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Originally Posted by Damien
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.
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im glad you brought upbringing up because i think that plays a part in the childs overall tenure to do things that are 'hositle' to the enviroment.
you dont see me holidng a gun in the street do you ?
thats because i know guns are wrong and violence does not solve anything, it leads to more distress.
how do i know this ? from my upbringing and seeing what devistation guns can cause, as there is a gun problem in area sof this country.
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Originally Posted by Damien
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.
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im sorry but its a smokescreen just to persue acts of violence, im bored 99% of the time and i do NOT go out and smash things up, cause bodily harm. trash everything out there, be a nusicence, be a trouble maker with the local community.
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Originally Posted by Damien
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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keeping them at home is the safest you can make it, i have seen local facilitys be vandalised by youths or not 'taken care of' in an appropriate manner.
if they want to contact their freinds, internet, telephones, mobiles, are available. if they live close to each other one of them can make a trek along to the others house, single file if there are multiple people.
then they can trash thier own homes.
the age groups mentioned should be schooled, homework to do on top of that and to fit a social life, perfectly plausable.