Why does stamping on someone's head and body and kicking them even after they have ceased moving only merit one year in a young offenders insititute? They were fortunate the victim wasn't murdered.
The victim had asked them to pick up some litter they dropped in broad daylight in the centre of Bristol.
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It's something I used to do - make people pick up litter. I once made 2 18 year olds pick up a broken glass bottle and all the bits they'd just chucked on a road. I also made a gang pick up stuff they'd chucked on the floor right next to a bin..... The final straw came when some lads from across the road (they were students) chucked apples at our windows - I marched over and before I knew what I was doing, I had my hands round this 20 year old's neck while his 3 mates were cowering. As I was throttling him up against a wall with his feet dangling, I suddenly let go and walked back to my house.
The next morning, I went to the doctors - she put me on stuff to calm me down before I killed someone or someone killed me......
Now, when I see someone chuck stuff on the floor, I just walk away......
BTW Snafu - welcome back - I've missed your daaily questions.....
I read this in the Telegraph today... what a joke.
Thanks Alfie.
I fear that the litter louts would have been imprisoned for longer had they been drunk in charge of a vehicle that hit the victim even if the injuries were identical.
To me, beating someone senseless is the more serious offence.
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