Chav scum get pwned by judge

At uni we got told not use the word "chav" as it was against a group from a certain economic background and therefore prejudicial, PC bull****.
 
How can you compare chav's to students? Students don't generally go around intimidating people, scrounging off the system and doing nothing towards the community.

Go Judge tho!
 
At uni we got told not use the word "chav" as it was against a group from a certain economic background and therefore prejudicial, PC bull****.

Complete crap. Chavs are people who wear tracksuits, drink cider from plastic bottles, smoke and swear on street corners and generally annoy the public. It has nothing to do with economic background. I know rich kids who've ended up chavs.
 
'fraid not. He's judging them personally. Stick to the Law and official terms when addressing them to be honest.
I find it disheartening that people take 'pleasure' in how he addressed them rather than simply being satisfied with the sentence.

Must just be me :P

they were statements made at the end of the trial - they'd already been found guilty, sentenced etc.. Judges frequently make comments about a case at the end of the trial and these can certainly include opinions etc.. (wouldn't be uncommon for a judge summing up a murder trial to describe someone as being an evil wicked person etc...) this judge just happened to be a bit more colourful with it in this instance. Frankly, given what those women did, I really won't be losing any sleep over any supposed unprofessionalism of the judge. In fact I found his comments highly amusing which is why I posted this thread.
 
Complete crap. Chavs are people who wear tracksuits, drink cider from plastic bottles, smoke and swear on street corners and generally annoy the public. It has nothing to do with economic background. I know rich kids who've ended up chavs.

I agree but after all, it does stand for:

Council
House
And
Violence

In this day and age of nanny state nonsense and political correctness, its bound to upset someone :D
 
How can you compare chav's to students? Students don't generally go around intimidating people,......

A bunch of drunk students (3) kicked the wing mirrors of 23 cars in our street a few years back - they were 3 cars away from mine when I heard the commotion so I went out of my front door to see what was going on.

I was greeted with a "what the **** are you looking at from the first guy who sauntered over clearly looking for a rumble so I flattened him, flattened the second idiot as he rushed me and told the third to fornicate off unless he wanted some of the same.

Definitely intimidating if you ask me - don't feel the least bit bad about it - they thought it was funny to damage property that people work damned hard for.

The point being, a pillock is a pillock, student or chav. You can't just pigeon hole all students as angels.

............scrounging off the system and doing nothing towards the community,......

Some get tuition fees paid, get scholarships, student discounts, free bus passes etc......haven't you heard the term "scrounging student" before LOL :D

Don't start me on pizza boxes all up the high street on saturday morning, not to mention doorways full of pee and pavement pizza and mayonaise covered kebab slatted up shop windows.

I used to live in Lancaster and they mess the students up there cause is a disgrace....and they wonder why the locals generally despise them :D
 
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I have no problem with this Judge speaking his mind, its about time we started treating criminals as such. I hope it does cause them distress, embarrasment and shame.

+1 thats what criminals deserve ;), I mean they would get none of it if they were not criminals in the first place.
 
+1 thats what criminals deserve ;), I mean they would get none of it if they were not criminals in the first place.

I have no problem with this Judge speaking his mind, its about time we started treating criminals as such. I hope it does cause them distress, embarrasment and shame.

I couldn't agree more if my life depended on it!
 
Sorry but Chav and being poor are not the same thing, growing up poor doesn't mean you have to commit crime. Having crappy parents who threw their lives away and decided to sponge off the government, ending up in council housing and bringing up criminal's is what most people call a chav which, as far as I could tell wasn't even a word the Judge used.

IT would seem Riyaa's opinion is heavily based around the linking of all poor people to being chav's and criminals and then not liking that assumption.

I know plenty of rich people, and plenty of poor people, the ones who I hate, and are scum of the earth are the ones with bad parents. Rich or poor makes no difference, being brought up with, or more accurately, not being brought up with any morales, life lessons decent teaching of right from wrong is to blame. It has entirely nothing to do with council housing or being poor.

However people who commit crimes, do jail terms or lose jobs, sponge off the government do these days now tend to all end up in council homes as after coming out of jail theres not much else they can do.

They got into the system by being bad in the first place, the system didn't make them bad, thats a personal choice of anyone. The poorest kid ever with awful parents still choses to go and steal something, no ones being forced here.

The Judge was completely right with what he said and theres no need to be embarassed to stat, basically, the facts and point out he's not going to be a completely pathetic idiot letting them off with a slap on the wrist for attacking someone.

Theres nothing wrong with anyone until they do something bad, Chav's are so called not because of where they grew up, its because of how they behave... the V stands for Violence, once you become violent you lose all standing and benefit of the doubt for me.
 
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