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2. 29 Death stops violence because because death is a perminent solution to a temporary problem. This means when someone dies it scares people. Death scares people because no one really knows what happens. Death is inconcivable. People are scared of what they do not know. And if someone is scared they are not going to continue the violence they are going to stop and think again.
2-3: I think it takes death to get rival groups of young people to stop fighting because then they actually see what can happen when violence gos to far.They view violence as a way to get there anger out on someone that they don't like. They continue to engage in dangerous behavior when there is the risk of death because teens aren't that smart nowadays. One type of conflict that could be serious enough to make a teen risk his or her life would be them having someone murdered in their family by the person they are going after for revenge. I don't think that most teens are thinking of permanent consequences when they engage in violent behavior. In conclusion, teen violence can be prevented by teens not joining games, and not being ignorant.
I think it takes death to stop violence in movies and books because when something serious happens people begin to realize then need to change what they are doing. In reality, people are just going to die, and we accept it. Some teens view violence in a bad way, but others believe that violence makes you stronger as a person. Sometimes how violent you are determines your reputation, and some people really care about their reputations. Teens contine to engage in dangerous activities and behaviors even though death may result, because they may feel threatened by another. Conflicts such as personal issues, or stress, may be serious enough to risk their lives. Most teens live in the moment, so when they feel threatened, they immediately go after whoever or whatever is provoking them. Clearly, only in the movies and books it takes death to stop violence, but in reality, the violence will never end.
2-3/2-29: I definitely agree with #29 because they are right about death being a permanent solution to a temporary problem. Also, if someone is scared, they will stop, (I agree with that too).
2.28 It often takes death to get rival groups to stop fighting because i think when they kill someone they get scared. I don't think teans take violence seriously. I think teans continue to engage in danger behavior even when there is the risk of death because they are tying to prove that they are better than everyone else and they do not want to be beat. Most teans do not think of the consequences when they engage in violent behavior. Teen violence can be prevented by more serious consequences.
Sometimes death will cause more "beef" between two rival gangs.I don't think teens take death very seriously unless it's some one close to them.I think teens continue to engage in dangerous behavior because they don't really understand what it really does to people.I don't think violence is a good thing. When people fight there is no point in it. Just to see who's stronger. Teens don't understand the consequences until they have to learn them first hand.
27-2 I think that why it takes death to stop young people from fighting is because they find out how for things go. I think teens get real violent because it's there way of life and that's how they want to live it. I also think the reason they keep getting violent is because they don't really care or just want to more death. Something where a teen would want to risk there life is anything it depends on the person they could be headstrong and just want to always have some kind of conflict. I don't really think any teen thinks about permanent consequences because it's in the heat of the moment and they don't really care.In conclusion I don't think it can be prevented.
2.#25 I think that teens decide to engage in dangerous behavior because they want to be followers or they wanna look cool to their friends. Kids all over the world are risking theirs life's just too seem cool or scary to other people. I would not risk my life for anyone but my family. Gangs are all over the world kill each other. Sometimes the violence stops when someone gets killed, but most of the time it just gets worse. If I was in a gang i would be taking my life seriously. You never know when your life is going to end, so if your in a gang your life could be over in any second over some colors or signs. Clearly, nobody knows how teen violence can end because getting into teens is a hard thing to do.
2.#1 In my opinion I think that it takes death to stop violence because when people lose someone they love like a family member or a friend because of a gang they start to feel what it feels to lose someone.most teens I would think take violence very serious. I think that teens continue to engage in dangerous behavior because they get an adrenaline rush out of it or to try to fit in.Most teens do think about the consequences but when you get away with something you wanna do it more cause you feel like you're invincible.In conclusion i think that teen violence can be prevented by showing people how it feel to lose someone.
2.28 to 2.29 I agree with you when someone dies the person who killed him and the rest of the group get scared. they may get scared of getting in big trouble and they are scared the other group will seak revenge.
It often takes death for young people to stop fighting, because often kids are not aware of the consequences until it's too late. Teens do not think violence is serious.. they often think it's the right thing to do, and often think that is the only answer to there problems. The conflicts teens could think could be serious enough to risk there life, is one to prove themselves to other people, and they don't want their ego to be scared. In general, teens are not thinking of the consequences and they are just living in the moment, and NOT thinking things all the way through. In conclusion,I think violence can be prevented if teens took the the time, to step back and consider the consequences, also not let the situation escalate to violent measures.
