Is this freedom? Is this the beahaviour our young ones shows?
By blossom123
@blossom123 (134)
India
June 22, 2007 11:07am CST
Today when I gone for my evening walking there were e teenagers walking ahead of me through the 3 feet jogging track very lazily and in a row. No body can overcome them through the jogging track. If anybody wants to go ahead they should track down to the ground and overcome them. So many Old people were also walking through the track. I told them to move a bit. But they didn't pretended to hear me. Is this the freedom we are saying. What is freedom? Is it the freedom to disturb others? Actually ones freedom must not disturb others in any way? How can we make them aware this? I think that only we can pray for them. What is your opinion?
1 response
@ohmyitscarolynne (79)
• United States
22 Jun 07
Ok well, for one thing, it's not all teenagers, and I'm saying this because I am a teenager and I know for a fact that the majority of the kids I know at my school don't act like this. I mean, there are rude people in every age group. Think about that guy tailgating you last week. Exactly.
Anyways, it really just depends on how people are raised and how much common courtesy they have. They'll either realize that what they're doing is rude, by something happening to them or just maturing, or they'll continue to grow up as the inconsiderate citizens they are and will one day be that guy who was tailgating you last week.
