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Communal property, eh? The commons

Watch: Community rugby pitch destroyed after travellers set up camp
Club ‘gutted’ after driver doing ‘doughnuts’ on turf causes thousands of pounds worth of damage

If no one owns it then anyone can ruin it……

17 thoughts on “Communal property, eh? The commons”

  1. Less that no one owns, rather anyone can play on it.

    If they want to practice handbrake turns instead of scrums, that’s up to them.

  2. Martin Near The M25

    “… after travellers set up camp …”

    Nothing good is ever connected to those words.

  3. Utterly unmolested by plod, Deveril…

    Indeed. When the filth invaded a golf driving range in Maidenhead plod felt the collar of the owner and forced him to close lest one of the little angels got hit by a ball.

    Needless to say, the place was a total shit hole when they finally left.

  4. What a bunch of utter cunts though, eh? “Ooh look, there’s a nice green patch. Let’s go and do doughnuts on it and wreck it for everyone”. Where are dearieme’s machine guns?

  5. It’s short sighted by the powers though.

    Back when stuff like this was dealt with harshly and quickly, people would be willing to sign up to defend the country because it was pleasant and worth defending.
    Now?
    What’s the request?
    Come and sign up to die for the shit hole rugby pitch that the pikeys have shat all over, while a bunch of illegals are raping underage girls with impunity?
    Answer – nah, go fuck yourself mate.

    And if they try conscription? Then they’ll have to be watching constantly to make sure people don’t abscond.
    There was a funny badge cam type video from Ukraine. Couple of conscripts decided ‘fuck it’ and walked away. Came across the second line, where mercs were stationed to stop exactly this. Merc sounded Malaysian or something S.E Asian. Him and his buddy tried to stop them leaving and send them back to the front to die. So they shot the cunt and his friend dead.
    That’s what you get for sticking your nose into other people’s wars.

  6. One of the great post Cold War Leaders, Slovakia’s Vladimir Meciar used to send in men with Flame Throwers to deal with travellers. It’s still a solution that should be any government’s opening gambit. These people are literally parasites and should be treated as such.

  7. CD – There’s been a lot of war talk over the last 3 years, with various government ministers and army guys across Western Europe talking up war with Russia by 2035 (with what?)

    But as you say, there’s currently nothing in Western Europe worth risking your life to defend. I’m sure the mosques, chicken shops, and random African peasants wandering our city streets can take care of themselves.

    But according to Stern’s survey, nearly 61 percent of Germany’s population said that they would “probably not” be prepared to defend their country with weapons in the event of an attack. Another 40 percent of respondents said that they would not be ready to defend Germany under any circumstances

    NB this is in response to their new, “conservative” government deciding to spunk €500 Bn they don’t have on “defence”. A state’s capacity to wage and win war is a measure of its industrial capacity, but Germany is a Net Zero country so they’ve already decided to lose the next war. No amount of warspunking is going to save their industries or prevent their society from falling apart.

    However, if they tried to conscript again, how many Germans would gladly take up arms against ‘Germany’? Probably more than anyone thinks. And it wouldn’t be a tragedy, it’d be an incredible relief. All across the Western world, men yearn for hope.

  8. Its hardly rained for months. You could drive a challenger tank around that rugby pitch and not do any lasting damage to the ground. A few transits and caravans is not going to cause any harm. In fact the dry weather is the reason they’d even attempt to go on the grass – as anyone who has ever tried to tow a caravan or trailer on wet grass with a 2 wheel drive vehicle knows, it doesn’t take much moisture for the wheels to spin and for you to be stuck. By the autumn no one would have a clue they were even there. Total manufactured story. £1000 of damages my arse.

  9. If no one owns it then anyone can ruin it. If no one will, you can import people who will.

  10. “nearly 61 percent of Germany’s population”

    Why not say 60%?

    “would “probably not” be prepared to defend their country”

    What if an Austrian corporal started telling them what a great people they are?

    . . . Germany is ripe for such a demagogue. 2033 will be a hundred year anniversary.

  11. John77 – journalists can’t count

    Gamecock – What if an Austrian corporal started telling them what a great people they are?

    I don’t think they’d know how to react. The Germans have been inculcated with self-loathing for generations. It would be nice if Germany got a ruler who likes Germans, for a change.

    Yea, Germans still invoke the spectre of poor old Uncle Adolf to frighten the children, there was much Hitler talk from Kraut officialdom recently wrt the Alternative party. But I don’t think they appreciate how weak and relatively insignificant Germany is now. Even if the Germans wanted to do another marching tour of Europe, they couldn’t muster anything like the men and materiel they were capable of generating 100 years ago. If the actual Adolf Hitler himself fell out of a timey wimey thing (sorry) and somehow got elected Chancellor and President in 2026, it wouldn’t make Germany a threat to its neighbours because Germany is no longer capable of conquering its neighbours. The Heinkel factories and Krupp steelworks don’t exist anymore, and neither do the millions of strong young German labourers and farmboys you need to invade Poland. I’ve seen pictures of the German Army in 2025, and they’re not a scary bunch. A lot of soft eyes and soft bodies in pristine uniforms.

  12. Bloke in the Wash

    @Steve “If the actual Adolf Hitler himself fell out of a timey wimey thing”
    I recommend “Look Who’s Back” for some light summer reading. (Originally “Er is wieder da” in German). There’s even a movie of it.

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