2.14- I think that more then not death gives the rival groups a better reason to kill and fight more.I also think that some kids might stop and get out but other kids want revenge so they go and kill a rival gang member. Because some gangs give kids a famliy to go to. If they are threatend they will want to protect them self at all costs. they know what might happen but they want power and money to live the good life. all an all i dont think that there is a way to provent it.
2. 16 It often takes death because they believe that their the best and yu cant insult him or say something mean without getting injured. I think its very serious, its terrible. To know that people let alone teens, plan to kill people. They continue to injure people because, sometimes they find it amusing or they think their the best again. I don't think anything can be serious enough for this. This is just inexorable. Im sure people are fickle about this situation. I don't believe that they think of consequences, because they think they will never get caught. Clearly, teen violence can be prevented by even more harsh consequences, just what ever they find that they can do to these teens, double it. This needs to stop.
I disagree with the statement you made above. Every day there are people constantly fighting wars and dying, yet we aren't taking it serious. Violence will never stop. When we feel theatened, we automatically take action without thinking, and kill others. On the news we hear about deaths, and you see people who want to take action and avenge the death of their loved ones. Others say "Oh, what a shame" and move on with their lives. It's not that we don't care, it's that we focus on other issues.
When fighting becomes a way of life you forget why you fight. I never thunk twice before I had to fight. Them or me witch a lot of teens feel. Give more than you get thats how I lived for a long time. Death would have not stopped me. All in all I don't care.
2.10 It often takes death to get rival groups of young people to stop fighting, because when the two rivals are dead then there is no one else to fight with.I think that most teens don't view violence very seriously before death results. I think that teens continue to engage in dangerous behavior when there is risk of death because they just want to have fun and they don't think that death is gonna get them. I don't think that most teens even think of permanent consequences when they engage in violent behavior, they only think about having fun at that moment. In conclusion, teen violence can be prevented by telling all teens to be careful and privy about what they do all the time.
2 to 3 Bro, You gotta read it all to understand. I'm saying some realize that things need to change when death occurs, others just believe that it was fate.
#27 It often takes death to get rival groups of young people to stop fighting because they will always stand up for what they believe in. I believe teens well try to hurt other kids before death but sometimes the ending result is death. Teens engage in dangerous behavior because they want to feel powerful. Kids could be involved in gangs. In conclusion, teen violence can be prevented by encouraging teens not to bully others.
2.28 to 2.7 I agree with you and disagree with you. teans do take seriously a death to a close one but when they kill someone they take that seriously to. they become afraid and scared. They are scared the other group will come after them and they will go to jail. So I think teans do take death seriously.
2.24 It takes death to get rival groups of people to stop fighting because they don't want to be with people they don't like. Most teens probably think people have to do something really bad before death results. I think Teens engage in dangerous behavior when there is a risk of death because it makes them feel brave. A type of conflict that could be serious enough to make a teen want to risk his/her life would be revenge for something. I don't think teens think of permanent consequences when they engage in violent behavior. In conclusion, I don't think teen violence can be prevented.
It often takes death to stop rivals from fighting because it could have been their best friend.I think it would have been very serious because they might watch violent movies and play violent games.Teens like to continue fighting with the risk of death is that they take out all of their anger on someone else.The conflicts that might make this happens because of fights with their parents.No,teens don't care about their lives.Teen violence can be prevented by blocking the most voilent shows.
I think it often takes death to get rival groups of young people to stop fighting because they already have the thought. I also think most teens view violence before death because it is harder for them to forgive and forget. The continue in this kind of behavior because that's probably what they have seen for most or part of there life's.the are any types of conflicts that could set a teen off to kill someone. Yes, I think that the teens are thinking of the consequences and some are not. Clearly,teen violence can be prevented by them getting some type of help.
2.4 I think that it takes them awhile to stop fighting because it makes them feel powerful. I think they view it as a test to see who is stronger than who. Teens continue to engage in dangerous behavior because most of them don't know it can result to death. A type of conflict could be someone flirting/hitting on another persons boyfriend/girlfriend. Most teens aren't thinking of permanent consequences when they engage in violent behavior. Teen violence can be prevented by putting teens in juvenile hall.
2.5 Death doesn't stop gang violence. I don't think they do that much. They do it because they think it is cool. I think some do but not all think about the consequences. It can be prevented by them just stopping and try to be safer. they should think of what they are going to do and the consequence.
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2. 29 Death stops violence because because death is a perminent solution to a temporary problem. This means when someone dies it scares people. Death scares people because no one really knows what happens. Death is inconcivable. People are scared of what they do not know. And if someone is scared they are not going to continue the violence they are going to stop and think again.
