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Originally Posted by kronas
i do agree in some cases it is about lack of facilitys, but its mostly a smokescreen for the real underlying cause of bad behaviour.
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Bad behaviour is not a cause, it is a symptom of any number of deeper, more complex problems. Many of them do not involve a lack of facilitys, they are results of a bad upbringing or other emotinal problem.
But sometimes bad behavior can rise from simply having little else to do. Taking away places for youths to go and then complaining when they roam the streets and start drinking is hyprocritical.
Most of these people live in the poorer areas of town, go to the worst schools and receive little help. The country is failing this people and should be helping them (which willl help combat the problem) instead of locking them in their houses and keeping them away from their friends (which will screw them up even more by the way!!)
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if you have a genuine reason to be out there i expect commons ens eto prevail, if worse comes to worse if they have no reason to belive you are causing trouble then a wraning and being escorted home is the worse i i think you will see, the town has a problem.
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I need a reason for me and my mates to go out now? The war finished a while ago you know.
THis is sounding very much like 1984 and is a horrific breach of freedom and human rights and at a time when people of this very forum are up in arms about ID cards (which will actually not stop you from doing anything) i am surprised to see that this, an actual obvious limit of freedom, is not minded as much. Are you less concerned about freedom when it doesn't apply to you?
I understand that this people do limit other peoples right to walk the streets as people are scared of them but this is no excuse for this extreame measure.