(09-01-2022, 10:26 AM)gr8dadof2 Wrote: We do things every day that affects others around us. Should we stop doing that also? ....

(09-01-2022, 06:58 AM)Oh_hunnihunni Wrote: Our Police are seriously under resourced to do a job that is increasingly complex and dangerous. In order to do the best they can their focus is on people rather than property. So, when we need their help to stay safe they will be there, but part of that certainty is accepting that crimes that involve property are getting a lot less attention.

If we expect our cops to look after the mentally ill, the drunks, the non compliant, the violent abusers and the trouble makers, then hunting down the ratbags who nick our stuff just has to be a low priority.

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(08-01-2022, 09:35 PM)gr8dadof2 Wrote: Be careful tygertung you are really starting to sound like the government. What business is it of yours if I damage my ears or not? They are my ears I will do with them what I please. If I want to listen to a bit of 'loud' music then that is my prerogative, my ears. Really for you to assume I damage my ears just because I bought 'thousands of dollars' worth of sound gear is not on. Yes I have probably damaged my ears listening to loud music, so sue me.

Trouble with loud is it affects those around us too.
Like being unvaccinated, the consequences of our prerogatives are often shared among those who made other choices.

(09-01-2022, 10:37 AM)Olive Wrote:

(09-01-2022, 10:26 AM)gr8dadof2 Wrote: We do things every day that affects others around us. Should we stop doing that also? ....

Yes, you should if your voluntary activities are reducing the quality of life of others.  Noise pollution is never a good thing and it is entirely your choice to inflict loud noises on others.

I love music and I play instruments and sing, but I would never do so where I can be heard by people who have not chosen to be in earshot.

(09-01-2022, 10:54 AM)gr8dadof2 Wrote:

(09-01-2022, 06:58 AM)Oh_hunnihunni Wrote: Our Police are seriously under resourced to do a job that is increasingly complex and dangerous. In order to do the best they can their focus is on people rather than property. So, when we need their help to stay safe they will be there, but part of that certainty is accepting that crimes that involve property are getting a lot less attention.

If we expect our cops to look after the mentally ill, the drunks, the non compliant, the violent abusers and the trouble makers, then hunting down the ratbags who nick our stuff just has to be a low priority.

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Trouble with loud is it affects those around us too.
Like being unvaccinated, the consequences of our prerogatives are often shared among those who made other choices.

With regard to your comment about our police.

But what about catching the thief BEFORE they escalate into SERIOUS crime. At the moment they are only thieving stereo equipment. Wouldn't it be better to intervene at the lesser criminal activity rather than leave it until it becomes 'increasingly complex and dangerous'

Catch the criminal and turn them around BEFORE they move into more complex crimes as they age.

It's a cop out (excuse the pun) to not focus on ALL crime.

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(09-01-2022, 10:37 AM)Olive Wrote: Yes, you should if your voluntary activities are reducing the quality of life of others.  Noise pollution is never a good thing and it is entirely your choice to inflict loud noises on others.

I love music and I play instruments and sing, but I would never do so where I can be heard by people who have not chosen to be in earshot.

So playing a bit of loud music is now 'reducing the quality of life' for other PMSL get the ...... outta here

(09-01-2022, 11:03 AM)TygerTung Wrote:

(09-01-2022, 10:54 AM)gr8dadof2 Wrote: With regard to your comment about our police.

But what about catching the thief BEFORE they escalate into SERIOUS crime. At the moment they are only thieving stereo equipment. Wouldn't it be better to intervene at the lesser criminal activity rather than leave it until it becomes 'increasingly complex and dangerous'

Catch the criminal and turn them around BEFORE they move into more complex crimes as they age.

It's a cop out (excuse the pun) to not focus on ALL crime.

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So playing a bit of loud music is now 'reducing the quality of life' for other PMSL get the ...... outta here

Yeah it is quite vexing when your children can't sleep because some dickhead is playing loud music late at night and keeps playing it even after you ask them politely to turn it down.

(09-01-2022, 11:03 AM)TygerTung Wrote: Yeah it is quite vexing when your children can't sleep because some dickhead is playing loud music late at night and keeps playing it even after you ask them politely to turn it down.

(09-01-2022, 10:54 AM)gr8dadof2 Wrote:

(09-01-2022, 06:58 AM)Oh_hunnihunni Wrote: Our Police are seriously under resourced to do a job that is increasingly complex and dangerous. In order to do the best they can their focus is on people rather than property. So, when we need their help to stay safe they will be there, but part of that certainty is accepting that crimes that involve property are getting a lot less attention.

If we expect our cops to look after the mentally ill, the drunks, the non compliant, the violent abusers and the trouble makers, then hunting down the ratbags who nick our stuff just has to be a low priority.

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Trouble with loud is it affects those around us too.
Like being unvaccinated, the consequences of our prerogatives are often shared among those who made other choices.

With regard to your comment about our police.

But what about catching the thief BEFORE they escalate into SERIOUS crime. At the moment they are only thieving stereo equipment. Wouldn't it be better to intervene at the lesser criminal activity rather than leave it until it becomes 'increasingly complex and dangerous'

Catch the criminal and turn them around BEFORE they move into more complex crimes as they age.

