ruthless regime of cutting funding and removing safeguards for vulnerable groups.
It doesn't detract from how brutal and wrong this attack was, it doesn't justify violence however many folk are on the streets or where they are from, it's totally irrelevant here...

[Kizzy]

That can only be assumed, as it fell consistently for 6yrs there is no evidence to say it would have risen under the previous government is there?
There are many homeless from all walks of life, as said it doesn't go anyway to justifying any attack however many are homeless in the capital.
This government has not only failed those already homeless but added to that over the previous year due the changes to housing benefit and welfare policy.

[Kizzy]

Clearly, thing is for me it's the socio economic group, the language and the gender combined that makes this scary to me.

[lily.]

It might be a sexist thing to say, but I find it worrying that so many girls are acting this way. It seems to be commonplace nowadays.

I would be interested to know if these girls were charged for this, and if there were any 'sexual battery' charges brought. Can you imagine the reaction had this been 3 men against a woman..