Most horrific public interaction
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kiethton said:
That's pretty s
t :/
That is staggering I must admit, I've never witness anything like this but it amazes me that people are that ignorant and stupid. The irony being that most British people would rather have respectable people of all backgrounds around them than the kind of ignorant scum coming out with abuse like that mentioned. t :/A good friend of mine is from Trinidad and once asked him if he'd ever experienced any racist comments or abuse, was glad to hear that he never had.
Still shocks me when people are that outwardly racist though.
Since we're going down that line:
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
TL:DR - Out cycling, my family and I were threatened by some dhead who said he'd fking kill us all. As he departed he called me a fking . Very upset family - distraught 7 year old who was on the receiving end of it too.
I reported it to the police and after a little to-ing and fro-ing, he was found and sentenced. I received details of his sentencing:
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
TL:DR - Out cycling, my family and I were threatened by some d
head who said he'd fking kill us all. As he departed he called me a fking . Very upset family - distraught 7 year old who was on the receiving end of it too.I reported it to the police and after a little to-ing and fro-ing, he was found and sentenced. I received details of his sentencing:
Sentence said:
At the trial on 29th October, 2015 at Shorpe Magistrates Court, [Name Removed] was found guilty of the charges:
1 Use threatening / abusive / insulting words / behaviour with intent to cause fear of / provoke unlawful violence
3 Racially aggravated fear of violence - words
The sentence was as follows:
Ordered to pay compensation of £60.00. – This is administered by the Hull Magistrates Court.
Ordered to pay a criminal courts charge of £520.00.
Community Order - this means that he will be/have to
OPTIONS:
· Rehabilitation Activity Requirement: Offender to comply with any instructions of the responsible officer to attend appointments (with the responsible officer or someone else nominated by them), or to participate in any activity as required by the responsible officer up to a maximum of 10 sessions
· Supervised by the Probation Service for a rehabilitation period of 12 months.
horpe Magistrates Court, [Name Removed] was found guilty of the charges:1 Use threatening / abusive / insulting words / behaviour with intent to cause fear of / provoke unlawful violence
3 Racially aggravated fear of violence - words
The sentence was as follows:
Ordered to pay compensation of £60.00. – This is administered by the Hull Magistrates Court.
Ordered to pay a criminal courts charge of £520.00.
Community Order - this means that he will be/have to
OPTIONS:
· Rehabilitation Activity Requirement: Offender to comply with any instructions of the responsible officer to attend appointments (with the responsible officer or someone else nominated by them), or to participate in any activity as required by the responsible officer up to a maximum of 10 sessions
· Supervised by the Probation Service for a rehabilitation period of 12 months.
james_tigerwoods said:
Since we're going down that line:
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
TL:DR - Out cycling, my family and I were threatened by some dhead who said he'd fking kill us all. As he departed he called me a fking . Very upset family - distraught 7 year old who was on the receiving end of it too.
I reported it to the police and after a little to-ing and fro-ing, he was found and sentenced. I received details of his sentencing:
I remember reading that http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
TL:DR - Out cycling, my family and I were threatened by some d
head who said he'd fking kill us all. As he departed he called me a fking . Very upset family - distraught 7 year old who was on the receiving end of it too.I reported it to the police and after a little to-ing and fro-ing, he was found and sentenced. I received details of his sentencing:
Sentence said:
At the trial on 29th October, 2015 at Shorpe Magistrates Court, [Name Removed] was found guilty of the charges:
1 Use threatening / abusive / insulting words / behaviour with intent to cause fear of / provoke unlawful violence
3 Racially aggravated fear of violence - words
The sentence was as follows:
Ordered to pay compensation of £60.00. – This is administered by the Hull Magistrates Court.
Ordered to pay a criminal courts charge of £520.00.
Community Order - this means that he will be/have to
OPTIONS:
· Rehabilitation Activity Requirement: Offender to comply with any instructions of the responsible officer to attend appointments (with the responsible officer or someone else nominated by them), or to participate in any activity as required by the responsible officer up to a maximum of 10 sessions
· Supervised by the Probation Service for a rehabilitation period of 12 months.
horpe Magistrates Court, [Name Removed] was found guilty of the charges:1 Use threatening / abusive / insulting words / behaviour with intent to cause fear of / provoke unlawful violence
3 Racially aggravated fear of violence - words
The sentence was as follows:
Ordered to pay compensation of £60.00. – This is administered by the Hull Magistrates Court.
Ordered to pay a criminal courts charge of £520.00.
