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KOJOE90 wrote:

topper123 wrote:This is from the girlfriend of the assualted car owner

"Jose parked and was getting out when they attacked him. The older man swaggered across the street and
looked very drunk. I told Jose to be careful. The next thing I knew he was by the car door, stopping Jose shutting it and grappling with him. Then Jose collapsed. I was petrified and jumped out. It was then I noticed the younger guy. The men were strolling away as if they had no care in the world. Jose had blood dripping from his mouth and on his clothes and for a moment I thought he was dead. I was shouting at the men asking why they had done this. I was in tears. The younger one turned and told me I should say sorry for insulting his friend."

When her boyfriend staggered towards her, she said the younger man got into a boxing position as if he was about to attack him again. Thats when she ran to the car and called the police to the scene.

Hang on I am missing someyhing here? In this moment of panic the girlfriend spoke to Harrison & Co in English? How did she know they were English? Does she even speak English?

Just a thought, not saying the above quote is untrue.

Terence wrote:

jamesmcdonnell wrote:

Terence wrote:There are a few versions of mental illness but two main types. There are those who are ill and cannot help themselves and there are those who can hlep themselves yet prefer not too.

So the guy cannot cope with the regular nature of life. He has reached a high level in his profession. Maybe he should think about the people who are up all night serving him booze or sweeping up after his rampages. People who do this until they retire, that is proper regularity of life.

We could further subdivide this.

There are those who have problems of whatever nature, are able to look into themselves, and elicit change, because their brains and their personas are such as they are able to do so.

Then there are those who despite struggling valiantly with their illnesses/weaknesses/demons, are totally unable to overcome them and eventually succumb.

My guess is that once he's had a couple of drinks, everything goes out the window he gets pissed as a prat and loses control.

I'm sure this starts with the notion of a 'wee drink.'

I know myself that I have a weakness for drink, after a couple of shandies in me, I feel the urge to really get plastered, and it's very hard to fight, but I'm fortunate in that I've got the sense to not go out on the lash too often and also I don't get violent, aggressive or act like a pudendum when pissed. Although others may disagree with that last statement.

Mind you, just succumbed to a special offer from the Sunday times wine club, buy a case of mixed reds for 69 quid, and get a free mixed case worth another 69 quid.

Whoo-hoo!

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For the subdivisions you should read Dorothy Rowe, 'Depression: Finding your way out of your Prison'. Or as Nietzsche would say the strong and the weak. I go with the mad Prussian personally

You sound a normal drunken person. I myself only drink when in the safety of Kilkenny or my grandparents villa, i.e. places where I can chill out knowing nutters like Harrison are not about. I get talkative then fall asleep. Harrison must be aware, surely, that he acts like a goon when drunk so the answer is not to drink. There is no other excuse.

nickd wrote:There's no smoke without fire.

While nothing is proven, there is an alarming pattern it seems of Harrison using his fists when he's had a drink. He needs locking up for other peoples safety as much as his own. Whether that be prison or a mental institute remains to be seens I would guess the former.

topper123 wrote:Unfortunatly alot of people don't get diagnosed with certain conditions till the damage has been done, I think mental illness has been one of the most neglected areas in the health service,
but also some people are just nasty and bullies as well.

Harrison always struck me as quite intelligent, but drink just doesn't seem to suit him, there's alot of people around who are nice as pie, till they have a drink ,then they turn into violent wankers.

It does seem that Harrison has only been in trouble when he's had to much to drink.