Goth Clothes Prompted Killing

Makunouchi · 13 Mar 2008 at 13:15

Good.

Anyone who thinks the clothes they wear define who they are needs a good kicking.

penski · 13 Mar 2008 at 13:17

Welshy said:
Oh and Vivienne Westwood? You poofter

I may be a woofter but it was a present from my gf.

Besides, she does awesome stuff.

*n

Voltar · 13 Mar 2008 at 13:41

I see what you mean now penski.

Probably one of the more interesting threads I've participated in thus far. Nice to see a variety of views represented: eloquent ones as well as slightly more polemic or perhaps reactionary ones.

so thanks

penski · 13 Mar 2008 at 13:47

Voltar said:
I see what you mean now penski.

Probably one of the more interesting threads I've participated in thus far. Nice to see a variety of views represented: eloquent ones as well as slightly more polemic or perhaps reactionary ones.

so thanks

Give it a rest, you pretentious little oik.

*n

Stan_Lite · 13 Mar 2008 at 13:50

penski said:
Give it a rest, you pretentious little oik.

*n

I've always liked you

penski · 13 Mar 2008 at 13:51

Bigstan said:
I've always liked you

I've always liked you too

*n

ScarySquirrel · 13 Mar 2008 at 13:53

Get a room, homo's.

penski · 13 Mar 2008 at 13:55

ScarySquirrel said:
Get a room, homo's.

Well YOU'RE not getting invited!

*n

pitchfork · 13 Mar 2008 at 14:05

Makunouchi said:
Good.

Anyone who thinks the clothes they wear define who they are needs a good kicking.

More often than not though thats part of who they are.
I dress how I dress because I want to look good to everyone including myself, not everyone is the same. It's not who I am it's what people percieve me to be. That is myself.
You very rarely see someone in a tracksuit with manners or respect for anyone or anything.

penski · 13 Mar 2008 at 14:10

pitchfork said:
I dress how I dress because I want to look good to everyone including myself,

I dress the way I dress because it's ****ing comfortable. Comfort > *

not everyone is the same. It's not who I am it's what people percieve me to be. That is myself.

Hang on...You base your own sense of personal identity on the perception of you that is held by others? Bloody hell...either you're really insecure or really shallow.

You very rarely see someone in a tracksuit with manners or respect for anyone or anything.

I do all the time.

Almost everyone I know who wears a suit to work is a complete onanist.

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wannabedamned · 13 Mar 2008 at 14:12

pitchfork said:
You very rarely see someone in a tracksuit with manners or respect for anyone or anything.

Visit a Gym

ScarySquirrel · 13 Mar 2008 at 14:26

penski said:
Well YOU'RE not getting invited!

*n

You're no longer a homo because you know the difference between "your" and "you're". Instead, I shall worship you.

DJammyRasta · 13 Mar 2008 at 14:40

Tv's, Games, Films... all have nothing to do.. its all down to respect, or a complete lack of towards other living things

penski · 13 Mar 2008 at 14:43

ScarySquirrel said:
You're no longer a homo because you know the difference between "your" and "you're". Instead, I shall worship you.

Good. Now go and sit over their with the other worshippers.

*n

Gaspode · 13 Mar 2008 at 14:52

just imagine.

you are out walking and suddenly your partner or friend gets set upon and brutally beaten right in front of you.
then imagine that when you bent down to see if they were able to be helped you were suddenly kicked in the head yourself and then it's just a rain of blows until you pass out.

now imagine you are the friend who went down first and you wake up out of the coma and are told that your friend was killed after they bent down to help you and if they hadn't done that then they would still be alive.

finally imagine that you don't want the perpetrators to die.

TheDean · 13 Mar 2008 at 14:54

Gaspode said:
just imagine.

you are out walking and suddenly your partner or friend gets set upon and brutally beaten right in front of you.
then imagine that when you bent down to see if they were able to be helped you were suddenly kicked in the head yourself and then it's just a rain of blows until you pass out.

now imagine you are the friend who went down first and you wake up out of the coma and are told that your friend was killed after they bent down to help you and if they hadn't done that then they would still be alive.

finally imagine that you don't want the perpetrators to die.

What on earth was that all about? : /

penski · 13 Mar 2008 at 15:05

Gaspode said:
just imagine.

you are out walking and suddenly your partner or friend gets set upon and brutally beaten right in front of you.
then imagine that when you bent down to see if they were able to be helped you were suddenly kicked in the head yourself and then it's just a rain of blows until you pass out.

now imagine you are the friend who went down first and you wake up out of the coma and are told that your friend was killed after they bent down to help you and if they hadn't done that then they would still be alive.

finally imagine that you don't want the perpetrators to die.

Nobody should die for any crime. If you think otherwise then you are no better than they are.

*n

wannabedamned · 13 Mar 2008 at 15:09

penski said:
Nobody should die for any crime. If you think otherwise then you are no better than they are.

*n

I'm sorry, But if the guys who killed my girlfriend for no reason came into contact with me after the event. They'd probably die.

uv · 13 Mar 2008 at 15:22

penski said:
Nobody should die for any crime. If you think otherwise then you are no better than they are.

*n

I'm completely passive. If somebody started hurling abuse at me, I'd walk away. If they came after me, I'd run. I'm not a fighter, and I hate violence.

That being said, these perpetrators deserve to die imo. It's the most harsh thing I could ever say, but after reading the transcript in the 'paper this morning, I hate the fact that this kid is still alive.

Gaspode · 13 Mar 2008 at 15:28

TheDean said:
What on earth was that all about? : /

Miss Lancaster was begging the gang to stop beating Robert Maltby, 21, when they turned on her in Stubbylee Park in Bacup, Lancashire, the jury was told.

The court heard Miss Lancaster's facial injuries were so severe, paramedics did not know what sex she was.
Tests indicated she had been kicked and stamped to death, with the pattern of some footwear still on her head.

As Miss Lancaster kneeled down, cradling her boyfriend's head on her lap and calling for help, the accused and the then 15-year-old youth who has already pleaded guilty to murder, turned on her.
The second boy kicked her in the head, with the accused joining in, the court heard.
Paramedics found the couple lying side by side, covered in blood and unconscious.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/lancashire/7291985.stm

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