Community Order - this means that he will be/have to
OPTIONS:
· Rehabilitation Activity Requirement: Offender to comply with any instructions of the responsible officer to attend appointments (with the responsible officer or someone else nominated by them), or to participate in any activity as required by the responsible officer up to a maximum of 10 sessions
· Supervised by the Probation Service for a rehabilitation period of 12 months.
Do you think he will change or just be angrier and feel the authorities have it in for him?
One that bothered me for years, I was probably about 10 or 11 and was walking down to the beach on my own, and I passed a very respectable looking pensioner who was walking towards me.
I said 'Afternoon' as I walked past and he absolutely exploded.
"WHAT DID YOU SAY? - I SAID, WHAT DID YOU SAY?" he screamed at me, dangerously purple in the face.
"mmmm. Afternoon" I meekly replied.
I think that he then realised that he'd misheard (God knows what he thought I'd said), and then stomped off glaring back at me.
Nasty old bugger, I didn't bother trying to be nice to strangers after that for a long time.
I said 'Afternoon' as I walked past and he absolutely exploded.
"WHAT DID YOU SAY? - I SAID, WHAT DID YOU SAY?" he screamed at me, dangerously purple in the face.
"mmmm. Afternoon" I meekly replied.
I think that he then realised that he'd misheard (God knows what he thought I'd said), and then stomped off glaring back at me.
Nasty old bugger, I didn't bother trying to be nice to strangers after that for a long time.
mandos_01 said:
15 years ago I was heading to the shops with my mum (I was around 10, little sister around 6)
Its coming up to Christmas, car park absolutely heaving, mum stops close by a lady loading her pram into the boot when she indicated she was leaving. Lady drives out of her space, and some woman driving past drives straight in, despite us obviously waiting for that space with indicators on
Mum gets out to protest, woman is a real foul mouthed chav and begins racially abusing my mum before walking away.
This is bad enough, Mum's shaking a bit when 2 scumbag 50 year old blokes tell her that she had no right to protest because that woman is English and we're f*cking P*kis
Mum argues back that we're all born in Britain and who the hell do they think they are - a few people have stopped at this point seeing 2 big guys arguing with a 5'2 Indian lady with 2 kids
The 2 guys then threaten to smash my face in and sell my sister to be abused
Mum practically in tears at this point by the time a couple of people step in and usher the 2 c*nts away, and we drive home
I've often thought about how badly I'd like to get hold of those 3 people, now I'm not a helpless kid being protected by his mother
Without being soppy about it i hope you have since found that this is the minority and that most people treat you as what you are, the same as them. Its coming up to Christmas, car park absolutely heaving, mum stops close by a lady loading her pram into the boot when she indicated she was leaving. Lady drives out of her space, and some woman driving past drives straight in, despite us obviously waiting for that space with indicators on
Mum gets out to protest, woman is a real foul mouthed chav and begins racially abusing my mum before walking away.
This is bad enough, Mum's shaking a bit when 2 scumbag 50 year old blokes tell her that she had no right to protest because that woman is English and we're f*cking P*kis
Mum argues back that we're all born in Britain and who the hell do they think they are - a few people have stopped at this point seeing 2 big guys arguing with a 5'2 Indian lady with 2 kids
The 2 guys then threaten to smash my face in and sell my sister to be abused
Mum practically in tears at this point by the time a couple of people step in and usher the 2 c*nts away, and we drive home
I've often thought about how badly I'd like to get hold of those 3 people, now I'm not a helpless kid being protected by his mother
Vandenberg said:
Encountered quite a few angry chuggers on camden high street, one in particular was outraged that I didn't give a chuff about blind/deaf/children and proceed did to ask me what I did care about: animals, humans, disabled, political prisoners? he kept shouting to me and others trying to get support.
I replied after 5 pints all I care about now is a steak sandwich from dirty metro's with lashings of chilli sauce.
Whilst I stood there watching my steak cook, he shouted that I was responsible for all the worlds ills and only cared about myself.
That will teach me to suited and booted in Camden.
The Eric Cartman approach works wonders:I replied after 5 pints all I care about now is a steak sandwich from dirty metro's with lashings of chilli sauce.
Whilst I stood there watching my steak cook, he shouted that I was responsible for all the worlds ills and only cared about myself.
That will teach me to suited and booted in Camden.
"It seems like everyone has an attitude of "that's just the way they are" or "that's just the way it is"! Nobody likes it, but everybody's too busy to do anything about it!
I'm not too busy, Stan.
You're not?
No, I just don't care. At all.
Yeah, me neither.
Kenny? You don't care about whales and dolphins being slaughtered?
