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ople to act in a civilised manner with respect and consideration for others 3 unemployment several young rioters being interviewed on sky news claimed that because they couldnt get work they were taking revenge on the local businesses and high street chain stores that had overlooked their job applications as recipients of the already generous welfare state and as products of a comprehensive education system that eschews the concept of personal responsibility by labelling badly behaved children with non existent psycholgical conditions such as adhd odd oppositional defiant disorder and cd conduct disorder these young rioters have been imbued with the notion that their behaviour is not their fault and that it is the responsibility of the state to cater to their every whim they will have been indulged in this fallacy by every agency of the state they will have come in to contact with be it their schools social services supported housing sector youth offending service youth workers connexions and so on whilst i believe strongly in the welfare state i believe that every citizen has reciprocal rights and duties towards her or his fellow citizens which precludes burning peoples homes and places of work to the ground the uk s youth unemployment rate runs at around twenty percent and spain s is at forty percent the reason the spanish youth are not rioting is that they have strong communities above all though their police force wouldn t spend days debating with politicians whether using water cannon was an infringement the human rights of criminals who were blighting the lives of working class communities 4 boredom a middle class girl in the audience on the aforementioned bbc programme claimed that as young people are so bored what with being unemployed and not having enough youth clubs to go to they took to the streets out of frustration with the dullness and ennui of their existence i like to call this the throwing one s toys out of the pram theory in other words if i am not indulged and provided with entertainment and leisure by others i will terrorise my community and the lives of my neighbours this excuse is actually insulting to the majority of the sullen withdrawn and bored teenagers who don t resort to arsonry or throwing molotov cocktails at the police just to kill some time i spent a large proportion of my teenage years rigid with boredom but i never once thought i would alleviate the monotony of my existence by setting fire to a school or stabbing one of my friends or a passer by as we spent hours stupified with disaffection up alleyways and on street corners a few years ago i used to volunteer at a youth club which provided the youth in the area with meaningful activities and somewhere to socialise however it was taken over by young hoodlums who disobeyed the rules and bullied and victimised their well behaved peers when i challenged them i had a bottle thrown at me and a bin thrown over my head as is usual i got no support from the other staff as they were afraid of the thugs and instead they tried to reason with them which didn t work i almost responded clint eastwood style to this attack but in the interests of keeping my job in the school next door i restrained myself we had to close the youth club for several months as the manager couldnt control the rough element that kept turning up and the police and local people complained about an increase in anti social behaviour in the area on the nights it was open it is a glib prouncement to asssume that the building of a youth club will eradicate anti social behaviour and boredom is a pathetic excuse for violence and destruction to end on a positive note there was one young black man in the audience on young voter s question time who stated that it was the lack of respect for other people and their own communities that were the cause of the riots he too was unemployed and relatively poor he stated as were his friends but at the end of the day he remarked that his mother and other people in his community had instilled in him with respect for others and his fellow human beings this is the challenge that britain must now rise to and that is instilling a common value system based on respect for others and the rule of law in our young people this will involve a complete reversal in a lot of the social policy and a re imagining of the welfare state where individuals are encouraged to not see themselves as victims and passive recipients but as citizens with both rights and concomitant responsibilities towards members of your community posted by winstonsmith33 at 06 07 49 comments thursday 11 august 2011 riot talk in monotone on radio 5 i was on bbc radio 5 live with shelagh fogarty yesterday talking about the riots in my monotone voice with a clued up lady from manchester i wish they had given me an hour after my rant to play some seventies soul and jazz to soothe my mind after talking about social breakdown and the urban underclass click on the show for the 10th august it s roughly an hour in to the programme i am in the mail tomorrow friday the 12th for those of you who are interested link to radio posted by winstonsmith33 at 13 04 42 comments tuesday 9 august 2011 the riots in london are a culmination of decades of failed social policies the underclass are rising up no longer content with simply burglaring and mugging the decent law abiding working classes that have the misfortune to dwell amongst them they have now decided to torch and terrorise the very communities they come from what we are witnessing in london and in other cities across britain at the moment is an attack upon the decent and law abiding citizenry of the country their places of work have been attacked looted and even burned down opportunisitic burglaries have occured and violent attacks upon the police and innocent individuals are widespread fear is endemic and people are anticipating a fourth night of chaos and disorder the nation of britain is being brought to its knees by a festering amoral underclass that has been fostered by decades of failed social policies in the spheres of education criminal justice social services and by a well intentioned and necessary welfare state that has unwittingly produced an attitude amongst some young people that being a citizen of a country is all about what you can get without ever considering what you are contributing to the community that you come from the rightful abandonment of excessively harsh discipline only to swing to the extreme of having no discipline in schools along with the namby pamby non judgementalism that pervades social services and the youth offending service are all contributory factors to the chaos on our streets the police who purportedly exist to protect the masses of law abiding working communities from criminal elements and who exist to guard the peace are stymied in their efficacy by a political class that eschews robust policing when it is needed this morning on sky news the home secretary theresa may dismissed the option of using water cannon when she said the way we police in britain is not through use of water cannon the way we police in britain is through consent of communities i am sure if she consulted the vast majority of people on this island she would discover that very few people would be too concerned about a few thousand drenched tracksuits if it meant a return of law and order and an absence of terror within communities she then went on to