Will the British people's hearts grow cold due to increasing lawlessness?

Question

Will the British people's hearts grow cold due to increasing lawlessness?

Answer 1

I am British, but my heart does not grow cold. Although we have some areas with high crime rates, I live in an area which has a good sense of community spirit. I see teenagers being polite to thier elders; people still smile and say "hello" to strangers. Life is good! My pint is half full!

Answer 2

yes its life

Answer 3

yes its getting out of hand!

Answer 4

Yes, even the silent majority are getting fed up.  G K Chesterton famously wrote, "smile at us, pay us, pass us, but do not quite forget, for we are the people of England who have not spoken yet" ...

Answer 5

Hi,

I feel it depends on where you live.

I know some city areas in Britain have become an unfreindly, cold-hearted place, with little or no community spirit.

This is obviously a sad state of affairs, but perhaps was always thus in large dense populations.

I am lucky in living in a rural Bedfordshire town, where it is common to smile & say "hi" to strangers.

Generally help folks, become involved in some community activity, etc.

So all is not lost !

I just pity the poor souls in high crime areas, it must be soul-destroying sometimes.

I would move out !

Answer 6

NO but the next generation will be totally out of control and have no boundries.

Answer 7

Yes.

Answer 8

Think joined with the state of the economy here they are already part way there