Re: Website

"90ninety" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> "John Stokes" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> Have a look at the website these idiots have put up!
>> http://www.stopurban4x4s.org.uk/news.htm
>> I'm sure if you cross matched the pictures with an animal rights site
>> you'd find the same prats present! I'm getting more than a little fed up
>> with some sanctimonious little pillock telling me how I should run my
>> life, whether from this sort of organisation or from Tony Blur's alleged
>> government. This organisation encourages people to vandalises 4x4's and
>> as such should be classed as a terrorist organisation alongside the
>> Animal Rights groups.
>> Cheers, John
>>
> Just had a look. What a disgrace! It does say on the site that they are
> not targeting people with a genuine use for a 4x4. They also don't condone
> any sort of physical abuse of 4x4's or their owners. Having said that,
> what a bunch of self-righteous w**kers!!! It's always easy to target the
> 4x4 drivers.
> Stew.
> --
> 1990 Ninety 2.5 n/a D (Jasmine) - the off-road toy
> Ex- Freelander Td4 5dr owner - the worst vehicle I have ever had!!!
> New Jeep Cherokee Ltd 2.8CRD Auto - freelander replacement.

I know the anti 4x4 alliance like to issue 'fake' parking tickets. It is in
fact illegal to do so!
Just read this at http://www.marketinglaw.co.uk/open.asp?A=231
'Apart from planning law restrictions, the law of trespass prevents the
display of advertising on the walls of buildings or on fences without the
consent of the owner. There will be a trespass also if the advertisement
over- hangs the property of another, or is distributed in a way which
interferes with the property of another, for example by lifting a car
windscreen wiper to put a hand-bill under it. Trespass is a tort {civil
wrong) for which the property owner may recover damages from the trespasser
or obtain a court order or injunction preventing further trespass. Affixing
posters to property without the owner's consent can also amount to the
criminal offence of criminal damage.'

Cheers, Stew.

All I can say what a pity they have nothing better to than waste time on
crap like that, why don't they go and do something useful like jump of a
cliff
"90ninety" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
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> "90ninety" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:...
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>> "John Stokes" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>> news:[email protected]...
>>> Have a look at the website these idiots have put up!
>>> http://www.stopurban4x4s.org.uk/news.htm
>>> I'm sure if you cross matched the pictures with an animal rights site
>>> you'd find the same prats present! I'm getting more than a little fed
>>> up with some sanctimonious little pillock telling me how I should run my
>>> life, whether from this sort of organisation or from Tony Blur's alleged
>>> government. This organisation encourages people to vandalises 4x4's and
>>> as such should be classed as a terrorist organisation alongside the
>>> Animal Rights groups.
>>> Cheers,
>>> John
>>>
>> Just had a look. What a disgrace! It does say on the site that they are
>> not targeting people with a genuine use for a 4x4. They also don't
>> condone any sort of physical abuse of 4x4's or their owners. Having said
>> that, what a bunch of self-righteous w**kers!!! It's always easy to
>> target the 4x4 drivers.
>> Stew.
>> --
>> 1990 Ninety 2.5 n/a D (Jasmine) - the off-road toy
>> Ex- Freelander Td4 5dr owner - the worst vehicle I have ever had!!!
>> New Jeep Cherokee Ltd 2.8CRD Auto - freelander replacement.
>
> I know the anti 4x4 alliance like to issue 'fake' parking tickets. It is
> in fact illegal to do so!
> Just read this at http://www.marketinglaw.co.uk/open.asp?A=231
> 'Apart from planning law restrictions, the law of trespass prevents the
> display of advertising on the walls of buildings or on fences without the
> consent of the owner. There will be a trespass also if the advertisement
> over- hangs the property of another, or is distributed in a way which
> interferes with the property of another, for example by lifting a car
> windscreen wiper to put a hand-bill under it. Trespass is a tort {civil
> wrong) for which the property owner may recover damages from the
> trespasser or obtain a court order or injunction preventing further
> trespass. Affixing posters to property without the owner's consent can
> also amount to the criminal offence of criminal damage.'
>
> Cheers, Stew.
>
>

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"Brendan" <[email protected]> wrote:

> All I can say what a pity they have nothing better to than waste time on
> crap like that, why don't they go and do something useful like jump of a
> cliff
> "90ninety" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...

For what it's worth I e-mailed them this - probably ****ing in the wind,
but if everyone told them where to get off they may at least get their
ego's dented.


"What a bunch of idiots! With all the suffering and distress in the world
can't you find something constructive to do with your lives other than
interfere with other peoples lives to fill you own sad and empty ones.

Almost all you "facts" are at best debatable, though mostly wrong - you
are just making yourselves a laughing stock.

The Princes' Trust is always on the look out for volenteers, and provides
constructive training/education that actually benefits society - a truly
worthwhile endevour."


Ho hum.

Richard


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