I agree with you entirely about the fairness - the fairness about stereotyping from some who posted about your unfortunate incident.
Trust me i am fairly au fait with such matters and would (re)assure you that the local folk aren't the first victims of crime.
Im not a crusader of the people but i do resent reading generalisations which are fundamentally flawed from the outset, especially when i do know things to be different.
Anyone reading about the theft you experienced would rightfully be angry - i too have been there - but my own anger was exacerbated by ill thought remarks.
Stolen motor vehicles can equally be recovered in other places of our country and capital city.
Sorry again to read of your being a victim.
Jesus..... hows that in english?
Most of us are relatively intellegent, just because you have 'local' knowledge of 'that patch' it's like tom thumb, with his finger stuck in 'his local' dyke that's his home (sic) so its ok as its what he is used to.
Whats wrong with a couple of neighbour hoods being mentioned.
BTW as you can see i live in P'boro, whatever that means. It's a forgettable experience to most visitors, as it is with MOST towns - we see the degradation before the 'better stuff'.
It's my home, and I chose to live here, whatever visitors think of the place.....
I don't give a stuff what people think of where i live, just as when I go to the ruins of Barnsley (today) or felixstowe/ wisbekistan/ milton keynes, ext, most of these places look like shite, that I wouldnt want to live in, however it's home to many.
Thats where we are, so why get 'angry' or take offence about someones view. - or is it because the views are expressed by those south of the haloed border?
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