2-3: I think it takes death to get rival groups of young people to stop fighting because then they actually see what can happen when violence gos to far.They view violence as a way to get there anger out on someone that they don't like. They continue to engage in dangerous behavior when there is the risk of death because teens aren't that smart nowadays. One type of conflict that could be serious enough to make a teen risk his or her life would be them having someone murdered in their family by the person they are going after for revenge. I don't think that most teens are thinking of permanent consequences when they engage in violent behavior. In conclusion, teen violence can be prevented by teens not joining games, and not being ignorant.
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I think it takes death to stop violence in movies and books because when something serious happens people begin to realize then need to change what they are doing. In reality, people are just going to die, and we accept it. Some teens view violence in a bad way, but others believe that violence makes you stronger as a person. Sometimes how violent you are determines your reputation, and some people really care about their reputations. Teens contine to engage in dangerous activities and behaviors even though death may result, because they may feel threatened by another. Conflicts such as personal issues, or stress, may be serious enough to risk their lives. Most teens live in the moment, so when they feel threatened, they immediately go after whoever or whatever is provoking them. Clearly, only in the movies and books it takes death to stop violence, but in reality, the violence will never end.
2-3/2-29: I definitely agree with #29 because they are right about death being a permanent solution to a temporary problem. Also, if someone is scared, they will stop, (I agree with that too).
2.28 It often takes death to get rival groups to stop fighting because i think when they kill someone they get scared. I don't think teans take violence seriously. I think teans continue to engage in danger behavior even when there is the risk of death because they are tying to prove that they are better than everyone else and they do not want to be beat. Most teans do not think of the consequences when they engage in violent behavior. Teen violence can be prevented by more serious consequences.
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Sometimes death will cause more "beef" between two rival gangs.I don't think teens take death very seriously unless it's some one close to them.I think teens continue to engage in dangerous behavior because they don't really understand what it really does to people.I don't think violence is a good thing. When people fight there is no point in it. Just to see who's stronger. Teens don't understand the consequences until they have to learn them first hand.
27-2 I think that why it takes death to stop young people from fighting is because they find out how for things go. I think teens get real violent because it's there way of life and that's how they want to live it. I also think the reason they keep getting violent is because they don't really care or just want to more death. Something where a teen would want to risk there life is anything it depends on the person they could be headstrong and just want to always have some kind of conflict. I don't really think any teen thinks about permanent consequences because it's in the heat of the moment and they don't really care.In conclusion I don't think it can be prevented.
2.#25
I think that teens decide to engage in dangerous behavior because they want to be followers or they wanna look cool to their friends. Kids all over the world are risking theirs life's just too seem cool or scary to other people. I would not risk my life for anyone but my family. Gangs are all over the world kill each other. Sometimes the violence stops when someone gets killed, but most of the time it just gets worse. If I was in a gang i would be taking my life seriously. You never know when your life is going to end, so if your in a gang your life could be over in any second over some colors or signs. Clearly, nobody knows how teen violence can end because getting into teens is a hard thing to do.
2.#1
In my opinion I think that it takes death to stop violence because when people lose someone they love like a family member or a friend because of a gang they start to feel what it feels to lose someone.most teens I would think take violence very serious. I think that teens continue to engage in dangerous behavior because they get an adrenaline rush out of it or to try to fit in.Most teens do think about the consequences but when you get away with something you wanna do it more cause you feel like you're invincible.In conclusion i think that teen violence can be prevented by showing people how it feel to lose someone.
2.28 to 2.29 I agree with you when someone dies the person who killed him and the rest of the group get scared. they may get scared of getting in big trouble and they are scared the other group will seak revenge.
It often takes death for young people to stop fighting, because often kids are not aware of the consequences until it's too late.
Teens do not think violence is serious.. they often think it's the right thing to do, and often think that is the only answer to there problems. The conflicts teens could think could be serious enough to risk there life, is one to prove themselves to other people, and they don't want their ego to be scared. In general, teens are not thinking of the consequences and they are just living in the moment, and NOT thinking things all the way through. In conclusion,I think violence can be prevented if teens took the the time, to step back and consider the consequences, also not let the situation escalate to violent measures.
2-3/2-2: I agree with #2 because it really does take death for people to realize that they need to change their ways.
2.14- I think that more then not death gives the rival groups a better reason to kill and fight more.I also think that some kids might stop and get out but other kids want revenge so they go and kill a rival gang member. Because some gangs give kids a famliy to go to. If they are threatend they will want to protect them self at all costs. they know what might happen but they want power and money to live the good life. all an all i dont think that there is a way to provent it.
