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Re: I Don't Understand Why Teens Get Pleasure Out of Destruction


@AuntG wrote:

Feeling sorry for you.  I'm pretty lucky in that our neighbor kids are active, but harmless.


Me too.  Every neighborhood I've ever lived in.

 

Some of the stories I read here just astound me.  I don't doubt them, but in my experience this kind of thing is just not common everywhere.  Most parents DO raise their children properly, and most kids are not destructive.

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Re: I Don't Understand Why Teens Get Pleasure Out of Destruction

It's their parents' failure.

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Re: I Don't Understand Why Teens Get Pleasure Out of Destruction

They lack respect of other people,just terrible they did that .

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Re: I Don't Understand Why Teens Get Pleasure Out of Destruction

It's not just kids.  How many movies have you seen where the car drove over the sidewalk, hit the chicken vendor, chickens went everywhere BECAUSE IT WAS FUNNY!  

 

Respect for other people and their property is scarce.

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Re: I Don't Understand Why Teens Get Pleasure Out of Destruction


@Desert Lily wrote:

It's their parents' failure.


Not always.  There are plenty of children, adolescents, and adults who had wonderful parents, but things went wrong anyway.  It's easy to always blame the parents, but the actions of children very often are not the fault of the parents.  It would be great if it was as simple as saying it's the parents' failure, but that's not realistic and it's not accurate.

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Re: I Don't Understand Why Teens Get Pleasure Out of Destruction

Adults, too, have been fairly destructive; and the young kids see it on the TV, on the news, etc. Probably thinking that it's the normal way of life, sorry to say.

'More or less', 'Right or wrong', 'In general', and 'Just thinking out loud ' (as usual).