[News] "Common scum who cost the railway millions and keep fares high"

[clapham_gull]

You really have to separate what they were doing there from the fact they were they at all.

You can't defend the art when it's being done not only at the risk of their own lives but the life of the driver and the poor sods who have to clear the bodies up.

I have absolutely sympathy with their families of course, a tragic loss of life. But that sympathy has to be put in the same context as a burgler who gets stabbed entering a property.

To be a great artist you don't have to put your life and others at risk.

 

[the right footed denilson]

You really have to separate what they were doing there from the fact they were they at all.

You can't defend the art when it's being done not only at the risk of their own lives but the life of the driver and the poor sods who have to clear the bodies up.

I have absolutely sympathy with their families of course, a tragic loss of life. But that sympathy has to be put in the same context as a burgler who gets stabbed entering a property.

To be a great artist you don't have to put your life and others at risk.

Still has nothing to do with fare prices.

 

[clapham_gull]

Still has nothing to do with fare prices.

Which has absolutely no connection to what I posted above.

 

[The Clamp]

One family said the only comfort they have is he "died doing what he loved". What? Being run over by a train?

 

[Medwayseagull]

I thought the thread title was refering to Chris Grayling.

 

[maffew]

You really have to separate what they were doing there from the fact they were they at all.

You can't defend the art when it's being done not only at the risk of their own lives but the life of the driver and the poor sods who have to clear the bodies up.

I have absolutely sympathy with their families of course, a tragic loss of life. But that sympathy has to be put in the same context as a burgler who gets stabbed entering a property.

To be a great artist you don't have to put your life and others at risk.

That is a fair point (indeed a fact - I wouldnt put it quite in the same context as an armed burglar though intent on (arguably) causing harm), however it was made on a forum discussing a stupid comment made by a twunt who had no need or business to post a provocative and untimely twitter post and those two need to be put into context as well

 

[Live by the sea]

Graffiti is socially unacceptable. Fair enough if you want to ruin your own body with tattoos but don’t do it on buildings and property you don’t own. Totally unacceptable

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Graffiti is socially unacceptable. Fair enough if you want to ruin your own body with tattoos but don’t do it on buildings and property you don’t own. Totally unacceptable

Trying to stop it is a losing battle, just accept it.

 

[Uncle C]

Graffiti is socially unacceptable. Fair enough if you want to ruin your own body with tattoos but don’t do it on buildings and property you don’t own. Totally unacceptable

Well there's 3 people that wont be doing it again.

 

[Uncle C]

Trying to stop it is a losing battle, just accept it.

Only if you're a defeatist wimp.

 

[Razzoo]

Trying to stop it is a losing battle, just accept it.

A bit like Brexit then?

 

[BN9 BHA]

Still has nothing to do with fare prices.

 

[Worried Man Blues]

How difficult is it to catch someone who signs everything!

 

[GOM]

Still has nothing to do with fare prices.

see post #18

 

[Dave the OAP]

@railwayembanksy

Top work sir.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Only if you're a defeatist wimp.

It’s called being realistic.

 

[Green Cross Code Man]

A bit like Brexit then?

Lol!

 

[PILTDOWN MAN]

You really have to separate what they were doing there from the fact they were they at all.

You can't defend the art when it's being done not only at the risk of their own lives but the life of the driver and the poor sods who have to clear the bodies up.

I have absolutely sympathy with their families of course, a tragic loss of life. But that sympathy has to be put in the same context as a burgler who gets stabbed entering a property.

To be a great artist you don't have to put your life and others at risk.

And a lot of people would question it as art. Some is artistic but much is terrible and ruins the area

 

[PILTDOWN MAN]

Trying to stop it is a losing battle, just accept it.

What should we

 

[looney]

With Trump's spokespeople, past and present, aggressively defending the policy. Their stance, that arrested criminals including illegal immigrants, are necessarily always separated from their kids.

My suspicion is that they're using this cruelty to deter others crossing the border.

Maybe, this is the same policy as Obama its just on a bit bigger scale If we sent back all un accompanied kids and deducted the bill from foreign aid it would soon stop.