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Keeping my kid from being arrested for being in the wrong place at the right time is not paranoid.And you don't think that could be a target for those who want to get back at those in a better place than they are?Actually, there is a mall a few towns away that has had some violence, but I never go to that mall. There are two malls I frequent, and both are pretty high end.
This seems rather paranoid, IMO. You have to live your life and you have to let your kids have lives too.
Your denial of the facts doesnt make them any less factual, but these false cries of "racism" are exactly why the republicans run the country now. Keep it up fucktard!yep no racism hereblack thugshttp://www.nytimes.com/2016/12/27/us/mall-fights-brawls.html?_r=0
Boredom is supposedly the culprit. Teenagers are allegedly bored so they gather in mobs, go to shopping malls and infringe on the rights of shoppers and business owners by engaging in fights and violence. Mall owners and management have come up with a solution to bar youths under the age of 18 from entering without an adult during certain hours. However, some view this as discriminatory and/or racist.
Those calling the mall curfew racist, what is your solution to prevent the violence and how are you going to protect the rights of shoppers and business owners?
The sin of America. Homes without fathersLack of proper upbringing and parenting
It's not only homes w/o fathers it's homes with two parents that don't take the time to teach their children how to behave, right from wrong and to be good citizens
I dont see mob violence, robbery and knocking out old people for a few laughs on that list. Sorry, but most people in this nation cannot relate to any of the shit we see happening in the black community.Mayhem?
Raise your hand if, as a kid, you did any of the following:
Threw eggs at houses on Halloween.
Threw snowballs at cars or at houses in winter.
Lit off fireworks in mailboxes or other private property on the July 4th.
Got into a fistfight with someone.
Shoplifted something.
Shot a BB gun at someone or at someone's property.
The sin of America. Homes without fathersLack of proper upbringing and parenting
It's not only homes w/o fathers it's homes with two parents that don't take the time to teach their children how to behave, right from wrong and to be good citizens
What if your white son and a friend got jumped by a group of blacks? The first instinct is to fight back. Then the cops come in and arrest all of them. From what it appeared on the cameras, it is blacks that are fighting. Go to the movies or go bowling, kids!
Amen to this. The place is a business, not a day care center. If certain people can't get along while on the property, out on their butt is where they should be no matter what their age is.http://www.nytimes.com/2016/12/27/us/mall-fights-brawls.html?_r=0
Boredom is supposedly the culprit. Teenagers are allegedly bored so they gather in mobs, go to shopping malls and infringe on the rights of shoppers and business owners by engaging in fights and violence. Mall owners and management have come up with a solution to bar youths under the age of 18 from entering without an adult during certain hours. However, some view this as discriminatory and/or racist.
Those calling the mall curfew racist, what is your solution to prevent the violence and how are you going to protect the rights of shoppers and business owners?
I don't see why that would be considered discriminatory if they are minors.The mall is not a babysitter.
Keeping my kid from being arrested for being in the wrong place at the right time is not paranoid.And you don't think that could be a target for those who want to get back at those in a better place than they are?Actually, there is a mall a few towns away that has had some violence, but I never go to that mall. There are two malls I frequent, and both are pretty high end.
This seems rather paranoid, IMO. You have to live your life and you have to let your kids have lives too.
Inadequate mall security is the real culprit.http://www.nytimes.com/2016/12/27/us/mall-fights-brawls.html?_r=0
Boredom is supposedly the culprit. Teenagers are allegedly bored so they gather in mobs, go to shopping malls and infringe on the rights of shoppers and business owners by engaging in fights and violence. Mall owners and management have come up with a solution to bar youths under the age of 18 from entering without an adult during certain hours. However, some view this as discriminatory and/or racist.
Those calling the mall curfew racist, what is your solution to prevent the violence and how are you going to protect the rights of shoppers and business owners?
