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Bailiffs - certified or not?

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  • #46
    Re: Bailiffs - certified or not?

    Originally posted by Qpips View Post
    Marston's told me they were certified.
    So why were they not wearing strait jackets? :grin:

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    • #47
      Re: Bailiffs - certified or not?

      Originally posted by bizzybob View Post
      It needs root and branch reform, in fact Distress as a remedy belongs in the Middle Ages, or a Dickensian nightmare and should be abolished. A bailiff is merely a legally empowered thug, and thuggee was suppressed two centuries ago.
      Thuggee (link) was a criminal cult in India which preyed upon groups of travellers, murdering them for monetary gain.

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      • #48
        Re: Bailiffs - certified or not?

        Originally posted by CleverClogs View Post
        Thuggee (link) was a criminal cult in India which preyed upon groups of travellers, murdering them for monetary gain.
        Exactly, the Thuggee Cult used a bandana like ligature to garotte their victims, the term thug as a villanous violent person entered common parlance in Victorian Britain and the term thug became a general description for someone who acted in a violent manner to get their way, or to menace a victim, therefore describing a violent attack as "thuggery"; so why has bailiff Thuggery, not been suppressed in 21st century Britain?
        Last edited by bizzybob; 23rd May 2013, 10:46:AM. Reason: context

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        • #49
          Re: Bailiffs - certified or not?

          Originally posted by bizzybob View Post
          Exactly, the Thuggee Cult used a bandana like ligature to garotte their victims, the term thug as a villanous violent person entered common parlance in Victorian Britain and the term thug became a general description for someone who acted in a violent manner to get their way, or to menace a victim, therefore describing a violent attack as "thuggery"; so why has bailiff Thuggery, not been suppressed in 21st century Britain?
          One can only assume it is because they permit their victims to survive.

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          • #50
            Re: Bailiffs - certified or not?

            Originally posted by CleverClogs View Post
            One can only assume it is because they permit their victims to survive.
            But leave them impoverished and without the means to get out of their situation.

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            • #51
              Re: Bailiffs - certified or not?

              Originally posted by bizzybob View Post
              But leave them impoverished and without the means to get out of their situation.
              Amen!

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