Also the fact that teens are so rough towards one another there brains aren’t thinking on what can happen if there physical towards people violently. Adults sometimes complain that were not adults yet, reasons why we can’t drive, buy alcohol, nor vote. In Paul Thompson’s article, “Startling Finds on Teenage Brian” published in The Sacramento Bee stated, “While research on brain-tissues loss can help us to understand teens better, it cannot be used to excuse their violent or homicidal behavior. But it can be used as evidence that teenagers are not yet adults, and the legal system shouldn’t treat them as such”. Jurors should think while there in court that treating teens as adults is something pretty much unfair, because why try teens as adults if there not even close to one.
The phrase ‘death chariots’ with their association of death, violence and destruction has the intended affect to fear readers of these manic, destructive young teens. It is this appeal to fear which evokes activity in the community to promote a change in society. Wowser also refers to the waste of ‘our tax dollar on a futile and ineffective effort to lower road toll by advertising’ reiterating that the law in place is not desired. This evokes hostility and a want for change in readers. Wowser adds an appeal to community service in saying it is rare ‘to find a young person who is a member of the Salvation Army’.
This is a major problem that we need to solve. The Bliss type of homeless should not be incorporated into the statistics we as a nation gather this is because they are not the true homeless people, they are the lazy and unmotivated people of society. They can choose to be houseless if they want to, but they should be excluded from any sort of statistic that we
Indeed the options 3 offer something very different than competitors. Secondly, regarding the segment target, 14 – 24 years old, it is known that those category can not pass the credit check with the current carriers due to there lack of revenue. The result is that this target market has been forgotten. Moreover, it is an age where teenagers are looking for “independence” and like to do things without parents. It is why the option 3 fit well.
We all know that kids go around our back to parties and have a few drinks with friends but not many parents will stop this. This is not good, this is what is encouraging them to be worse later on. Firstly they are testing there boundaries, which if there are none, will make them believe they can do anything and get away with it, these habits would carry on into their later years when it comes to driving and they will become reckless because they believe that they can get away with anything. Secondly we shouldn’t be encouraging underage drinking because it will inflict an addiction onto our children that is close to impossible to shake off, if the kids are getting drunk every weekend at the age of 15 or 16 imagine what would happen to those same kids at 19 or 20? Melbourne's Murdoch Children's Research institute has done a study where 1520 teenagers drinking habits have been tracked for 10 years.
Another possible issue is that teenagers do not fully understand the rules of the road; some may say teenagers are too young to grasp the consequences of irresponsible driving, or some may feel that the rules do not apply to them. This combined with the operation of a vehicle and limited on-the-road experience is clearly a mix that leads to a greater chance of getting into an accident. Sixteen year-olds are not even able to make decisions that matter to society let alone take responsibility for their own actions i.e. buying cigarettes or committing a crime. It can be argued that sixteen year olds are simply not mature enough and do not recognize different situations on the roads and highways to make split second decisions.
She feels that they show teenagers no real skills that they could use elsewhere in the work field, that they promote kids to drop out by distracting them from focusing on school and their studies, and also ruins their value of a dollar. Amitai Etzioni states that the fast food jobs are “far from providing opportunities for entrepreneurship, self-discipline, self-supervision and self-scheduling”. He critiques the structure of these jobs; he argues that it leaves little room for the development of problem solving skills or time management. He refers to the 1984 study on the matter of teen employment by Ivan Charper and Bryan Shore Fraser”. Amitia Etzoni also discusses the amount of the useless learned.
Secondly, the urban legend is to prevent teenagers from being in sketchy areas by themselves or with their friends. Nothing good ever happens in those situations. Teenagers are the most vulnerable to get themselves in trouble by doing something stupid. Hopefully, this urban legend prevents teenagers from doing childish, foolish
Teenage boys do not act like they are their age since they still do immature/childish acts which is why teenage boys be putting themselves in tough predicaments that they can not get out of. This affects my gender because I barely see any guys act like they want to be adults or want to be grown up, they just want to act like they are little kids. All these stereotypes will always remain in this modern day world since people do not want to be adults and stop with all these problems. Everybody can stop with these stereotypes but they choose not to since they think they can say whatever they want and think they can get away with it. It is not that hard to something as simple as respect people that you come around and be
18-year olds barely have any time and are under gargantuan amounts of stress, forcing them to do community service will hurt their general well being. I agree with my opponent, Community Service is a great thing if done from the heart. But, forcing careless teenagers to work around an issue they do not care about is not going to help the community rather their sloppy and negligent work may do the exact opposite. Community service is supposed to be voluntary and if a person volunteers to do community service that is all fine and well but forcing students to do something that they do not care about nor want to do will not help anyone. Community service should come from the heart, it shouldn't be forced.