Then I hope you are armed.Until this mayhem is eliminated, I would have no problem with accompanying my teenager.As a parent. I knew the boys and girls go to the mall to meet the opposite sex. If I had a teenage girl going to the mall right now, I would go with her to make sure she would be safe. If they can't take a parent, then get another adult.I don't know. I guess if your kid goes and does some shopping and is well behaved, then you might be upset about these kind of rules. It's probably the minority of kids who rampage at the mall. I'm sure most of them (especially the girls) are there for the shopping.
Until what age are you going to hold their hands though? I'm thinking these are probably 15-18 year old teens.
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/12/27/us/mall-fights-brawls.html?_r=0
Boredom is supposedly the culprit. Teenagers are allegedly bored so they gather in mobs, go to shopping malls and infringe on the rights of shoppers and business owners by engaging in fights and violence. Mall owners and management have come up with a solution to bar youths under the age of 18 from entering without an adult during certain hours. However, some view this as discriminatory and/or racist.
Those calling the mall curfew racist, what is your solution to prevent the violence and how are you going to protect the rights of shoppers and business owners?
The sin of America. Homes without fathersLack of proper upbringing and parenting
It's not only homes w/o fathers it's homes with two parents that don't take the time to teach their children how to behave, right from wrong and to be good citizens
Why in the fokk would you want to encourate teenee-weenies to interact like that?As a parent. I knew the boys and girls go to the mall to meet the opposite sex. If I had a teenage girl going to the mall right now, I would go with her to make sure she would be safe. If they can't take a parent, then get another adult.I don't know. I guess if your kid goes and does some shopping and is well behaved, then you might be upset about these kind of rules. It's probably the minority of kids who rampage at the mall. I'm sure most of them (especially the girls) are there for the shopping.
Don't you want your children mingling with the opposite sex? They will be socially inept if you don't allow them to be independent sometimes. You teach them values and then you have to let them go.
I did not shoot at anybody nor shoplift.Mayhem?
Raise your hand if, as a kid, you did any of the following:
Threw eggs at houses on Halloween.
Threw snowballs at cars or at houses in winter.
Lit off fireworks in mailboxes or other private property on the July 4th.
Got into a fistfight with someone.
Shoplifted something.
Shot a BB gun at someone or at someone's property.
By 18 boys are usually too big to abduct.Ugh I must be like overprotective or something >.< My kid is turning 18 next month and I worry when he walks to his friends house on the other side of the lake...
The malls with their inadequate security are easy targets for these mouse packs....It must be time for a nap, I completely forgot my statement addressing the OP lol
I'm still trying to wrap my head around them arguing that all these brawls were unrelated. Is that not weird to anyone else??
I just don't get it honestly, the whole fights at the mall thing I mean. Around here the fight still happens at the parking lot at school... maybe we're just too old fashioned up here.
Just because you are NOT paranoid does NOT mean that somebody is NOT out to get you.And you don't think that could be a target for those who want to get back at those in a better place than they are?Actually, there is a mall a few towns away that has had some violence, but I never go to that mall. There are two malls I frequent, and both are pretty high end.
This seems rather paranoid, IMO. You have to live your life and you have to let your kids have lives too.
Why in the fokk would you want to encourate teenee-weenies to interact like that?As a parent. I knew the boys and girls go to the mall to meet the opposite sex. If I had a teenage girl going to the mall right now, I would go with her to make sure she would be safe. If they can't take a parent, then get another adult.I don't know. I guess if your kid goes and does some shopping and is well behaved, then you might be upset about these kind of rules. It's probably the minority of kids who rampage at the mall. I'm sure most of them (especially the girls) are there for the shopping.
Don't you want your children mingling with the opposite sex? They will be socially inept if you don't allow them to be independent sometimes. You teach them values and then you have to let them go.
The worst that could happen is that they start boinking and get pregnant.
The best that can happen is nothing.
School dances is when they can socialize, under close supervision.
Teens' main responsibility to society is to study and learn and do well in school.
