tdr1nka
Taking the biscuit
- Location
- SE London, Bandit Country
As yet my daughter hasn't been hassled on a bus and she has been taught to either sit near the driver or nearest adults if she feels in anyway scared or intimidated. As I don't own a car my eldest will be seen onto a bus and I will meet her from the bus stop if it is after dark.
Other than that Linf I do feel you are engage in unnecessary and reactionary scaremongering of the order of the hysterical Daily Mail in full flight, as if 'steaming' and 'happy slapping' happen on a daily and epidemic level.
Ashtrayhead, having worked on a number of community events which have been hellish to work on due to local yoof in the Woolwich & Erith areas, I can only sympathise with the sheer quantity of disruptive young chav oiks that populate that stretch of the South East.
More importantly I think these kids are a problem of bad parenting rather than them being able to ride the bus for free. It is also at the drivers discretion wether to allow them to board the bus in the first place.
Other than that Linf I do feel you are engage in unnecessary and reactionary scaremongering of the order of the hysterical Daily Mail in full flight, as if 'steaming' and 'happy slapping' happen on a daily and epidemic level.
Ashtrayhead, having worked on a number of community events which have been hellish to work on due to local yoof in the Woolwich & Erith areas, I can only sympathise with the sheer quantity of disruptive young chav oiks that populate that stretch of the South East.
More importantly I think these kids are a problem of bad parenting rather than them being able to ride the bus for free. It is also at the drivers discretion wether to allow them to board the bus in the first place.