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5.23
I think that teens engage in dangerous behavior because they know no other way to solve their problem. Or they become too angry so they become blinded from the consequences. I think parents are the only ones who could prevent teen violence.
6.20 Death stops violence because because death is a permanent solution to a temporary problem. This means when someone dies it scares people. Death scares people because no one really knows what is to happen. Death is inconceivably. 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 before they being violence once again.
6.25 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 goes way to far and it gets worse.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 most teens behavior can be stoped and the violance can stop the ignoraces between the people.
It takes Death to realize what people really mean to them because now they are gone. I believe teens view violence as just fun and playful and do not see how dangerous it is. Teens continue the dangerous behavior even with the risk of death because most people don't think it will happen to them. Most everyday conflicts will set off someone and make them want to fight. I believe most teens don't think of the after affect before they take action. In conclusion teen violence has no way to be prevented.
6.8 It take until death to stop something because they don't understand how dangerous what they are doing. They don't care that people are in danger untill some one dies then that is when they take it serious. They continue these tasks because they don't care. They only care for a little while but after awhile they continue their normal violence. Some kinds of violence includes gangs and shootings. Most teens don't think of the risks of the pemanent damages what are inclueded in these tasks. they can be prevented by not even doing them.
6.29 - I can't say exactly why it may take death to stop things between them, but I really think that most of these situations that require death to find a resolve. This resolve is found through the seriousness of death, because people start thinking, "Why are we really fighting. We have lost people for know real reason." People may not see the death, but the hatred from the rivals which causes more fighting and more deaths until hatred consumes them. Really it is like most people will think, because they are violent, mean, bullies, public terrorists, almost anything under the sun that tics off hot-heads to where they fight for a stupid purpose. Those who are beaten get more people and fight again which starts an endless loop that just escalates into giant gang fights in the middle of a street. In the end you can not stop the violence of others, because as human beings we can not stop this endless cycle.
6.17 It takes death to stop people from fighting because when they fight they don't think about what can happen. Teens do not take violence seriously until something bad happens to them. Teens continue to engage in dangerous behavior when there is a risk of death because as they are committing violence, they don't think about the risks.
6.26 I believe that young people often think that they are unstoppable and they won't stop a rivalry until death occurs between them. Most teens don't ever think of what might happen if they make a mistake. The only thing they do is think about them selves and how much they want to win. They never think of what can go wrong until it goes wrong. As teens want to show how strong and tough. The don't think what might happen if they get hurt. Most teens will do anything for what they call their homies or if their in a gang their crew. They won't care what they have to do as long as they will still have that trust with their friends. When teens engage in violent behavior they are never thinking of some of the permanent consequences. In conclusion, teens will keep on doing dangerous things because of what they want to believe in but one thing that would make a big difference would be if teens were able to trust in adults more.
I think that death stops violence because it scares some people make them want to stop fighting. Also death is permanent and it is also a problem. Most teens take it seriously when they view violence before death results. I think that teens continue to engage in dangerous behavior when there is the risk of death because maybe they just don't care.Clearly these are some of the reasons why death stops violence.
6.4 It often takes death rival groups to stop fight because it's their life's on the line could die. I didn't think teens view violence because it hasn't effected there life yet. Teens continue to engage because they think they can't die. Teens are not thinking of permanent because there young and stupid.All in all, teen violence can't be prevented because there not smart enough.
6.6 I think it often takes death to get rival groups of young people to stop fighting because they believe in something so much they will do whatever it takes to get what they want. I don't think teens view violence seriously before death results. They engage in dangerous behavior even when there is a risk of death because they don't care what happens as long as they get what they want. A conflict that could be serious enough to make a teen risk his/her life is that they believe they fell in love with someone like Romeo and Juliet. I think most teens don't think of permanent consequences when they engage in violence. In conclusion, if teens didn't believe in something so much they wouldn't die for it there probably be less teen violence.
it often takes death to stop young people fighting because they don't know the consequences. They don't think any thing will go wrong in tell it happens.They are to stupid to stop so they don't then they die. Nothing really is important enough to risk there life but they are stupid and do it anyway. In conclusion they are not thinking of the consequences when they do violent thing.
6.10 I think that teens stop fighting after someone dies.because then they see that they are not messing around and they will kill them to so they stop fighting cause they know they will kill them to. They don't take it that seriously because they all do it so then they think its cool and safe to do it .