It's a cop out (excuse the pun) to not focus on ALL crime.

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(09-01-2022, 10:37 AM)Olive Wrote: Yes, you should if your voluntary activities are reducing the quality of life of others.  Noise pollution is never a good thing and it is entirely your choice to inflict loud noises on others.

I love music and I play instruments and sing, but I would never do so where I can be heard by people who have not chosen to be in earshot.

So playing a bit of loud music is now 'reducing the quality of life' for other PMSL get the ...... outta here

(09-01-2022, 07:47 AM)Magoo Wrote: youve not sent some muscle over to reclaim the asset and crack a few heads? Fart oo nice.
this is why they are never dealt with. you cannot win unless you make it happen.

(09-01-2022, 11:15 AM)Oh_hunnihunni Wrote:

(09-01-2022, 10:54 AM)gr8dadof2 Wrote: With regard to your comment about our police.

But what about catching the thief BEFORE they escalate into SERIOUS crime. At the moment they are only thieving stereo equipment. Wouldn't it be better to intervene at the lesser criminal activity rather than leave it until it becomes 'increasingly complex and dangerous'

Catch the criminal and turn them around BEFORE they move into more complex crimes as they age.

It's a cop out (excuse the pun) to not focus on ALL crime.

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So playing a bit of loud music is now 'reducing the quality of life' for other PMSL get the ...... outta here

Yes, it is.

How do you get round the variations in tastes in music? I can take quiet background country music, but raise the volume and I get murderous really quickly. I don't like country music, I find it whiney and self indulgent.

I quite like clasical pieces, but not Wagner. I like rap, but not the violent racist sexist rapey stuff, I like techno but not endless repetition. And if you really want to get me annoyed boy bands are a really fast irritant.

So no, the quiet enjoyment of my home is mine by right, and where it clashes with your preference for loud music is exactly the point I call the council to send out their noise control people.

The council, not the Police. I'll leave that call to the neighbours when I start marching up the street to your place muttering imprecations and carrying an axe.

(09-01-2022, 11:15 AM)gr8dadof2 Wrote: We only turn the stereo on at about lunchtime, on the weekend, play a few songs for an hour or so and then give it a rest for a while.

(09-01-2022, 11:18 AM)gr8dadof2 Wrote:

(09-01-2022, 11:15 AM)Oh_hunnihunni Wrote: Yes, it is.

How do you get round the variations in tastes in music? I can take quiet background country music, but raise the volume and I get murderous really quickly. I don't like country music, I find it whiney and self indulgent.

I quite like clasical pieces, but not Wagner. I like rap, but not the violent racist sexist rapey stuff, I like techno but not endless repetition. And if you really want to get me annoyed boy bands are a really fast irritant.

So no, the quiet enjoyment of my home is mine by right, and where it clashes with your preference for loud music is exactly the point I call the council to send out their noise control people.

The council, not the Police. I'll leave that call to the neighbours when I start marching up the street to your place muttering imprecations and carrying an axe.

I must be in the ultimate neighbourhood that love our loud music because they have told us, or just got lucky huh?

(09-01-2022, 11:18 AM)Zurdo Wrote:

(09-01-2022, 07:47 AM)Magoo Wrote: youve not sent some muscle over to reclaim the asset and crack a few heads? Fart oo nice.
this is why they are never dealt with. you cannot win unless you make it happen.

Oh, I'd love to, but I don't know where it is, the cops won't tell me. One said it isn't in my area anymore...another asked if we had seen it, like it was close by. No, I haven't seen it. I've put it back into my name twice, and there is now a lock on the plate. So, they will just reregister with a new plate.

If they have actually seen it...they followed the car towing it...and know who has it, and where it is. Why can't they go and claim my property and charge whoever has got it with receiving stolen goods ? Or tell me, so I can get my own property back ?

This thief has rights I no longer have.

(09-01-2022, 11:15 AM)Oh_hunnihunni Wrote:

(09-01-2022, 10:54 AM)gr8dadof2 Wrote: With regard to your comment about our police.

But what about catching the thief BEFORE they escalate into SERIOUS crime. At the moment they are only thieving stereo equipment. Wouldn't it be better to intervene at the lesser criminal activity rather than leave it until it becomes 'increasingly complex and dangerous'

Catch the criminal and turn them around BEFORE they move into more complex crimes as they age.

It's a cop out (excuse the pun) to not focus on ALL crime.

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So playing a bit of loud music is now 'reducing the quality of life' for other PMSL get the ...... outta here

Yes, it is.

How do you get round the variations in tastes in music? I can take quiet background country music, but raise the volume and I get murderous really quickly. I don't like country music, I find it whiney and self indulgent.

I quite like clasical pieces, but not Wagner. I like rap, but not the violent racist sexist rapey stuff, I like techno but not endless repetition. And if you really want to get me annoyed boy bands are a really fast irritant.

So no, the quiet enjoyment of my home is mine by right, and where it clashes with your preference for loud music is exactly the point I call the council to send out their noise control people.

The council, not the Police. I'll leave that call to the neighbours when I start marching up the street to your place muttering imprecations and carrying an axe.