Perpetrators of Violence in Britain Should be Expelled From Housing

British Prime Minister David Cameron said Friday that the perpetrators of violence in Britain should be expelled from the housing. People who “steal from their own communities” should not longer be living in social housing, David Cameron said the BBC.

“If you live in an apartment office, take advantage of a home at reduced prices and this means responsibility of you,” said Conservative Prime Minister.

“For a long time, we have adopted a tolerant attitude towards people too who steal from their communities. If you do, you lose rights to subsidized housing,” he said.

“Obviously, this means that they must stay elsewhere. They will have to find housing in the private sector, and this will be harder for them, but would have to think about this before you start to steal ”he added.

At the same time, the municipal council in Wandsworth, south London neighborhood, announced that a notice of expulsion was issued against one of the tenants, whose son is suspected of participating in violence in Clapham on the night of Monday to Tuesday. The final decision will come a judge.

According to conservative council majority, the tenant violated the lease terms, which apply to all members of the association.

“There is no place in our apartments for people who commit violent crimes, which do not show any consideration for their neighbors, or harass them, threaten them, intimidate or interfere with others,” said Council President Ravi Govind.

This decision follows a petition online calling for perpetrators to be deprived of social rights. The petition was signed by 160,000 people already and will be automatically subject to the attention of deputies.

“No taxpayer should not fund them on those who destroyed property, stole from the community and did not show gratitude to helping their country,” details the petition.