6.26 to 6.8 I agree with you because you have a great point. Teens don't know the time of danger they are putting each other in until some one dies and even then they still do it again. The only time when they will learn of not to do things like that is when they are adults.
6.29 - #6.8 - You are right about that they need death to show them what they are doing, but most of the cases are just out of complete anger or vengeance. Most of the time they don't care about the danger.
6.19 Death usually stop violence because there must be someone who going to be hurt or dies. It means when someone dies it really scare them. Teens keep doing this because they don't what will going to happen in a fight. People don't know about the risk of after they fight. If their are scare they will stop fighting and not going to continue the violence.
6.26 to 6.20 Your idea that the only thing that stops teens from hurting each other is dead is so right. Young people won't stop at any point even tho they have been talked by the police because they believe that they don't have to listen to any one and that they are their own boss.
6.02 It often takes death to get rival groups of young people to stop fighting because no one really relies how bad it is or has gotten till someone gets hurt or killed. Its like this famous quote "It is all fun and games till someone gets hurt." I think most teens view violence as a game some cool thing that makes you chuckle to yourself until some gets killed or injured. Teens continue to engage in this behavior because of a few thing. One is peer presser others think it is cool. Another, is that it is fun and makes them laughs. Some types of conflicts could be serious enough to make a teen want to risk their lives; peer presser, drug, pregnant teens, and abuse. I believe that people in general don't think about the end result for the action. All in all, convince teens to make better decisions. So remember this " think about the end result so be smart."
6.15 Death doesn’t stop rival groups from fighting. It never will. Teens engage in dangerous behavior even when there is a risk of death because it gives them power, or just because they like to fight. Teens think its fun/funny to fight. When teens are fighting or people fighting in general, they don’t think about the consequences. They just wanna fight. Obviously there is never gonna be a way to prevent teens from fighting. People are gonna fight no matter what, you can tell them not to all you want, but they are always gonna do it anyway.
6.18--> Young people start fights and kill each other because, they want to get even or their from different backgrounds. They do not think about the consequences before they fight because they just want to get that person back. Teens keep fighting and it results into death because they don't care about the person their going after obviously. The young teens are just violent to get other people back. In conclusion, young teens are just violent and want revenge.
6.29 - #6.4 - I completely agree on your point even if they are dragged into the fights or if they start the fights to begin with. Almost all of the fighters have not seen death and most never think about it when the chance comes they stun themselves out of sorrow
Death stops violence because there is some who dont relize what they have done. Atleast not until they already did it, is when they relize what theyve done. But there is certainly people out there who dont have remorse for what they do. But teens see violance as the only way to fix there problems.
In my opinion it often takes death to get a rival group of young people to stop fighting because they probably wouldnt want to be the next ones to die . I don't think teens take violence so serious now a days because like they say "Its only fun in games , till' someone gets hurt" , they dont think sbout the consequences that they could face , until it happens . I think teens continue to engage in dangerous behavior when there is a risk of death because they dont think about the things they will face till death comes to them . Some things that would risk a teens life would be that they might think its cool because their friend maybe in it the krew or whatever they may be in . I personally think that teens aren't thinking about the permanent consequences that they can face , & they probably will notice until they face them . In conclusion i think teen violence can be prevented by teens noticing what they might have to face if they dont realize that what there doing is wrong .
6.28 I think that death often get groups to stop fighting is because its all fun and games till some one gets killed.I think that kids don't think that it is very important to them and they don't think that it is bad till they experience it.They think that the kids think it is cool till it terns bad.when they talk crap or threaten them they are willing to risk his/her life.I think that the kids don't think about the consequences.I think violence really cant be stop en less they make up there mind to really not to.
45 comments:
5.23
I think that teens engage in dangerous behavior because they know no other way to solve their problem. Or they become too angry so they become blinded from the consequences. I think parents are the only ones who could prevent teen violence.
6.20
Death stops violence because because death is a permanent solution to a temporary problem. This means when someone dies it scares people. Death scares people because no one really knows what is to happen. Death is inconceivably. 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 before they being violence once again.
6.25 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 goes way to far and it gets worse.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 most teens behavior can be stoped and the violance can stop the ignoraces between the people.
6.25 I agree with 20 that it is permanant and shouldnt be violances between them
6.14
It takes Death to realize what people really mean to them because now they are gone. I believe teens view violence as just fun and playful and do not see how dangerous it is. Teens continue the dangerous behavior even with the risk of death because most people don't think it will happen to them. Most everyday conflicts will set off someone and make them want to fight. I believe most teens don't think of the after affect before they take action. In conclusion teen violence has no way to be prevented.
