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They moved on pretty quickly because they couldnt stand listening to it. Which makes me kinda dislike this solution, as it does nothing to address the core iss
by mootothemax 12y ago
They moved on pretty quickly because they couldnt stand listening to it.
Which makes me kinda dislike this solution, as it does nothing to address the core issue, and only shifts the problem on elsewhere.
- zo1 12y agoWhat exactly would you like them to do? Detain the miscreants? Speak to their parents? Arrest them? Call the police? Confront them? Hire armed guards? Put up a fence? No-loitering signs? You know, it's not their job to fix problems. They pay taxes for that, and it should be fixed and addressed by the local municipality, and until that happens, I think it's brilliant that free individuals find peaceful methods at resolving their own problems. If that happens to move the problem elsewhere, then that's also fine. Either that elsewhere is a concentrated spot where it can be targeted more easily, or another convenience store that can do the same (or expect the police/municipality to fix).
- lclarkmichalek 12y agoProvide something for young people to do, I guess?
- Kalium 12y agoGenerally, there is something for them to do. It's just not the same something that they want to do. And, well, there's not always a good solution within those constraints.