2 posts tagged “uk”

I'm a great fan of MMA and i also watch women MMA as they display great skill and techniques because of the lower levels of body weight and power. Within the Pound for pound best MMA fighters, 1 or 2 women are in consideration as Josh Barnett ( famous HW MMA fighter ) has stated before in an interview. Having said this, i understand the amount of dedication and pain it takes to be a fighter. However i have witnessed many a night in the streets of Manchester and London supposedly "women" being drunk and getting in fist fights with each other.

Extract from BBC

"I've beaten a boy up with a stiletto high heel and left him unconscious," says one 17-year-old.

"I got locked up last year for putting a woman in a coma and she nearly died because I tried to throw her in front of a car," says another. "Then in October I got out from a sentence for nearly running a woman over."

What i really cant understand is why in the UK people have such an attitude of violence and alcohol? What even puzzles me even more is why people don't see it as a problem? Why do people in the UK feel it is acceptable for people to act like that. I'm a firm believing in human rights, but only if you act like a human!! To me these people are acting like animals and don't deserve the full rights that extend to humans. In other countries they dont have this problem so i guess the problem is cultural?

It really says something of a country when the women arrested for fight is up by 25% while the men only 3% over a 3 year period.

I remember when i was in Japan a conversation with my friend.

" Why don't you like the women in UK?"

" well basically they are just men in dresses" 

I guess this is true mentally and now physically?

In the UK there is a case where a man was stabbed to death on a busy street in London during the daytime. When i first heard this i was pretty shocked but now the following news has been released about this individual.

"A man stabbed to death in Oxford Street this week was facing charges of raping a 16-year-old girl and pouring acid over her afterwards to hide the crime, police revealed yesterday."

I've always though that I had a small dose of compassion mixed with a large helping of ethics. I remember a discussion i had with my Spanish friend about when and if it was right to ever kill, going through the usual arguments of if you knew killing one person would save a million etc ( i.e new Hitler) anyhow we both came to the conclusion it was totally wrong to kill under any circumstance. But now after seeing so much violence and for want of a better word "$h1t", i shamefully feel a kind of "good riddance" to the guy that go killed, an almost another bad bug has been swept clean from our streets. Its a new kind of emotion and i think its probably best if i leave this place before i totally lose all my values by being numb to this hostile and violent environment i call home?

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/oxford-street-gang-murder-victim-faced-trial-for-rape-828291.html