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Re: When is a traveller not a Traveller?
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Originally Posted by martyh
The problem as i see it is that ,as you say the problem exists on housing estates just as much as in the traveller community,with one big difference,the travellers make a concious decision to live outside society ,they don't recognise our laws they are off the opinion that they are outside our laws and we shouldn't try to impose them on their people ,whereas criminals on housing estates tend to accept that if they get caught they will get punished by society in one way or another and my biggest issue is that when they pick and choose i.e being a traveller and claiming benefits
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Actually there are a whole underclass on housing estates across the country that do exactly as you claim gypsies do..and they don't accept that society has a right to punish them either..it's not a unique attitude to gypsies..it just rather easier to spot in regards to gypsies.
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