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May I suggest, the reason people have replied back to the OP in the way they have is largely not down to the substance of what you're saying but the tone and your choice of words. You're upset that responses have been toxic, but your OP calls people yobs, louts and scumbags for the heinous crime of being stood outside a pub having a drink. So what do you really expect? To the substance, I walk past there all the time, and on rare occasions (mainly after Hamlet home games) it's busy and you might need to squeeze through or politely say excuse-me... believe it or not, that seems to work just fine -
I've always thought, though without seeking any supporting information, that any mildish transient side effects were at least confirmation of the immune system's being able to detect incomers, and without going out of control -- so generally to be welcomed. (That doesn't btw mean that I take their absence to be a bad sign.) -
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A radical idea but why not speak to the pub management if some of their customers are causing issues? -
I was there. Yes it was wonderful. But nobody on the roundabout was blocking anybody else's route up Lordship Lane, or anywhere else.
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