Unnecessary Violence - Who is really to blame?
Well this post is pretty much self explanatory... It saddens me that in this day and age we are still mindlessly killing each other and hurting others. There have been so many robberies turned murder scenes lately that you cant keep track.
Recently in the news there was a robbery attempt that left 2 kids (16 and 13) dead for no apparent reason, and to top it all off the suspects are 2 kids themselves (18 and 19). Where is the parenting in our society where are the morals? Do people not nurture and guide kids enough and to go down the right path anymore? Is that so old fashioned? Maybe I'm just being optimistic for our future generation-but its not looking promising at the rate we are going.
This ongoing spiraling decline into this violent abyss is going to eventually get out of hand, more so than it is already. This all begins at home with parents and families. There are too many broken homes and children raising themselves. Many of these lost/misguided individuals come from environments that are not as healthy as they should be for raising children. We as a society definitely need to intervene and need to ensure we provide guidance and support for those parents/care givers/guardians and the youth.
I know everyone can not be saved and many kids are just "bad"...I understand that but guidance is needed none the less. We cant just give up before we have even tried.
Recently in the news there was a robbery attempt that left 2 kids (16 and 13) dead for no apparent reason, and to top it all off the suspects are 2 kids themselves (18 and 19). Where is the parenting in our society where are the morals? Do people not nurture and guide kids enough and to go down the right path anymore? Is that so old fashioned? Maybe I'm just being optimistic for our future generation-but its not looking promising at the rate we are going.
This ongoing spiraling decline into this violent abyss is going to eventually get out of hand, more so than it is already. This all begins at home with parents and families. There are too many broken homes and children raising themselves. Many of these lost/misguided individuals come from environments that are not as healthy as they should be for raising children. We as a society definitely need to intervene and need to ensure we provide guidance and support for those parents/care givers/guardians and the youth.
I know everyone can not be saved and many kids are just "bad"...I understand that but guidance is needed none the less. We cant just give up before we have even tried.
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