6.25 I also agree with 23 because it has the same consept as mine
6.8
It take until death to stop something because they don't understand how dangerous what they are doing. They don't care that people are in danger untill some one dies then that is when they take it serious. They continue these tasks because they don't care. They only care for a little while but after awhile they continue their normal violence. Some kinds of violence includes gangs and shootings. Most teens don't think of the risks of the pemanent damages what are inclueded in these tasks. they can be prevented by not even doing them.
6.29 -
I can't say exactly why it may take death to stop things between them, but I really think that most of these situations that require death to find a resolve. This resolve is found through the seriousness of death, because people start thinking, "Why are we really fighting. We have lost people for know real reason." People may not see the death, but the hatred from the rivals which causes more fighting and more deaths until hatred consumes them. Really it is like most people will think, because they are violent, mean, bullies, public terrorists, almost anything under the sun that tics off hot-heads to where they fight for a stupid purpose. Those who are beaten get more people and fight again which starts an endless loop that just escalates into giant gang fights in the middle of a street. In the end you can not stop the violence of others, because as human beings we can not stop this endless cycle.
6.20 to 6.25
I completely agree with you your statement, also because we said the same concepts
6.17
It takes death to stop people from fighting because when they fight they don't think about what can happen. Teens do not take violence seriously until something bad happens to them. Teens continue to engage in dangerous behavior when there is a risk of death because as they are committing violence, they don't think about the risks.
6.26
I believe that young people often think that they are unstoppable and they won't stop a rivalry until death occurs between them. Most teens don't ever think of what might happen if they make a mistake. The only thing they do is think about them selves and how much they want to win. They never think of what can go wrong until it goes wrong. As teens want to show how strong and tough. The don't think what might happen if they get hurt. Most teens will do anything for what they call their homies or if their in a gang their crew. They won't care what they have to do as long as they will still have that trust with their friends. When teens engage in violent behavior they are never thinking of some of the permanent consequences. In conclusion, teens will keep on doing dangerous things because of what they want to believe in but one thing that would make a big difference would be if teens were able to trust in adults more.
6.20 to 6.14
I also agree with you i feel that your reaching for the same oppion and me and many others...
6.8 to 6.20
I agree with you because violence can be stopped.
6.#27
I think that death stops violence because it scares some people make them want to stop fighting. Also death is permanent and it is also a problem. Most teens take it seriously when they view violence before death results. I think that teens continue to engage in dangerous behavior when there is the risk of death because maybe they just don't care.Clearly these are some of the reasons why death stops violence.
6.8 to 6.23
Parents arn't the only people to stop it they cannot make them stop doing it.
6.4 It often takes death rival groups to stop fight because it's their life's on the line could die. I didn't think teens view violence because it hasn't effected there life yet. Teens continue to engage because they think they can't die. Teens are not thinking of permanent because there young and stupid.All in all, teen violence can't be prevented because there not smart enough.
6.17
8, I agree with you that everything can be prevented by not doing any crimes.
6.6 I think it often takes death to get rival groups of young people to stop fighting because they believe in something so much they will do whatever it takes to get what they want. I don't think teens view violence seriously before death results. They engage in dangerous behavior even when there is a risk of death because they don't care what happens as long as they get what they want. A conflict that could be serious enough to make a teen risk his/her life is that they believe they fell in love with someone like Romeo and Juliet. I think most teens don't think of permanent consequences when they engage in violence. In conclusion, if teens didn't believe in something so much they wouldn't die for it there probably be less teen violence.
6.12
it often takes death to stop young people fighting because they don't know the consequences. They don't think any thing will go wrong in tell it happens.They are to stupid to stop so they don't then they die. Nothing really is important enough to risk there life but they are stupid and do it anyway. In conclusion they are not thinking of the consequences when they do violent thing.
Dear 6.17
I agree with you that it takes death for people to know what its like until it happens to one of them.
6.14
6.10
I think that teens stop fighting after someone dies.because then they see that they are not messing around and they will kill them to so they stop fighting cause they know they will kill them to. They don't take it that seriously because they all do it so then they think its cool and safe to do it .
6.#27
I agree with you 6.20 I also think that death stops violence.
6.26 to 6.8
I agree with you because you have a great point. Teens don't know the time of danger they are putting each other in until some one dies and even then they still do it again. The only time when they will learn of not to do things like that is when they are adults.
