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This made me chuckle lol 😆

No doubt they had all ready nicked another van and that was the old one they didn’t want

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Ron Pickering did 🤷🏽

Ron Pickering is a nobody Mara.

Did Dale have a farm?

​@jamesbarber2882 not sure but I think his missus was EMMA

Cheers Mr Richard Arblaster 😎

100 buttons for fun 😂

Thanks for being a strong follower 💪

@@GDBRescueandrecovery no problem at all love the work you do

@ollie brake - Needs judicial sanction and oversight to do what you're advocating, i.e. destroying someone's possessions. And there is law protecting possessions.

Ollie Ollie Ollie, Oi Oi Oi your dad should have worn a Johnny, then you would of been disposed of.

Because they can't account for where their cash has come from. Banks won't accept cash conned from frail old people who they have massively overcharged for non existent repair work.

Basically yeah, the traveling community in Britain and Ireland are gypsie/Roma. There are nuances around those terms but in general they are a people who don't live in houses and tend to live in caravans. Because they don't conform to the ideal of owning private property, they face discrimination and are labelled as squatters etc. (In this way of life it is kind of impossible not to be a squatter considering that it is illegal to live on the side of the road and and there is no commonly owned/public property that they would have a right to use..). People's experience of travelers is therefore pretty poor - traveler sights are generally seen to be messy, full of trash and "dumped" items, which has lead conclusions to be drawn that they're just a messy people. But what would you do if your bins weren't collected each week? As they don't have a permanent settled location, they don't have access to the same waste provision services that settled people do. People also experience travelers as hostile/violent which is not surprising considering there is a violet system of oppression in place with regards to their governance. Apologies if this seems like it's a pc/minority friendly explanation, I've tried to remain as neutral as possible. If you want to read prejudice there are plenty of other comments saying some pretty nasty things about this people. I hope you have a lovely day in any case.

@@stephcollins9346 Many thanks for the explanation. Interesting that there is no public property in Britain for them to live. In Australia there are thousands of spots where you can free camp. We don't have "travelers", but a popular pastime or lifestyle here is getting a caravan, motorhome or even convert an old Greyhound coach into an RV and stay somewhere in the bush. Provided you have water tanks and solar power setup, some can camp for months on end. Unlike "travelers" they are often retired or working people helping the economies of struggling small outback towns. What you have there is a British institution you can leave there.

Caravans don't float that well x

@@stephcollins9346 official traveller sites are generally well kept, with waste collections on a par regular homeowners, however, there frequently seems to be a level of fly-tipping around the site perimiters.

We like to call the Pikies as well. All a bad bunch in general.

Yes will try do one soon!

Will do not had any for about 6 months tbh!

No idea!

Hey, I appreciate seeing your comment, makes me sick to see how normal prejudice against the traveling community is.. I'm Irish and just a couple years ago we had somebody running for president and on their manifesto was a call for the "final solution" for the traveling community... Not to mention all of the laws in place that enforce the oppression of this people. It's fucked up. Keep well and stay safe!

@@ballbag I was in a lay by near Worcester yesterday and it was full of rubbish left by drivers along with two lots of paper towels covered in faeces. It's normally a clean layby. Leaving rubbish is not just the preserve if the Travelling communities. I can tell you that I picked it all up because If I use the lay by It I will try to keep it clean. I have witnessed many people from houses fly tipping but I won't take their number plates and report them because it's not worth me taking the risk to my personal safety. From my own personal observations there are many people who live in houses that are far more dirty and untidy than travellers!

@@ballbag that's really funny as I know plenty of people who are now in jail for not paying their taxes. Hypocrites

Do you mean the ones that break into private land, park illegally, rob surrounding businesses and houses, leave crap when they leave which costs the council’s thousands of pounds to clear up?

@@redmille1000 You've been watching too much of the BBC news ....! Criminals are criminals but you don't tarnish a whole ethnic group because of a few baddies .! You wouldn't accept that with any other group of people .!

Exactly you would not see it happen to animals

Being an ethnic minority does not make you immune to the law or able to trespass and leave all your crap behind

@@davidgibson4840 The British law😂 you could not expect the British government to implement a fair and just law system as they are tryants and slave traders they started discrimination and racism as the British believe they are entitled to take advantage of minorities and I don't blame any travelers breaking the law as look at the funding the government it's a tiny budget there is actually more funding for animals and trees the British government are pond scum look what they done to the Irish

I wouldn't set up house on someone else's land...

Maybe don't leave you home in the middle of the damn road

"interference with goods".....oh the irony

@@craigbutler6243 Unfortunately, Craig, recovery firms have taken a hammering for removing vehicles on the back of dodgy writs and warrants.