JMTHORNLEY
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- Glossop
I’ll just leave this here. This is how to sort that problem out
https://www.facebook.com/100003771395065/posts/1515700981898934/
https://www.facebook.com/100003771395065/posts/1515700981898934/
Dealing with fly tippers
- Thread starter JMTHORNLEY
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icanshootwell
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- Location
- Ross-on-wye
Fantastic, good on them, it was good when the chap let that one have a few, then the loader turned the van over. Priceless.
Northeastfarmer
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- Location
- Cleveland
Looks a bit set up to me...
pdagriservices
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I m not sure about being set up? Second bloke nearly ended up under the van! Good on them if it's real!!
JMTHORNLEY
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- Location
- Glossop
I had originally thought that then as @pdagriservices says the van went over and that’s seat came out with the chap nearly under it, I couldn’t stop laughing
icanshootwell
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- Location
- Ross-on-wye
Really!! Have you ever had to deal with scum like these low lives, thats the only language they understand, hit them back with interest I say. I expect you would rather go through the court system, where they would,t even turn up to, and if they did what would they get, a slap on the wrist and 50 hours unpaid work. F ing joke.
AGN76
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- Location
- north Wales
Can't see what's going on as not on Faceache, but next door returned a load of crap to it's rightful owner. Guy came to door and said "oh they've brought it back"
Yes, really. The only bit of that I agree with is tipping the van on its side, that's what I would have done most likely.
However, neither of those scroats were showing any aggression or behaving in a threatening way. Where was the justification for violence?
Then we've got the moron in the telehandler. He clearly wasn't in control of either himself or his machine. He very nearly tipped that van on top of another human being, which would undoubtedly have killed him or at least caused life threatening injuries. A scroat he may be, but he's also someone's brother, someone's son and very probably someone's dad.
Are we really suggesting that a little boy or little girl should be growing up without their dad because of a bit of glorified littering?
Like anyone who owns any land, and I own lots of little bits all over the country, I too have had a bit of fly tipping on my property. I've had bits of plant stolen. I've had vandalism and offices broken into.
None of it is anything more than mildly inconvenient though, and I'm certainly not about to take another person's life over something so bloody trivial.
Perspective. Get some.
Adam@Rumen
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- Nantwich/Rishton
Northeastfarmer
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- Location
- Cleveland
Oh the irony
- Location
- South Wales UK
Unavailable now says.
Both, obviously. It's possible to tip the van over without ramming into it, or having a person under it, etc etc.
It's called being in control of your emotions at the time.
I'm not sure you understand the definition of irony.
Northeastfarmer
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- Location
- Cleveland
I’m sure I do
ollie989898
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If everyday people started reacting to crime in this way, I think criminals would think twice about doing it.
Apparently the fly tippers had been violent to the farmer about a month before and they were just returning the favour or that's what I was told by someone else who showed it to me this morning.
It's about what they would get here too what the hell else do they expect this will only happen more and more until the police do something which they won't.
It's about what they would get here too what the hell else do they expect
this will only happen more and more until the police do something which they won't.
It’s ‘interesting’ to see you care so passionately about the welfare of people who clearly only care about themselves.
I’d bet a penny to a pound, that if someone with the morals of a fly tipper or a hare coarser stumbled upon you ‘in dire straights’ that your welfare or family wouldn’t cross their mind. Hows that for perspective?