Paedophiles living next to school
Paedophiles living next to school
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rude-boy

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22,227 posts

262 months

Thursday 14th April 2005
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This morning I was stopped by one of the ‘Friends of XXX Primary School’ when dropping off my 9 year old step daughter. I was asked to sign a petition against Planning Permission being granted for the construction of a number of new houses on land that adjoins the school (six in total I think, I was in a rush). The stated reason why they are objecting? Because the houses might be bought be paedophiles.

Now I realise this is a very emotive subject, and I have very strong views on how convicted paedophiles should be dealt with involving rusty shears, etc, but this is a gross over reaction IMO.

Some ‘facts’ for you to consider:-

1. The houses planned are all 5/6 bed luxury homes which will sell for at least £350K+ (I am not suggesting a paedophile couldn’t afford this but…)
2. There are at least another 10 houses in and around the school which overlook it directly and many more which are passed by the kids on their way to and from school every day.
3. The owners of only one, possibly two, of the houses will actually be able to ‘over look’ the school grounds in any way.
4. I know for certain that a number of the ‘Friends of XXX Primary School’ and parents of children at the school own houses which bound onto the land upon which the development is planned.

So over to the PH massive. Would you sign the petition or not?

Plotloss

67,280 posts

299 months

Thursday 14th April 2005
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You're having a laugh?

No, go on, please tell me you are having a laugh.

Please?

Go on...

JagLover

46,739 posts

264 months

Thursday 14th April 2005
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I would take that petition and stuff it down the throat of the person saying such lunacy-it will keep them quiet for the length of time it will take them to choke it up again.

beano500

20,854 posts

304 months

Thursday 14th April 2005
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"Not today, thank you"




......and then I'd probably wander off humming "Aqualung" out loud.....

>> Edited by beano500 on Thursday 14th April 11:23

Mrs Fish

30,018 posts

287 months

Thursday 14th April 2005
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rude-boy said:


So over to the PH massive. Would you sign the petition or not?


Nope

JMGS4

8,922 posts

299 months

Thursday 14th April 2005
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anonymous said:
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Just as rational as the Anti4x4 or tranny2000 eejits.... FFS what is, sorry has, the country come to??? these people are sicker than the paedophiles they want to castrate!!!

rude-boy

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22,227 posts

262 months

Thursday 14th April 2005
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"Danger to the children attending the school" is the only bit I really saw on the petition. All the rhetoric given by the lady in question, who I also over heard talking to other parents, was about the high interest that such properties would doubtless create for paedophiles Their 'sell' was all based on paedophiles, regardless of the full detail of the petition.

It was this that put me off instantly. I didn't even look at the whole thing properly as:-

a) The sell pi$$ed me off - It was almost insinuated that I supported paedophiles by not signing up FFS.

b) I saw the plans a month or so ago and didn't have any trouble with them.

c) In a major rush when stopped.

I'll see if one of them is there again tomorrow and have a better look at the exact wording of the petition.

FWIW there couldn't be any question of objecting one numbers, very 'select', small development, in prime infill and access is onto a main road way away from the school and on the opposite side of the development.

Plotloss

67,280 posts

299 months

Thursday 14th April 2005
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See Chris Morris was completely correct and it generated more complaints than just about anything.

This country is bonkers.

vixpy1

42,699 posts

293 months

Thursday 14th April 2005
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Sorry, I have'nt laughed so much in ages

rude-boy

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22,227 posts

262 months

Thursday 14th April 2005
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Plotloss said:
See Chris Morris was completely correct.


Know what you mean, the first thought that came into my head was 'Brasseye'

damn my formatting to hell

>> Edited by rude-boy on Thursday 14th April 11:53

john75

5,303 posts

276 months

Thursday 14th April 2005
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Hope the Kids are not as dumb as the parents.

The chances of a Peado buying a property next to the school are silm.

What next for these stupid people to worry about Asians and Blacks living close to the school.

vixpy1

42,699 posts

293 months

Thursday 14th April 2005
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john75 said:

What next for these stupid people to worry about Asians and Blacks living close to the school.


Nah.. Pikees..

oops, already am!

rude-boy

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22,227 posts

262 months

Thursday 14th April 2005
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john75 said:

What next for these stupid people to worry about Asians and Blacks living close to the school.


You may jest. The attitudes of some round here are sadly a good few years behind where they should be.

MilnerR

8,273 posts

287 months

Thursday 14th April 2005
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People who want development stopped will try pretty much anything. Objectors to a large development near us requested a signature for a petition. Their main objection was that the development contained 3 storey houses, which they claimed, were not in keeping with the surrounding area. "that's odd" says I, "Don't you live in a three storey house?" If looks could have killed


This anecdote however beats anything i've heard previously hands down, are they afraid that wacko jacko might be interested in buying one?

simpo two

92,688 posts

294 months

Thursday 14th April 2005
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I was pitching to be the official photographer for the organisers of a family competition. I was told that you're not allowed to take photos of children - because of the paedophiles...

If they get turned on by photos of fully clothed children, the average mail order catalogue should keep them busy...

Soon children will have to be smuggled about with blankets over their heads... words fail me.

fido

18,860 posts

284 months

Thursday 14th April 2005
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this sounds so Brass-Eye-esque.
reminds me of when i used to live opposite a sixth form girls college, often to the amusement of my mates.

"me? what with my reputation?" [character from 'The Fast Show']

scruffy

3,757 posts

290 months

Thursday 14th April 2005
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simpo two said:

Soon children will have to be smuggled about with blankets over their heads




Oh sh1t, I contributed...

Don Veloci

2,189 posts

310 months

Thursday 14th April 2005
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rude-boy said:

Plotloss said:
See Chris Morris was completely correct.



Know what you mean, the first thought that came into my head was 'Brasseye'

damn my formatting to hell

>> Edited by rude-boy on Thursday 14th April 11:53


Never did see that Brasseye but my first thought was Monkey Dust - The Paedofinder General.
They probably don't see that as a satirical take on their warped thinking.

simpo two

92,688 posts

294 months

Thursday 14th April 2005
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scruffy said:

Oh sh1t, I contributed...

You disgusting pervert, you posted a photo of children. You must now have your balls pulls off with pliers by a baying mob of media-crazed halfwits.

And anyone else who looked at it must suffer the same fate. You're all sick, sick, sick I tell you (has seizure and dies)

seafarer

1,278 posts

282 months

Thursday 14th April 2005
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My elementary school was in a poor neighborhood (lots of vagrants), and bordered on a road with a lot of traffic. It has always had an 18 ft high chain link fence around the front yard. This prevents the casual stranger from just wandering on to the yard and talking to/stealing a kid. It also keeps the little varmints in as it's necessarily too high to climb. This was all about 20 years ago, and it's the same today. Maybe it was once a good neighborhood 50+years ago, and there was no fence needed? But I doubt it.

The petition writer sounds like a moron. You don't know what economic and development situations are going to occur around a school. It's like saying "I want to stem the tide of economics rather than taking reasonable, cost-effective measures." If they are worried about the child's safety, make the school less accessible to people who shouldn't be there.