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Mick Mac

Mick Mac

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I rarely use the no 12 bus and it will be a while before I use it again. I am quite affected by the shooting yesterday, but only because I have children. I was playing with my daughter on the rye Sunday midday and trying to get her to ride her bike for the first time without stabilisers. We walked back up Friern Road at about 12.30, obviously not far off the time and location of the shooting.


I'm going to stay clear of the peckham rye end of ED for a while and that includes the no 12 bus.

Sue

Sue

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Mick Mac Wrote:

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> I rarely use the no 12 bus and it will be a while

> before I use it again. I am quite affected by the

> shooting yesterday, but only because I have

> children. I was playing with my daughter on the

> rye Sunday midday and trying to get her to ride

> her bike for the first time without stabilisers.

> We walked back up Friern Road at about 12.30,

> obviously not far off the time and location of the

> shooting.

>

> I'm going to stay clear of the peckham rye end of

> ED for a while and that includes the no 12 bus.


xxxxxx


Erm, why?

penk

penk

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Mick Mac Wrote:

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> I rarely use the no 12 bus and it will be a while

> before I use it again. I am quite affected by the

> shooting yesterday, but only because I have

> children. I was playing with my daughter on the

> rye Sunday midday and trying to get her to ride

> her bike for the first time without stabilisers.

> We walked back up Friern Road at about 12.30,

> obviously not far off the time and location of the

> shooting.

>

> I'm going to stay clear of the peckham rye end of

> ED for a while and that includes the no 12 bus.



Why not go the whole hog and barricade yourself in your house? It's the only way to be sure.

Cassius

Cassius

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Mick Mac Wrote:

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> I rarely use the no 12 bus and it will be a while

> before I use it again. I am quite affected by the

> shooting yesterday, but only because I have

> children. I was playing with my daughter on the

> rye Sunday midday and trying to get her to ride

> her bike for the first time without stabilisers.

> We walked back up Friern Road at about 12.30,

> obviously not far off the time and location of the

> shooting.

>

> I'm going to stay clear of the peckham rye end of

> ED for a while and that includes the no 12 bus.


Hi Mick - although I do sympathise - had I gone to the Herne for a quick drink before Sunday lunch I might have been passing by as the shooting happened, but you simply cannot let these things affect you and your life. I was mugged at Elephant and Castle and although I was very shaken, I knew I had to continue using the buses and the tube in that area. If violence affects our lives then the perpetrators of such violence are winning the fight against decent behaviour.

jaybee82

jaybee82

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By saying you're going to stop going to that part of ED for a while you're making a change to your life as a direct result of these events. Exactly what these criminals are hoping to achieve! I actually live very close by and although the news has shocked me, I have no intention of changing the way I live.
KidKruger

KidKruger

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Jeez don't knock a guy for being shaken by someone being executed by a single bullet to the back of their head in proximity to their neighbourhood !! Especially when


People take things different ways and react how they feel like reacting.


We all know what we SHOULD do for crissakes. As for the perpetrators I don't think they're trying to scare people from the neighbourhood, they were more focussed on taking that poor guy out. There's no battle going on for the streets !

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