With police urging people to grass up neighbors, would you do it?
I wouldn't. Probably because I was raised to not snitch, but more so if people want to risk their health that's their own fault provided they're not risking mine.
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With police urging people to grass up neighbors, would you do it?
I wouldn't. Probably because I was raised to not snitch, but more so if people want to risk their health that's their own fault provided they're not risking mine.
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Nope. Too risky.
Its one thing if the cops themselfs stop in their car while passing by to speak with a neighbour, its quite another thing if the cops show up cause a neighbour called them.
I no longer trust the cops anyways.
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Tempted at times but ultimately, NO.
Besides which, like whispershadow above, I have an innate distrust and dislike of the police.
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No, I don’t think so.
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No, because I don't want my windows broken or a burning mattress shoved up against my door.
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Definitely not, they’re far to boring round here to be doing anything wrong anyway!!Originally Posted by BlueIris
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l wouldn't like too as l hate conflict imagine trying to face them everytime you went out, lol l don't go out much anyway that would be it l wouldn't see the light of day again,
l just think leave it to someone else we have enough stress without bringing it to your doorstep
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I had that problem when I first moved to this house. A neighbor thought we grassed them up to social services. We didn't, but for a good 6 months it was hell. Everybody gets on well now though.
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It depends how bad the transgression is - if a neighbour had 7 people round for dinner instead of 6, then probably not. If they were having a big party with loud music and lots of drunken people being disruptive (especially late at night), that would be a different matter.
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Same as Sparkle - yes I would, but under certain circumstances. An obvious large gathering, yes, an extra person, then no.
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