[speaking into the mic] Stan, me and Kenny don't give two s
ts about stupid-ass whaaales!"DJFish said:
The mass 'clinking' (replace the l with an h) of glasses at a recent family meal accompanied by lots of people saying "clink" (again, replace the l with an h to bypass the swear filter, it really is relevant to the story), only then did we look over and notice the ethnicity of the family at the next table.
is classed as a swear word!? As in, of light, a clink in his armour? Surely not. 
It actually is! 
Dear oh dear...
Here you go Pistonhead Overlords, this is what it actually means.
1
tʃɪŋk/Submit
noun
a narrow opening, typically one that admits light.
"a in the curtains"
synonyms: opening, gap, space, hole, aperture, break, breach, crack, fissure, crevice, cranny, cleft, cut, rift, split, slit, slot
"the sun had found a in the clouds"
a beam or patch of light admitted by a narrow opening.
"I noticed a of light under the door"
Good grief.
Are we allowed good grief even? Should I say 'double plus ungood'?
Dear oh dear...
Here you go Pistonhead Overlords, this is what it actually means.
1tʃɪŋk/Submit
noun
a narrow opening, typically one that admits light.
"a
in the curtains"synonyms: opening, gap, space, hole, aperture, break, breach, crack, fissure, crevice, cranny, cleft, cut, rift, split, slit, slot
"the sun had found a
in the clouds"a beam or patch of light admitted by a narrow opening.
"I noticed a
of light under the door"Good grief.
Are we allowed good grief even? Should I say 'double plus ungood'?
Edited by Ari on Tuesday 16th August 13:23
Issi said:
One that bothered me for years, I was probably about 10 or 11 and was walking down to the beach on my own, and I passed a very respectable looking pensioner who was walking towards me.
I said 'Afternoon' as I walked past and he absolutely exploded.
"WHAT DID YOU SAY? - I SAID, WHAT DID YOU SAY?" he screamed at me, dangerously purple in the face.
"mmmm. Afternoon" I meekly replied.
I think that he then realised that he'd misheard (God knows what he thought I'd said), and then stomped off glaring back at me.
Nasty old bugger, I didn't bother trying to be nice to strangers after that for a long time.
Was it Fred Elliot? I said 'Afternoon' as I walked past and he absolutely exploded.
"WHAT DID YOU SAY? - I SAID, WHAT DID YOU SAY?" he screamed at me, dangerously purple in the face.
"mmmm. Afternoon" I meekly replied.
I think that he then realised that he'd misheard (God knows what he thought I'd said), and then stomped off glaring back at me.
Nasty old bugger, I didn't bother trying to be nice to strangers after that for a long time.
Compared to some mine was mild.
Walking the dogs and the girl, a big old Lurcher, has a big pee.
Carried on walking, a white van pulls up and I'm thinking directions.
Fat yob driving, "Are you gonna pick that up?"
Sorry, says I, bemused.
"That shi1t your dog just done"
Well I'm not "powerfully built" but no shrinking violet either.
So lowering myself to words he would comprehend, "She's a girl and she's just had a big pi$$ and you need to keep your effing snout out!"
Screeches off in his Vivaro.
Edited by Dennis99 on Tuesday 16th August 13:52
kiethton said:
That's pretty st :/
t :/PorkInsider said:
That's horrific!
I didn't think even the scum underclass we've somehow propagated were as vile as that.
Very, very sad.
I didn't think even the scum underclass we've somehow propagated were as vile as that.
Very, very sad.
Wobbegong said:
Terrible Where abouts was this?
I've encountered racism in the Birmngham a couple of times. Once in Allum Rock where I was told whites aren't welcome (I was only trying to deliver a parcel to the lovely Mrs Singh ) and once in Ladywood where my delivery van was pelted with bricks and we later realised a bullet had gone through the side panel 
however I think the latter was more due to the thuggish area I was trying to work in and my skin colour was something to comment on.
Where abouts was this? I've encountered racism in the Birmngham a couple of times. Once in Allum Rock where I was told whites aren't welcome (I was only trying to deliver a parcel to the lovely Mrs Singh
) and once in Ladywood where my delivery van was pelted with bricks and we later realised a bullet had gone through the side panel however I think the latter was more due to the thuggish area I was trying to work in and my skin colour was something to comment on. Sheetmaself said:
Without being soppy about it i hope you have since found that this is the minority and that most people treat you as what you are, the same as them.
Thanks for all of your kind words.This was in Chatham, Kent. We still have family in the area, but haven't been back there in years
Fortunately, its been a one off incident that has always reminded me that there really are some absolute scumbags out there.
Can't deny that its still something that affects me even after all this time, and even typing that out I found myself getting quite worked up
mandos_01 said:
Thanks for all of your kind words.
