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artonmysleeve (63) in humanrights • 6 years ago

Thank you @truthbeyondlies. it means a lot. we are glad we are safe to, there was other factors to us moving too but the area was definitely one of them

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6 years ago by artonmysleeve (63)

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truthbeyondlies (63) · 6 years ago

Completely understandable. We actually are thinking about moving... nothing like what you faced but we have noticed that our neighborhood is not what it use to be.

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artonmysleeve (63) · 6 years ago

It's never good when an area drops. My wife grow up where we used to live, it was really safe, you could leave your doors open and go a way for 2 weeks and come back with no problems, Now it seems like they have moved loads of low life into the area.
It is mainly council housing so a cheap place to live, with the uk letting people move from abroad they have to give them somewhere to live, which is not a problem when people abide by the law, but it seems like people do what they want.
Murder has rose in that area, we have heard of rape stabbings and robbery.
the day before we moved in here someone tried to break into out house while we were in bed. i went down to them at my door while they were using a crow bar to get in my back doors. it was really scary, I went and chased after them as I wasn't having my family put in danger.
I phoned the police which took them 3 hours to get to us.
Luck the same people who tried to rob us robbed another house 5 streets over after ours and got caught in the act.
they are looking at 2 years each for there stupidity

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truthbeyondlies (63) · 6 years ago

Oh wow. You know it is sad the way the world has changed. When I was a teenager my mom and I would go to my great aunts house and spend the weekend from time to time. I remember being there and they never locked the door. That was strange to me because where I lived you had to lock your door. I miss them times and did not know what they would mean until I was an adult. That kind of safety has a lot of comfort that come with it. The children of this current generation will never know what that is like and that is what I find so sad. Now the police part, I can relate. They are not quick to respond in my area as well. I have come to the conclusion that the police are not here to protect and serve anymore.

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artonmysleeve (63) · 6 years ago

All the police are these days are evidence gatherers, there powers are about as much use as a wet paper bag all because of health and safety laws and government cut backs.
And they are still cutting them back till there will be less and less and the country will run it's self into the ground.
Its same with our health system too, the government has sold of parts of the nhs and it is now struggling, they will keep doing this as they want it to fail, they see private health care the way to go.
They belaime the nhs for so much and don't ever mention that the cut backs that they have made is what the problem is.
The crazy thing that we all know about is that people like me who need the nhs and prescriptions will have to pay over the odds for the medication and care that I need. so when it comes to the day I will have to pay $$$$ for my care as no one will touch me to insure me privately.

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