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Re: Can't pay? we'll take it away
Think this will show Joe Punlic as evil and them as the nice guys doing a good job and operating within the rules -
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Urrghhh more dumbing down.
''Cameras follow repossession experts Mike Allonby and Terry Jones as they travel the streets, looking for cars belonging to people with outstanding unpaid loans. Such vehicles are rarely parked at the debtor’s address. Theirs is an often fruitless and stressful business, since they are paid only for successful repossession. One job takes them to Liverpool to collect a Renault Clio from a tough estate, but what begins as a straightforward repossession soon escalates into a violent confrontation, criminal damage and a call to the police.''
Such fun.#staysafestayhome
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Its sad that there now exists a culture of mocking the poor and indebted. Its a sinister side effect of the credit crunch and the governments decision to blame benefits/DSA recipients for the countrys' woes, rather than blame the corporate greed culture; which really triggered said recession."Although scalar fields are Lorentz scalars, they may transform nontrivially under other symmetries, such as flavour or isospin. For example, the pion is invariant under the restricted Lorentz group, but is an isospin triplet (meaning it transforms like a three component vector under the SU(2) isospin symmetry). Furthermore, it picks up a negative phase under parity inversion, so it transforms nontrivially under the full Lorentz group; such particles are called pseudoscalar rather than scalar. Most mesons are pseudoscalar particles." (finally explained to a captivated Celestine by Professor Brian Cox on Wednesday 27th June 2012
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Think you summed it very well Celestine its another chance to show the peasants in a bad light and let the reat know how the lowlifes live and the good guys getting the goods back God bless BritainComment
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I thought it was debt night on C5 ...this program and then the one straight after " Thieves and Thugs" but surprisingly its not about baliffs...Title is misleading.Comment
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Now there's a dilemna Ch 5 or BBC1 at 9pm.Comment
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I never watch television.Comment
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Originally posted by CleverClogs View Post
Well I think that is quite sad, have you got one though?Comment
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If forced, I would go for BBC2Originally posted by ploddertom View Post
Probably dumbed down science there, but gotta be better than the alternatives so far.Horizon: How You Really Make Decisions
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I have several analogue television receivers, all of which I detuned and uninstalled when I ceased to pay for a TV Reception Licence.Originally posted by enaid View PostComment
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Originally posted by CleverClogs View Post
So no peeping on line then eh? pmslComment
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No, not at all.Originally posted by enaid View PostSo no peeping on line then eh?
msl:
iPlayer doesn't count, as it's not live, broadcast television.Comment
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Well...What did you good people make of the program...1 thing clear to me is the program makers were trying there hardest to show the baliffs in as good a light as possible,as just doing a job that someone has to do, they are fair nice stick to the rules and polite baliffs collecting from people who deserve it,is what the program said to me...a definate 1 to baliffs and people in debt 0 IMO.Its the rich getting sympathy instead of the people in need,is how I see there program.They told the storys of the needy but mixed it with sympathetic BS from the greedy.
The pathetic reluctance to involve the police on that estate in Liverpool was laughable and blatently a thought out thing in order to not show the baliffs in a bad light...
Thats my take on it.Comment
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it was obvious we were not going to see naughty bailiffs/HCEO I felt for the Taxi driver not the tenant in Slough he had long enough to get out as for the car people the idiot breaking the windscreen got his just rewards and the others were really non events wil see how it develops expect we will see the really bad debtors versus the good guysComment
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