Still well in the English media that jumped news last week: a young man died after being beaten by a group of doormen after being fired from a trendy club. The social alarm generated has been great, and the Madrid authorities have offered a good example of what in English is often called a knee-jerk reaction , ie reflected hasty reaction (and therefore probably unthinking) City Hall have rushed to close a handful of local and the Community has announced that it will implement a regulation governing the operation of local porters.
If at the end really they do, it will be something to be welcomed. The Madrid club doormen have always seemed a collective unprofessional. I'm not into the scene, but the impression given is that local muscled buddy hire the owner, who has no clue how to treat people and is made on how to address situations.
As the reader will smell, this is one of those posts where a particular comment English and English faced with another. Unfortunately, the issue of local porters, England is ahead. There, the bouncers (as they are colloquially known) are much more frightening than in Spain: moles shaved at least a hundred grim KIOS always dressed in black, with a license from the Security Industry Authority hanging from his neck. But despite its appearance, are usually educated, often you open the door to enter and you are fired with a "good night" when you leave the premises. The times that I have seen some action to reduce disruptive effectiveness surprised me: in two seconds you have been immobilized with a wrench, in a little more and have pushed off the premises, without much affection, of course, but without violence unnecessary.
Once was dramatic: I was in a London club, when suddenly I saw two young men fall to the ground in a violent fistfight. The next moment was already presenting a security officer at the scene. Not intervene, but seemed to speak for the earpiece with peers. A few seconds later, they came: three or four wardrobes pushing through the crowd. They separated the kids, catching them in a twinkling as he takes sacks of potatoes, and in less than a rooster crows were gone to the dance floor. Since then, I have no idea of \u200b\u200byouth receiving treatment after being lashed by the masses of black.
makes sense that in England require their keepers to be more prepared: here the nightlife is much more violent than in Spain. In England, out at night I have always felt more insecure than in Spain. Not only is that people will much more drunk, somehow, the English when they drink are much more eager to quarrel, and one must be careful not to get into trouble. In Spain everyone goes much more relaxed and eager to simply have fun.
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