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Comment on Positive thinking by Andy(ArT)Trigg

Andy(ArT)Trigg — Thu, 18 Aug 2011 11:25:51 +0000

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Comment on Throw rioter’s families out of their homes and stop their benefits? Don’t be daft by Andy(ArT)Trigg

Andy(ArT)Trigg — Mon, 15 Aug 2011 15:13:59 +0000

They need to change the name of the petition to “Let’s single out all the people who rent houses and don’t have a job for extra severe punishment whilst letting all the others off”.

At least that way it would be clear that the motive of the people signing it is to kick the lower classes and people they see as beneath them in the social hierarchy. At least that would be honest.

Comment on Throw rioter’s families out of their homes and stop their benefits? Don’t be daft by Andy(ArT)Trigg

Andy(ArT)Trigg — Mon, 15 Aug 2011 15:06:06 +0000

Hi Lee: That’s designed for getting rid of problem families when they terrorise their local communities and constantly abuse or rob their neighbours. They only use it in extreme cases and after many warnings and a history of abuse. It was never intended to evict people who have committed “any” criminal act. If you commit a criminal act you go to court, get fined, get prison or get community service etc. – you do not lose your home.

Trying to twist this power round to justify condemning a whole family because of the behaviour of 1 member is perverse and outrageously unjust – and will never work. Robbing a shop in town during a riot is nothing to do with the anti-social behaviour those powers were meant to address.

Comment on Throw rioter’s families out of their homes and stop their benefits? Don’t be daft by Lee Wilson

Lee Wilson — Mon, 15 Aug 2011 14:31:46 +0000

Hi Andy,

Just been on the e-petition that is asking for this to be discussed in parliament, it has reached over 200,000 signitures which means it must be discussed by the back benches. but heres a quote from their statement:
“In relation to social housing, it is already a ground for eviction if a tenant or a member of their family is involved in anti-social behaviour or criminal activity in their local neighbourhood. Ministers have encouraged social landlords to use these powers, and a number of local authorities have pledged to do so.”

Comment on Which side of your brain is dominant test – and what does it mean? by William

William — Sun, 24 Jul 2011 07:31:45 +0000

I am ambidextrous, and therefore use both sides of my brain equally. I could in fact change her direction at will, I always have been able to with these type of things, but it still requires focus. But then, while staring at this one, I came up with a wild idea that seemed crazy at first, but worked like a charm! What I did was switch the hands that I was using the mouse with and spin it in circles. Every time I would do this, I suppose it stimulates the other side of my brain, because the girl would change directions.
On another note, I would love to hear from the masses with a dominant side of the brain to see if my technique has worked for them as well.