This was in Chatham, Kent. We still have family in the area, but haven't been back there in years
Fortunately, its been a one off incident that has always reminded me that there really are some absolute scumbags out there.
Can't deny that its still something that affects me even after all this time, and even typing that out I found myself getting quite worked up
TBH reading it has raise my blood pressure.This was in Chatham, Kent. We still have family in the area, but haven't been back there in years
Fortunately, its been a one off incident that has always reminded me that there really are some absolute scumbags out there.
Can't deny that its still something that affects me even after all this time, and even typing that out I found myself getting quite worked up
I really just can't understand why the hell in this day and age anyone can consider themselves better than others due to the colour of their skin.
Especially when their actions clearly show that they are beneath contempt and hard of thinking, to be polite.
Alex_225 said:
kiethton said:
That's pretty st :/
That is staggering I must admit, I've never witness anything like this but it amazes me that people are that ignorant and stupid. The irony being that most British people would rather have respectable people of all backgrounds around them than the kind of ignorant scum coming out with abuse like that mentioned. t :/A good friend of mine is from Trinidad and once asked him if he'd ever experienced any racist comments or abuse, was glad to hear that he never had.
Still shocks me when people are that outwardly racist though.
It's no consolation to the 10 year old you but there are scum everywhere
Wobbegong said:
james_tigerwoods said:
Since we're going down that line:
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
TL:DR - Out cycling, my family and I were threatened by some dhead who said he'd fking kill us all. As he departed he called me a fking . Very upset family - distraught 7 year old who was on the receiving end of it too.
I reported it to the police and after a little to-ing and fro-ing, he was found and sentenced. I received details of his sentencing:
I remember reading that http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
TL:DR - Out cycling, my family and I were threatened by some d
head who said he'd fking kill us all. As he departed he called me a fking . Very upset family - distraught 7 year old who was on the receiving end of it too.I reported it to the police and after a little to-ing and fro-ing, he was found and sentenced. I received details of his sentencing:
Sentence said:
At the trial on 29th October, 2015 at Shorpe Magistrates Court, [Name Removed] was found guilty of the charges:
1 Use threatening / abusive / insulting words / behaviour with intent to cause fear of / provoke unlawful violence
3 Racially aggravated fear of violence - words
The sentence was as follows:
Ordered to pay compensation of £60.00. – This is administered by the Hull Magistrates Court.
Ordered to pay a criminal courts charge of £520.00.
Community Order - this means that he will be/have to
OPTIONS:
· Rehabilitation Activity Requirement: Offender to comply with any instructions of the responsible officer to attend appointments (with the responsible officer or someone else nominated by them), or to participate in any activity as required by the responsible officer up to a maximum of 10 sessions
· Supervised by the Probation Service for a rehabilitation period of 12 months.
horpe Magistrates Court, [Name Removed] was found guilty of the charges:1 Use threatening / abusive / insulting words / behaviour with intent to cause fear of / provoke unlawful violence
3 Racially aggravated fear of violence - words
The sentence was as follows:
Ordered to pay compensation of £60.00. – This is administered by the Hull Magistrates Court.
Ordered to pay a criminal courts charge of £520.00.
Community Order - this means that he will be/have to
OPTIONS:
· Rehabilitation Activity Requirement: Offender to comply with any instructions of the responsible officer to attend appointments (with the responsible officer or someone else nominated by them), or to participate in any activity as required by the responsible officer up to a maximum of 10 sessions
· Supervised by the Probation Service for a rehabilitation period of 12 months.
Do you think he will change or just be angrier and feel the authorities have it in for him?
It's a s
t situation and I've dealt with it up until I left school and in to the real world - I never, ever, wanted my daughter to hear the word "n****r" and I hope she's clean forgotten about it. Mandos_01 - I'm sorry you had to hear that at all, people can be s
ts - it's just a shame that they didn't have any justice come their way. mandos_01 said:
Thanks for all of your kind words.
This was in Chatham, Kent. We still have family in the area, but haven't been back there in years
Fortunately, its been a one off incident that has always reminded me that there really are some absolute scumbags out there.
Can't deny that its still something that affects me even after all this time, and even typing that out I found myself getting quite worked up
I can imagine why. That kind of abuse is unacceptable and it's so disappointing to hear it still happensThis was in Chatham, Kent. We still have family in the area, but haven't been back there in years
Fortunately, its been a one off incident that has always reminded me that there really are some absolute scumbags out there.
Can't deny that its still something that affects me even after all this time, and even typing that out I found myself getting quite worked up
Rude-boy said:
TBH reading it has raise my blood pressure.
