Dog Tethered And Set On Fire, In Liverpool.

[lester]

I have to disagree. To blame the current outbreak of animal cruelty on the poor underclass is taking the focus off the truth. In fact this class often make good animal owners.

Its the organised hatred of dogs and dog walkers by much cleverer and dangerous people that produces the culture on which such heinous activities can grow.

[Brenda]

What a sad story ,shame it s happened in Liverpool, in which there are a lot of good people. There are gangs of feral children roaming the streets of all our cities and towns, who become aimless, vicious, amoral adolescents and adults, producing their own children who are not parented properly or at all and simply carry on living their lives with no respect for themselves, other people or animals.There are no consequences for their actions and the moment there is any suggestion of something like National Service or similar there are cries of horror. These young people don't attend school, have no work or ambition to work,grow up to live on benefits (by choice in many cases), take what they want to fund drug/alcohol habits and know their 'human rights' backwards. They live on a diet of stimuli provided by video games (usually violent) from an early age, access to pornography, lack of any boundaries or parenting and use of alcohol and drugs from 8 upwards.

In this day and age there are so many resources to support young people and give them chances in life but so many are not motivated or encouraged to take them up.I've worked in the field of social care for over 30 years and feel very sad to see this generation of aimless youngsters perpetrating such cruel acts on defenceless animals and old people (as reported in the papers this week).

Sorry for the rant but such extreme cruelty makes my blood boil and wish for serious punishment for the offenders.

 

Sad, but I agree