anti social behaviour

[pantsonfire321@aol.com]

How do we solve the problem ..

[CARLA]

You don't want my opinion pants I have no use for them at all, that is all I hacve to say on the issue.:sneaky:

[pantsonfire321@aol.com]

Where i live its mostly teens causing the problems

[minks]

pantsonfire321@aol.com;467314 wrote: Where i live its mostly teens causing the problems


we just passed a bylaw here where if you are caught spitting you will get fined, do you think this is the start of working with anti-social behavior ahahahaha (what a joke)

[pantsonfire321@aol.com]

minks;467315 wrote: we just passed a bylaw here where if you are caught spitting you will get fined, do you think this is the start of working with anti-social behavior ahahahaha (what a joke)


Yeh nick people for spitting and ignore all other crime - bloody typical

[Nomad]

Look I do the best I can ok ?

[minks]

pantsonfire321@aol.com;467316 wrote: Yeh nick people for spitting and ignore all other crime - bloody typical


you got it

Nomad your anti-social behavior fits this group nicely, don't change:D

[Accountable]

flopstock;467337 wrote: I think that scientists will one day focus on this as the root of 'how young men go bad':



Little boys are taught that it is funny to let 'one' rip... as loud and and as long and as smelly as is humanly possible. Get two or more young boys in the same area and a competition erupts for gods sake.. any mother who tries to intervene is forced to leave the room in disgust, as they discover that dad is the one instigating the competition and 'bonding' with his boys by reminiscing about some of his 'great' ones...



Beano or GasX started early in life can control the beast somewhat... but a permanant cure has yet to be found..





Next question?:DSo what's your point? :yh_angel

[Accountable]

mrsK;467416 wrote: I think it is time everyone started to take responsibility for their own actions.



And if it is underage kids who are anti social then the parents need to step in & take charge of the situation:-6
:yh_clap :yh_clap That's pretty much my mantra.

[pantsonfire321@aol.com]

mrsK;467416 wrote: I think it is time everyone started to take responsibility for their own actions.

And if it is underage kids who are anti social then the parents need to step in & take charge of the situation:-6




MrsK i agree 100% When i was a child i was never allowed to roam the streets in gangs causing trouble and ive never let my daughter do it either . I find it really sad that most kids today are tossed out onto the streets so as not to get under their parents feet .

[Peg]

Here's what I don't get. When I was younger, a group of us would get together to play ball. Now, a group of kids get together to skateboard, they are called a gang. People around here complain about kids not getting exercise because of video games, computers, televisions, etc. yet if they try to get exercise by skating, they are told to skate somewhere else, they aren't allowed to hang out in groups, etc. God forbid they try to play ball and the ball go in the neighbor's yard! Someone might walk on that grass other than to mow it.:-5

[Insomniac]

I don't know how we solve the problem. It's the

"frog in the pot" syndrome...we're the frogs, and the pot of water is: political correctness, the media,

and so many other things too numerous to mention here.

The water was cold when we first went in, but it's getting hotter and hotter, we don't notice it because we get used to each degree so we still think it's cold...then one day we'll boil to death and we won't even know why.

The fact that you have asked this question shows that you have at least noticed that the temperature is rising.

I am afraid for our future.