#25
I disagree with you number 3 because there are a lot of smart teens out their. I am a smart teen and your just not smart enough.
2.14- nice job twenty nine i think that is a very good thing
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2. 16
It often takes death because they believe that their the best and yu cant insult him or say something mean without getting injured. I think its very serious, its terrible. To know that people let alone teens, plan to kill people. They continue to injure people because, sometimes they find it amusing or they think their the best again. I don't think anything can be serious enough for this. This is just inexorable. Im sure people are fickle about this situation. I don't believe that they think of consequences, because they think they will never get caught. Clearly, teen violence can be prevented by even more harsh consequences, just what ever they find that they can do to these teens, double it. This needs to stop.
2 to 29
I disagree with the statement you made above. Every day there are people constantly fighting wars and dying, yet we aren't taking it serious. Violence will never stop. When we feel theatened, we automatically take action without thinking, and kill others. On the news we hear about deaths, and you see people who want to take action and avenge the death of their loved ones. Others say "Oh, what a shame" and move on with their lives. It's not that we don't care, it's that we focus on other issues.
#2 you have a strong statement , I agree.
2:11
When fighting becomes a way of life you forget why you fight. I never thunk twice before I had to fight. Them or me witch a lot of teens feel. Give more than you get thats how I lived for a long time. Death would have not stopped me. All in all I don't care.
2.10 It often takes death to get rival groups of young people to stop fighting, because when the two rivals are dead then there is no one else to fight with.I think that most teens don't view violence very seriously before death results. I think that teens continue to engage in dangerous behavior when there is risk of death because they just want to have fun and they don't think that death is gonna get them. I don't think that most teens even think of permanent consequences when they engage in violent behavior, they only think about having fun at that moment. In conclusion, teen violence can be prevented by telling all teens to be careful and privy about what they do all the time.
2 to 3
Bro, You gotta read it all to understand. I'm saying some realize that things need to change when death occurs, others just believe that it was fate.
#27
It often takes death to get rival groups of young people to stop fighting because they will always stand up for what they believe in. I believe teens well try to hurt other kids before death but sometimes the ending result is death. Teens engage in dangerous behavior because they want to feel powerful. Kids could be involved in gangs. In conclusion, teen violence can be prevented by encouraging teens not to bully others.
2.28 to 2.7 I agree with you and disagree with you. teans do take seriously a death to a close one but when they kill someone they take that seriously to. they become afraid and scared. They are scared the other group will come after them and they will go to jail. So I think teans do take death seriously.
3. I disagree with you. They keep doing these dangarous things, not because their stupid, just because they make stupid desisions.
2.24 It takes death to get rival groups of people to stop fighting because they don't want to be with people they don't like. Most teens probably think people have to do something really bad before death results. I think Teens engage in dangerous behavior when there is a risk of death because it makes them feel brave. A type of conflict that could be serious enough to make a teen want to risk his/her life would be revenge for something. I don't think teens think of permanent consequences when they engage in violent behavior. In conclusion, I don't think teen violence can be prevented.
It often takes death to stop rivals from fighting because it could have been their best friend.I think it would have been very serious because they might watch violent movies and play violent games.Teens like to continue fighting with the risk of death is that they take out all of their anger on someone else.The conflicts that might make this happens because of fights with their parents.No,teens don't care about their lives.Teen violence can be prevented by blocking the most voilent shows.
2.9
I think it often takes death to get rival groups of young people to stop fighting because they already have the thought. I also think most teens view violence before death because it is harder for them to forgive and forget. The continue in this kind of behavior because that's probably what they have seen for most or part of there life's.the are any types of conflicts that could set a teen off to kill someone. Yes, I think that the teens are thinking of the consequences and some are not. Clearly,teen violence can be prevented by them getting some type of help.
2.4 I think that it takes them awhile to stop fighting because it makes them feel powerful. I think they view it as a test to see who is stronger than who. Teens continue to engage in dangerous behavior because most of them don't know it can result to death. A type of conflict could be someone flirting/hitting on another persons boyfriend/girlfriend. Most teens aren't thinking of permanent consequences when they engage in violent behavior. Teen violence can be prevented by putting teens in juvenile hall.
2.5
Death doesn't stop gang violence. I don't think they do that much. They do it because they think it is cool. I think some do but not all think about the consequences. It can be prevented by them just stopping and try to be safer. they should think of what they are going to do and the consequence.
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