There have been riots in the U.S but it appears that
the British response has been to put the blame on individualistic traits.David
Cameron's response has been that it is a culture where young people are not
taught to differentiate between right or wrong.Personally I do think that young
people
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Dear Tipsters,
Allen Esterson is informative and more than generous in his response to a
posting that even he presents to be "risible".
However, forgive me if I reiterate a past theme that some of us are frustrated
over the time that can be wasted correcting errors in initial postings. I know
Michael: A less jaundiced view of "British morality" [sic]:
Young people volunteering to take back their communities from the
yobs—and clapping police cars as they go by:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fCsrcnUy8ao&feature=related
Elsewhere in London:
"What really felt amazing yesterday was how
Michael Sylvester writes:
>There was no bystander apathy when a group of rioters came
>to assist a person who had been injured,but to add insult to
>injury,they stole items from the injured indivudual's backpack.
>It appears that British morality has reached a new low.
Here is the video showing t
On 9 August 2011 Beth Benoit wrote:
>Thanks again for the really fun video and for the update
>about Freud's purported erotic moment as a toddler on a
>train. It does give one pause for thought about how he
>may have occasionally (?) sculpted an event to fit his theory.
For the sake of brevity I
