I feel sorry for young people in the UK

Xamari_76 · Post by **Xamari_76** » Tue Jul 22, 2008 11:19 pm

OMG England is soo dangerous.. even if your not trying to be involed in any gangs or crime your still a target. Before i thought it was just jamaicans and somalis...oh no its every race in the country....White..pakistani, indian, arab, afgan..ect. Its not a joke people get killed for postal codes? wtf?..It seems like the whole country lives below the poverty line..Canada is like heaven compared to europe small roads.. why does it look so old and people seem to be struggling daily even tho they work.

THANK ALLAH I LIVE IN CANADA WITH WIDE CLEAN STREETS..

Gangs

"Know your Endz"

Crime In Hackney

dawwa9 · Post by **dawwa9** » Wed Jul 23, 2008 1:30 am

1 British pound = 2 Canadian dollars

Madd_Scientist_ · Post by **Madd_Scientist_** » Wed Jul 23, 2008 9:45 am

Don't.

Post by **FAH1223** » Wed Jul 23, 2008 9:52 am

dawwa9 wrote:1 British pound = 2 Canadian dollars

America >>> UK

1_londoner · Post by **1_londoner** » Wed Jul 23, 2008 11:27 am

I lofe u Landhan!

surrender · Post by **surrender** » Wed Jul 23, 2008 4:26 pm

london has gone bad to worse. i read it in the papers that even kids as young as three and four are commiting crimes like arson, theft and drug dealing! and half of these crimes take place in london alone! whatever happened to that city. you will get jacked in broad daylight. an old lady did, she was on the news today. even though she got her purse back, still how many people can fight off the thieves in london. black and somali boys have gone crazy walahi, killing each other and anyone on their way.

QansaGabeyle · Post by **QansaGabeyle** » Wed Jul 23, 2008 4:34 pm

Xamari, the fact that the country is tiny does not help either. Canada is huge so you can move about the country and in some parts, you will even feel like you are in a different country. When it comes to employment!

USA > Australia > Canada > Europe > Africa

siren · Post by **siren** » Wed Jul 23, 2008 4:37 pm

If you stupid men fix the country, we can just go back!

QansaGabeyle · Post by **QansaGabeyle** » Wed Jul 23, 2008 4:47 pm

siren wrote:If you stupid men fix the country, we can just go back!

Like you women are blame free. You women need to fix up too and start contributing to the country something other than your new crazy adopted outlooks on everything!

siren · Post by **siren** » Wed Jul 23, 2008 4:57 pm

QansaGabeyle wrote:
siren wrote:If you stupid men fix the country, we can just go back!
Like you women are blame free. You women need to fix up too and start contributing to the country something other than your new crazy adopted outlooks on everything!

Oh paahlease, and who's to blame? MEN!

Enlightened~Sista · Post by **Enlightened~Sista** » Wed Jul 23, 2008 5:18 pm

The reporter guy in that last video is gay he is half nigerian and half white..a while back he made a BBC documentary about his life ..hooyadii iyo aabihi ayaa kala tagay ..then he ended up in a children's home..as a result he got sexually abused by the only male caretaker there

(the rest were all women) ..he says this is the reason for his homosexual orientation.

the programme was called 'Sad to be Gay'...in it he described how sick he was of the gay lifestyle ( all about sex according to him) ..how he wanted to settle down and have kids of his own..how badly he wanted stability ..now that he is 40+

RebelLion · Post by **RebelLion** » Wed Jul 23, 2008 5:21 pm

surrender wrote:london has gone bad to worse. i read it in the papers that even kids as young as three and four are commiting crimes like arson, theft and drug dealing! and half of these crimes take place in london alone! whatever happened to that city. you will get jacked in broad daylight. an old lady did, she was on the news today. even though she got her purse back, still how many people can fight off the thieves in london. black and somali boys have gone crazy walahi, killing each other and anyone on their way.

you need to get out of London if it's that bad.

siren · Post by **siren** » Wed Jul 23, 2008 5:32 pm

Enlightened~Sista wrote:The reporter guy in that last video is gay he is half nigerian and half white..a while back he made a BBC documentary about his life ..hooyadii iyo aabihi ayaa kala tagay ..then he ended up in a children's home..as a result he got sexually abused by the only male caretaker there (the rest were all women) ..he says this is the reason for his homosexual orientation.

the programme was called 'Sad to be Gay'...in it he described how sick he was of the gay lifestyle ( all about sex according to him) ..how he wanted to settle down and have kids of his own..how badly he wanted stability ..now that he is 40+

I have read a similar story to that in a magazine couple of years back, I honestly believe that almost all cases of homosexuality is because they have been sexually assulted as youngsters.

QansaGabeyle · Post by **QansaGabeyle** » Wed Jul 23, 2008 5:34 pm

I honestly believe that almost all cases of homosexuality is because they have been sexually assaulted as youngsters.

I wonder who sexually molested basra.

siren · Post by **siren** » Wed Jul 23, 2008 5:41 pm

QansaGabeyle wrote:
I honestly believe that almost all cases of homosexuality is because they have been sexually assaulted as youngsters.
I wonder who sexually molested basra.

You're just as obsessed with her as she is with you walee!

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