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of course it does have to do with walkabale cities. to walk in a city that is not set-up for walking is clearly an odd thing to do. if the city were set-up fo
by bsedlm 4y ago
of course it does have to do with walkabale cities.
to walk in a city that is not set-up for walking is clearly an odd thing to do.
if the city were set-up for walking and people walked it, a group of 4 persons walking wouldn't be an oddity
- woweoe 4y agoYou could bet you that those four people would have the same thing happen to them in Japan's walkable cities as well. It is nothing to do with walkable cities.
- bsedlm 4y agoat least have enough courage to admit that 4 teenagers would make you nervous. there's nothing wrong with being alert. teenagers can be dangerous and unpredictable. the dividing line IMO, would be behaving preemptively in such a scenario.
- _se 4y ago4 teenagers would not make me nervous. Happens many times per day for many of us. Parent comments are talking about something different than "common sense" or "being alert". Profiling is a real thing that many people have to deal with.