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The Moral Maze - Community

edited February 2007 in General Charlton
We often hear the word community used to describe the local community, the gay community, even the Charlton community.

Do you feel part of one or more "community" and if so which ones or is the whole concept of community false.

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  • Good luck Henry. Might have to bump this when people have less on their minds.

    Come on you Reds!
  • edited February 2007
    [cite]Posted By: Henry Irving[/cite]We often hear the word community used to describe the local community, the gay community, even the Charlton community.

    Do you feel part of one or more "community" and if so which ones or is the whole concept of community false.


    wow, like deep post man...you in the 'smoking' community henry, a bit of psychodelic music playing in the background ?
  • No, haven't touch the stuff since I was a teenager.

    Just trying to give a bit of variety to the discussions
  • i feel a part of the Valley Gold community
  • MCSMCS
    edited February 2007
    [cite]Posted By: ltgtr[/cite]
    [cite]Posted By: Henry Irving[/cite]We often hear the word community used to describe the local community, the gay community, even the Charlton community.

    Do you feel part of one or more "community" and if so which ones or is the whole concept of community false.


    wow, like deep post man...you in the 'smoking' community henry, a bit of psychodelic music playing in the background ?

    yeah baby
  • NO not really, don't feel part of anything really to be honest...! :-(
  • [cite]Posted By: Ketman[/cite]NO not really, don't feel part of anything really to be honest...! :-(

    anyone else or do you feel part of your town or street's community.
  • edited February 2007
    ketman,surely the clubbing community, or the community that you play your records/cd's to on a friday night, you're part of that!
    thats a community
    as is a fanbase of a band/team etc

    well i think so anyway. its not quite family, but people you can connect with as you have an interest with them. even if you don't speak, you're still there all together for the same reasons essentially!
  • I think I am struggling with the full meaning of the word 'community'. I play to a crowd each week which can be full of different faces not many the same from week to week. I suppose the other mob I play for or go clubbing with once every six weeks where everybody knows everybody could be classed as near to a community as anything. Although I am not sure the things we get up to at these gatherings would impress our Henry or be regarded as communal ! LOL
  • I look out for people as best I can, not because I feel that we should live in a community, but because treating each other decently and with a fair level of understanding as much as possible is what I think us humans should be doing for each other. If that attitude gets labelled as being pro-community then so be it. It is too idealistic a term for me.

    Peace doods.
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  • I feel part of the lurgy community.
  • Sco You are such a well rounded loving individual Sco. You sound too good to be true, cos you're quite handsome too.

    (Just an observation tav).

    Anyway i feel part of my community, I adore my downstairs neighbour, he was more upset than me when i got burgled.

    I love walking down charlton lane yelling hello to a few mates who live down there. in fact i know 7 different households on that one road, probably cos we all drink in our local community pub so we have all gotten to know each other.
  • Is it serious between you and Tav, B? (lol - thanks!).
  • edited February 2007
    Ben's Mum (the left back not the supporters director) says there is no such thing as society
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