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law obiding teen fights dispersal orders
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a kid has taken the council to court in richmond over their dispersal order that prevents him form leaving the house after 9 to go cinema or whatnot
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this kis goes to church and doesnt go and get drunk ,why should he prevented i nthe name of a blanket law
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this kis goes to church and doesnt go and get drunk ,why should he prevented i nthe name of a blanket law
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but why should our generation suffer from the failings of the generation above us...i say a mass cull is in order...destroy the 12-25 year old age group and keep only the wisest of teachers and down to earth X Box junkies to teach the new generation of the new moral ways...it's the only way to stop yob culture and teen pregnancies...
I don't support the law... If kids are misbehaving then there has to be something going wrong somewhere. It's not going to solve the root of the problem by locking people up...
I nod and wish it meant anything.
I took my Daughter to the park last Friday about 5-30pm and there about 10 kids when I got there. About 15 mins later in walks 7/8 lads all using abusive language, some had cans of lager and although they were not causing trouble i felt very intimidated, even this early on an evening.
So yeah in situations like this, even though they were not causing trouble move them on because the park I was at was aimed at younger children, not youths swearing their heads off and drinking lager.
So let me get this right.
You were in no danger. The people in question offered you no threat.
Yet becuase of your paranoia, they should not be allowed there.
Where is the justice in that?
Why? Again, where is the justice?
I think that banning drinking in public parks is somewhere in the middle between the rights of people to stand menacingly in parks and the rights of young mothers to take their children to said parks.
I've been there done that, I used to be one of those loud mouthed nasty little 'yobs' drinking and vomiting all over the shop because my mates and I were just bored.
Any time we had some other stimulation, like when the weather was good and you could play football or maybe there was something else happening we didnt drink much at all and didnt just hang around.
Bans like this will only widen the gap between young people and the forces of law and order, police will become even more people they hate, this is hugely socially damaging.
What I wonder is why a gernation before that could people find things to do? My uncle tells me fondly how he walked in Winter 1/4 way across leicestershire with his mates to play football at bradgate park, stayed there for a bit and went home. I just think a lot of kids these days don't have any imagination.
Rose tinted spectacles that is.
There's plenty for young people to do, but it all costs money - and this is why you will find a certain 'type' of young person hanging around on the streets/parks drinking White Lightning.
Ridding ourselves of this so-called 'yob culture' is a long term process, and means improving the social lives of Britain's poorer classes.
lol, that's ridiculous.
Parks have always been a congregation area for youths...if they weren't hanging about parks they'd have been hanging about on people's streets...its a no-win situation...but until they've actually caused trouble, you can't have any complaint. What else are they meant to do?
I did say it was a childrens park, not aimed at teenagers.
How do you know I was in no danger ? remember they were drinking and after a can of lager some think they can take the world on. Its not like you who may be used to drinking, you may be able to handle 2 cans before it affects you.
under age drinkers, drinking in a public place.....you'd agree with that ? Cos I certainly dont.
it's really not that bad...most teenagers who shout and give abuse are all talk...i know...you'd need to have a fucked up mental condition to attack a woman and her child in a park tbh
Go about 6oo yards further down the road to the area aimed at teens. They have just spent thousands upgrading the whole park yet the teenagers still insist on playing around on the swings which are aimed at 10 and under.
The area im talking about has a new skateboard ramp, bigger climbing things, benches so they can sit and swill their booze down.
Why should I have to be in a childrens park with teens swearing their head off ? Would you think it a good idea for me to ask them to curb their language infront of my Daughter ?
I can use language so dont get me wrong but there is a time and place for everything and I never use language infront of my Daughter or any other child and I expect the same from others.
teenagers with nothing to do other than drinking...is this acceptable?
read my post, the park im talking about has just been upgraded at a huge cost. Right next door there is a youthy. There are many clubs opening up in my area for teens but its more fun going to the park and not letting the little kids have a go of the rides.