6.17
26, I agree with you that gang members just do violent things to gain respect from their crew.
6.29 -
#6.8 - You are right about that they need death to show them what they are doing, but most of the cases are just out of complete anger or vengeance. Most of the time they don't care about the danger.
6.#27
I agree with you 6.10 I also think that teens stop fighting when someone dies.
6.19
Death usually stop violence because there must be someone who going to be hurt or dies. It means when someone dies it really scare them. Teens keep doing this because they don't what will going to happen in a fight. People don't know about the risk of after they fight. If their are scare they will stop fighting and not going to continue the violence.
6.26 to 6.20
Your idea that the only thing that stops teens from hurting each other is dead is so right. Young people won't stop at any point even tho they have been talked by the police because they believe that they don't have to listen to any one and that they are their own boss.
Dear 6.29
I agree with you that fighting has no point its all just about consumption of hate and rivals.
6.14
6.17
I agree with you because you don't know whats going to happen.
6.17from 6.19
I agree with you because is can happen a lot of stuff.
6.02
It often takes death to get rival groups of young people to stop fighting because no one really relies how bad it is or has gotten till someone gets hurt or killed. Its like this famous quote "It is all fun and games till someone gets hurt." I think most teens view violence as a game some cool thing that makes you chuckle to yourself until some gets killed or injured. Teens continue to engage in this behavior because of a few thing. One is peer presser others think it is cool. Another, is that it is fun and makes them laughs. Some types of conflicts could be serious enough to make a teen want to risk their lives; peer presser, drug, pregnant teens, and abuse. I believe that people in general don't think about the end result for the action. All in all, convince teens to make better decisions. So remember this " think about the end result so be smart."
6.6 I agree with 6.20 death will stop the violence to a temporary situation.
6.15
Death doesn’t stop rival groups from fighting. It never will. Teens engage in dangerous behavior even when there is a risk of death because it gives them power, or just because they like to fight. Teens think its fun/funny to fight. When teens are fighting or people fighting in general, they don’t think about the consequences. They just wanna fight. Obviously there is never gonna be a way to prevent teens from fighting. People are gonna fight no matter what, you can tell them not to all you want, but they are always gonna do it anyway.
6.6 I agree with 5.23 teens engage in violence because they don't know any other way.
6.18--> Young people start fights and kill each other because, they want to get even or their from different backgrounds. They do not think about the consequences before they fight because they just want to get that person back. Teens keep fighting and it results into death because they don't care about the person their going after obviously. The young teens are just violent to get other people back. In conclusion, young teens are just violent and want revenge.
6.29 -
#6.4 - I completely agree on your point even if they are dragged into the fights or if they start the fights to begin with. Almost all of the fighters have not seen death and most never think about it when the chance comes they stun themselves out of sorrow
6.19 to6.20
I agree with you because teens always hurt each others
6.4 I agree with 26 because they don't think when there in a a life or death satiation.
6.3
Death stops violence because there is some who dont relize what they have done. Atleast not until they already did it, is when they relize what theyve done. But there is certainly people out there who dont have remorse for what they do. But teens see violance as the only way to fix there problems.
6:16
In my opinion it often takes death to get a rival group of young people to stop fighting because they probably wouldnt want to be the next ones to die . I don't think teens take violence so serious now a days because like they say "Its only fun in games , till' someone gets hurt" , they dont think sbout the consequences that they could face , until it happens . I think teens continue to engage in dangerous behavior when there is a risk of death because they dont think about the things they will face till death comes to them . Some things that would risk a teens life would be that they might think its cool because their friend maybe in it the krew or whatever they may be in . I personally think that teens aren't thinking about the permanent consequences that they can face , & they probably will notice until they face them . In conclusion i think teen violence can be prevented by teens noticing what they might have to face if they dont realize that what there doing is wrong .
6.15
#20. I agree with you, dying scares people into stopping violence. If they watch someone die, they probably won't kill anyone.
6.4 I agree with 23 because it might take death for teens to stop deaths.
6.28
I think that death often get groups to stop fighting is because its all fun and games till some one gets killed.I think that kids don't think that it is very important to them and they don't think that it is bad till they experience it.They think that the kids think it is cool till it terns bad.when they talk crap or threaten them they are willing to risk his/her life.I think that the kids don't think about the consequences.I think violence really cant be stop en less they make up there mind to really not to.
6:16
26, I agree with you that gang members just do violent things to gain respect from their crew.
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