Party Vibe

Hard to justify raving morally give the rubbish left, damage to buildings etc. Certain smaller party’s not so much. But raving is intrinsically selfish as is drug use. So is driving a car etc though so it’s complex but I can understand why it upsets people and the police crack down at times.

@photographthesun 510927 wrote:

You would have thought if he was growing pot he would have kept his rig involment a bit more lowkey lol

lol should have lived up to the name a bit more :biggreen: Nice guy though shame he got all the stick for this party there were other bigger rigs there and from what I saw there wasn’t as much disruption caused as many other parties though they like to go for it if it’s easy to pin it all on one ‘organiser’ through hire van contracts

@thelog 510953 wrote:

Yes it does upset people, which is unfair on us to because we want to engage in this activity without upsetting people which can be done, but we need allocated areas in which to do so.

We do though they are called clubs. Festivals etc. I know it’s not the same though. I have seen farmers fields destroyed, tones of rubbish just left, terrible locations used that make life he’ll for the community, lots of illegal drugs etc etc. If anything its amazing the police don’t do more to stop it. Would be great if a balance could be found.

Who are they trying to kid? That’s not the way things are done. Basically they drive up some temp labour Eastern Europeans and give them a fiver each and a clip round the ear to do the cleaning. Then they make out they used regular employed people paying National Insurance contributions and the whole clean operation really cost £150,000 per square acre. That’s the UK, that’s the way things are done in Britain, where we are in the 21st century. Tax payers are expected to pay for corrupt management.