assure us that people will start to see the consequences of their actions now just what will these consequences be you may ask well for those over eighteen whatever custodial sentences they do receive if any they will no doubt serve just a fraction of their sentences as is common for most criminals in the uk however in what will clearly be a perversion of justice those rioters under eighteen will be treated as if they too are the victims of the very crimes they have commited as this is the ethos at the heart of the youth justice system i know this from having worked alongside and in the youth offending service within a few weeks many of these rioters that you are now watching loot burn and terrorise on a twenty four news channel will be on an intensive surveillance and supervision programme where they will spend the majority of their sentence being escorted to gyms adventure centres dj courses and having their lunches bought and paid for and they will even be given the bus fares to attend their punishment there will be a minimum of community work as part of their issp and in some parts of the country the youth offending service will fail to implement this part of the issp i know this will occur because i have seen it first hand another part of their issp will involve them sitting in on classroom based sessions where staff will ask them what feelings they were experiencing prior to setting their community alight and how best they could channel those feelings in the future we may even get them to do some poster work as i have heard it referred to where they will draw and colour in examples of criminal behaviour just in case they were not aware that torching homes in their communities as well peoples place of employment and throwing masonry at innocent passers by as well as the police fire brigade were indeed criminal acts when this is the system charged with preventing youth crime is at any wonder we have such high rates of recidivism amongst the more serious of young criminals many of the rioters you see on the streets will have been through this sytem they know there are no real consequences for their actions and thus they behave in the manner we are now viewing one thing is clear to me about these riots that set them apart from the race riots of the eighties or those of the late sixties early seventies in the aftermath of state suppression of civil rights marches in northern ireland and it is that these disturbances are not political in nature or as a result of one ethnic group feeling rightfully disenfranchised and discriminated by the police this is a rainbow coalition of the underclass all shades and colours are present on the streets if it was political in nature the main targets of the rioters would be the state and whilst the police are being attacked the perpetrators are more concerned with acquiring the contents of high street shops these riots are purely criminal and materialistic in nature and it is the state and its failed social policies along with the pervading culture of selfishness as a result of neo liberalism that have bred the savage and feral mentality of the perpetrators it is no surprise that our police force has proved ineffective in protecting working and middle class communities when wetting criminals and louts is seen as a step too close to draconian policing is at any wonder we fear another night of chaos posted by winstonsmith33 at 04 01 76 comments thursday 21 july 2011 he don t need no education a few months ago a female colleague at the youth offending service chrissy asked me to sit in with her and a young male offender of seventeen she hoped i could be a positive male role model in getting him to do something constructive with his time rather than burgle his neighbours hi i m winston you must be noel nice to meet you chrissy then asked him what had he been doing since she last saw him several weeks ago i ve been looking for jobs but i m not having any luck having read his file and knowing he was completely illiterate i deduced that luck wasn t really the issue here i felt that the cart wasn t so much before the horse as completely without one anyway how do you look for work when you can t read i think noel was telling us what he thought we might want to hear noel in the interests of helping you in the long run i am going to be blunt with you there is no point in you seeking work until you learn to read there s not a job out there these days that will not require you to be literate to even lug rubble around a building site requires you to do a health and safety course which you will need to be able to read to pass i ll be fine i m not doing any courses or college i hate classrooms and teachers i ll get work eventually my uncle says he has six weeks cash in hand work with him as a gardening assistant in a few months noel that s not a secure job its some black market work there s no future in that for you if its an issue of being embarrassed in a group we can arrange one to one literacy lessons for you am not interested i ll get a job in the end my way i don t want to talk about this any longer are we nearly finished here i ve got to be off i ve got stuff to do chrissy arranged his next appointment and dismissed him i ve given up with him he s been in and out of here for a few years now for various offences and despite arranging courses for him and even one to one tuition he just wont engage he ll turn up for meetings here to prevent being breached but he refuses to do anything constructive i ve even had work experience arranged for him and they let him go due to turning up late all the time we both head back to our respective offices utterly frustrated later on i have a discussion with another youth offending officer who informs me that as part of their orders many young offenders are required to engage in education but that some officers wont breach them for failing to attend a course in that they believe it is against their human rights to coerce them in to education it s nice to know that educated middle class left wing idealists are defending the rights of disadvantaged young people to remain ignorant and disempowered for those of you who are interested i ve been interviewed here by the manchester evening news posted by winstonsmith33 at 11 09 64 comments monday 13 june 2011 it s just like prison a few weeks ago i accompanied an assortment of teenage rogues to a youth club where we punished them by means of video games snooker take away food and supervising them in a music studio where they had access to records that extoled the virtues of misogyny gangsterism and drug abuse however there was no structure to the activities and even in the dj studio they were left to their own devices with no one guiding them in how to become gangster djs in fact even if the senior youth offending worker who sat their looking in to space and playing on his mobile phone had wanted to instruct them in scratch mixing he couldn t have done so as some other scallywags had stolen the needles from the turntables so what ensued instead was that the young lads attempted to play instruments without having any knowledge or skill of how to do so i had to sit there for an hour as several of them banged on drums frantically and incessantly without any rhythm and a few others made several keyboards emit noises akin to that of a cat being strangled thankfully just before my ears started to bleed we broke for lunch in the afternoon i supervised a few of them as they played on a wi con...