Stealing food to solve the food crisis.

[ollie989898]

I can tell you what has been done at the local Tesco at home. Umentionable people turn up with their kids in tow. Kids jump into the freezers and pee all over the stuff inside.

Aforementioned people and their kids are thrown out. All contaminated food is binned and the freezers etc thoroughly cleaned.

Later that day unmentionables return, climb the wall out the back of Tesco and steal the contaminated food out of the skips. Job done.

 

[ollandroverman]

The

The social contract hardly exists anymore.
Banks were given free reign to exploit as they please, landlords can charge as much rent as they like.
Supermarkets put farmers out of business and nobody cares.

For housing...no.
Landlords can't charge above market rates. The Property Chamber, a section of the Court system, see to that.

 

[essexpete]

I can tell you what has been done at the local Tesco at home. Umentionable people turn up with their kids in tow. Kids jump into the freezers and pee all over the stuff inside.

Aforementioned people and their kids are thrown out. All contaminated food is binned and the freezers etc thoroughly cleaned.

Later that day unmentionables return, climb the wall out the back of Tesco and steal the contaminated food out of the skips. Job done.

I think you may be referring to Caravan Utilising Nomadic Travellers. I could be wrong?

 

[glasshouse]

I can tell you what has been done at the local Tesco at home. Umentionable people turn up with their kids in tow. Kids jump into the freezers and pee all over the stuff inside.

Aforementioned people and their kids are thrown out. All contaminated food is binned and the freezers etc thoroughly cleaned.

Later that day unmentionables return, climb the wall out the back of Tesco and steal the contaminated food out of the skips. Job done.

Supermarkets wont work under food shortages or rationing.
Aborigines in oz just take what they want, so outback shops had to lock the food away
I suppose travellers are our aboriginies

 

[Ffermer Bach]

The

The social contract hardly exists anymore.
Banks were given free reign to exploit as they please, landlords can charge as much rent as they like.
Supermarkets put farmers out of business and nobody cares.

I have a feeling it has always been thus, except for the ultra wealthy capitalists who were very religious, like Cadbury, Rountree etc.

 

[glasshouse]

I have a feeling it has always been thus, except for the ultra wealthy capitalists who were very religious, like Cadbury, Rountree etc.

No, there used to be regulations for banks, landlords, employers etc
Thatcher swept it all away

 

[Ffermer Bach]

No, there used to be regulations for banks, landlords, employers etc
Thatcher swept it all away

I think with the banking crisis we should have jailed a few, that would have made them think a bit more, instead we did nothing.

 

[Hilly]

I can tell you what has been done at the local Tesco at home. Umentionable people turn up with their kids in tow. Kids jump into the freezers and pee all over the stuff inside.

Aforementioned people and their kids are thrown out. All contaminated food is binned and the freezers etc thoroughly cleaned.

Later that day unmentionables return, climb the wall out the back of Tesco and steal the contaminated food out of the skips. Job done.

Been happening for long time , i grew up in a place called hexham and the so called nee age travelers were doing similar in the 80s .

 

[Hilly]

I think with the banking crisis we should have jailed a few, that would have made them think a bit more, instead we did nothing.

And bankrupted banks .

 

[ollie989898]

I think you may be referring to Caravan Utilising Nomadic Travellers. I could be wrong?

Happens around the same time as the Great Dorset Steam Fair coincidentally.

 

[Exfarmer]

No, there used to be regulations for banks, landlords, employers etc
Thatcher swept it all away

Thatcher certainly did not sweep all regulation away Gordon had his own bonfire of banking rules
I think Maggie would have been horrified at the activities of some and would have sent the Home secretary after threm

 

[Swarfmonkey]

No, there used to be regulations for banks, landlords, employers etc
Thatcher swept it all away

Meanwhile, back in reality, there's more laws, rules, regulations, diktats, SI's and whatnots covering that lot than ever before.

 

[glasshouse]

Thatcher certainly did not sweep all regulation away Gordon had his own bonfire of banking rules
I think Maggie would have been horrified at the activities of some and would have sent the Home secretary after threm

She set the tone
Free market was the way

 

[glasshouse]

Meanwhile, back in reality, there's more laws, rules, regulations, diktats, SI's and whatnots covering that lot than ever before.

No there isnt

 

[Swarfmonkey]

You're living in a fantasy world if you think there's fewer rules and regs than there used to be.

 

[glasshouse]

You're living in a fantasy world if you think there's fewer rules and regs than there used to be.

You obviously dont know what the regulations were before

 

[Swarfmonkey]

lol, you gotta be joking. Here's just a few of the various acts and regulations that have come in since Maggie left office, and just those related to employment.

Employment Rights Act 1996
National Minimum Wage Act 1998
Employment Relations Act 1999
Maternity and parental leave regulations 1999
TUPE Regulations 2006
Agency Workers Regulations 2010
Part-Time Workers Regulations 2010
Equality Act 2010
Working Time Regulations 1998

That mound of cr@p is why companies that previously just had one or two people "doing the personnel stuff" now have entire departments dedicated to it.

 

[glasshouse]

lol, you gotta be joking. Here's just a few of the various acts and regulations that have come in since Maggie left office, and just those related to employment.

Employment Rights Act 1996
National Minimum Wage Act 1998
Employment Relations Act 1999
Maternity and parental leave regulations 1999
TUPE Regulations 2006
Agency Workers Regulations 2010
Part-Time Workers Regulations 2010
Equality Act 2010
Working Time Regulations 1998

That mound of cr@p is why companies that previously just had one or two people "doing the personnel stuff" now have entire departments dedicated to it.

I was referring mainly to banks and landlords, which you havent mentioned

 

[Uggman]

I think with the banking crisis we should have jailed a few, that would have made them think a bit more, instead we did nothing.

Who Blair and Brown!

 

[glasshouse]

Who Blair and Brown!

That would be a start
Brown should be jailed for just being stupid, and Blair for the Iraq war
Watched a programme about russia on NHK about Putin.
It said the iraq war made him distrust america, it changed everything