I really just can't understand why the hell in this day and age anyone can consider themselves better than others due to the colour of their skin.
Especially when their actions clearly show that they are beneath contempt and hard of thinking, to be polite.
I completely agree. I really just can't understand why the hell in this day and age anyone can consider themselves better than others due to the colour of their skin.
Especially when their actions clearly show that they are beneath contempt and hard of thinking, to be polite.
amancalledrob said:
That kind of abuse is unacceptable and it's so disappointing to hear it still happens
Absolutely. When I was about 10 my Mum and Dad took me and my sister to Battersea park for something or other I don't remember what. Anyway at the end of the day we walked back to our car (a mk1 cavalier which wasnt that old at the time!)which was parked within the park boundary, there were only a few cars there but we found a group of kids (they didn't seem like kids at the time but I guess were 16 or 17) sitting on our car.
When my Dad asked them to move they went for him, my Mum bundled us into the car and we sat watching (and shifting ourselves) whilst my Dad got his face punched in. Eventually they got bored or whatever and my Dad got back in the car and we got the hell out of there, he with blood pouring down his face. I'll never forget Mum giving him a gingham tea towel to mop it up.
It was a very quiet journey home, and whilst it didn't turn me into a massive racist or anything I was always vary wary of groups of black teenagers when I was younger, and hated going into London for ages
When my Dad asked them to move they went for him, my Mum bundled us into the car and we sat watching (and shifting ourselves) whilst my Dad got his face punched in. Eventually they got bored or whatever and my Dad got back in the car and we got the hell out of there, he with blood pouring down his face. I'll never forget Mum giving him a gingham tea towel to mop it up.
It was a very quiet journey home, and whilst it didn't turn me into a massive racist or anything I was always vary wary of groups of black teenagers when I was younger, and hated going into London for ages
stinkspanner said:
When I was about 10 my Mum and Dad took me and my sister to Battersea park for something or other I don't remember what. Anyway at the end of the day we walked back to our car (a mk1 cavalier which wasnt that old at the time!)which was parked within the park boundary, there were only a few cars there but we found a group of kids (they didn't seem like kids at the time but I guess were 16 or 17) sitting on our car.
When my Dad asked them to move they went for him, my Mum bundled us into the car and we sat watching (and shifting ourselves) whilst my Dad got his face punched in. Eventually they got bored or whatever and my Dad got back in the car and we got the hell out of there, he with blood pouring down his face. I'll never forget Mum giving him a gingham tea towel to mop it up.
It was a very quiet journey home, and whilst it didn't turn me into a massive racist or anything I was always vary wary of groups of black teenagers when I was younger, and hated going into London for ages
When my Dad asked them to move they went for him, my Mum bundled us into the car and we sat watching (and shifting ourselves) whilst my Dad got his face punched in. Eventually they got bored or whatever and my Dad got back in the car and we got the hell out of there, he with blood pouring down his face. I'll never forget Mum giving him a gingham tea towel to mop it up.
It was a very quiet journey home, and whilst it didn't turn me into a massive racist or anything I was always vary wary of groups of black teenagers when I was younger, and hated going into London for ages
That would have scarred me for life... Hope your dad (plus you and your family) got over it? Did the police catch any of them?
Mandos_01 sorry for what you experienced, I didnt think there was much overt racism about but that changed when I went for a meal with one of the coders who worked for me, we had worked late in the office, and the coder asked me if I wanted to join him breaking fast, so we piled out for a meal and he was explaining to me the traditions of Ramadan and what it meant to him and how much it was going to cost him all very interesting, when we left the restaurant I spotted a group of drunk lads, one of them spotted us and shouted "why don't you go back to where your fking from"
I was thinking, its going to kick off, and working out which one would be my best option if it does, then I heard the coder shouting back in the most broad yorkshire accent I have ever heard.
"Where Halifax ?, Born and bred in Halifax not Pakistan ya daft bd"
At this moment I thought its really going to kick off, but then all the thug's mates fell about laughing and taking the piss out of the guy who had said it.
What really saddened me was when the coder told me that it was a regular occurrence,, hence why he learnt martial arts and other coping mechanisms to deal with it when it happened.
king from" I was thinking, its going to kick off, and working out which one would be my best option if it does, then I heard the coder shouting back in the most broad yorkshire accent I have ever heard.
"Where Halifax ?, Born and bred in Halifax not Pakistan ya daft b
d"At this moment I thought its really going to kick off, but then all the thug's mates fell about laughing and taking the piss out of the guy who had said it.
What really saddened me was when the coder told me that it was a regular occurrence,, hence why he learnt martial arts and other coping mechanisms to deal with it when it happened.
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