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Written by mike parnell   
Tuesday, 19 February 2008

I can only imagine, on hearing the news of yet another child committing suicide in Wales, that most British parents are feeling, just as shocked as I am, but to hear that 17 deaths are in line with government statistics, for the population in that area, comes as more than a shock, its no less than a an insult to the society we live in, who exactly are these people keeping such records, without so much as a whisper to ordinary folk.

 

How long exactly has this been going on, I ask myself, no wonder the government reacts so lightly to the ever increasing daily murders on our streets, if these tragedies are regarded as being par for the course, I can only imagine the powers that be must compare us factory chickens.

 

Its then reported, that there is no connection between the deaths, Rubbish I say, they were all teenagers from the same area, in a part of the UK where I imagine there are even less facilities or opportunities than the average UK town, for children of any age to spent quality time doing, without having to face some kind street grief, from drug or alcohol primed louts, happy slapping bullies, killer dogs or general peer pressure not to mention the British weather. 

 

Doesn’t anyone realise, just the way most of us live our lives these days, putting up with crap most of the time, indirectly affects the lives of the children we are closest to, the daily dose of chicken nuggets, has largely taken the place of a decent meal, a statement in itself, while worrying how we pay the next bill is more likely to be the talking point at the table, these kids see first hand, the struggles some of us have just to make ends meet, they can sense the stress as well as feel it, how fortunate it is then, that most of them don't read newspapers, apparently millions of us are now on depression tablets, which according to the latest report, don't work; can we wonder that some kids see no reason to go on.

 

 




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JohnMonday
Another feather in Browns cap
Feb 20 2008 00:47:53
** This thread discusses the Content article: Another feather in Browns cap **

Bang on. The first thing that happens to depressed kids is anti-depressents - many of which have suicide risks attached.

Unhappy people are easily controlled people - I'd view this facet of our society as by explicit design rather then unhappy happenstance.
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antoine carmichael
Re:Another feather in Browns cap
Feb 23 2008 15:54:55
if you're serious you're an idiot.
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daniel downes
Re:Another feather in Browns cap
Feb 23 2008 16:06:01
I always wonder, when i hear of high numbers of suicides being blamed on one social factor or another, how long these people would have lived anyway. If someone commits suicide because they can't afford more drugs or be bothered to get a job then I say "Fuck 'em".

p.s. Where is my copy of the autumn poetry compilation?
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mikemerlin
Another feather in Browns cap
Feb 23 2008 18:16:24
I'm deadly serious and its hurts some people doesnt it! Well fortunately I know, given the time and a little more life experience, you will both see things differently, perhaps when you have to exist on a state pension and you realise they make deductions if you have a private pension as well, enjoy.
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JohnMonday
Re:Another feather in Browns cap
Feb 23 2008 18:46:49
Daniel - have Pm'ed you Re: Compilation - basically taking much longer than expected, but will happen, eventually...

Good to see some bitching happening on this forum finally though. Keep up the good work folks, or should I say, idiots?



oh and Dear Anon Antoine - you're as welcome as anyone to disagree here, but at least try and justify your reason for saying such, otherwise your comment is non-constructive and will be moderated (dun dun daaa)
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mikemerlin
Another feather in Browns cap
Feb 23 2008 21:19:39
Bring it on John, sorry I only wrote that because it rhymes, you have to laugh though, I thought the same, if someones got a explanation, I'm willing to listen, but not while they doing paintball games!
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JohnMonday
Another feather in Browns cap
Feb 24 2008 14:32:58
mmm... rightyho... whatever

one thing I thought was a bit skew-whiff though Mike was that friednly local narcotic retailers don't usually have to or do look for custom. Such things are very much demand led rather than 'marketed' and 'pushed'. And I do agree with Daniel that there a wee bit of a Darwinian aspect to it all as well, horrible, as that might sound.
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mikemerlin
Another feather in Browns cap
Feb 24 2008 17:30:14
I'll research Darwinian! and get back to you, but I'll consider revising certain words, I really intended to push the temptation aspect and course using the word pushers, deflected your imagination.
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