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Umm perhaps we should just accept that violence is not a new thing to our society....but there was a time that those who had these violent tendancies would have left school long before high school, so they would be killing on the streats insted of the school.....the violent tendancies of society hasn't gone up, our ability to keep kids in school longer has.
but isn't violence being glamourized in the news more these days?
It's interesting...like 30 years ago, problems like that in schools didn't happen until very recently, and there really isn't a good reason as to why this is happening. Yes, violence is not something new to America, but something is obviously causing a small percentage of young people to just snap....There just seems to be a lot of grey area about what is the culprit of the problem...Does anybody think that the media today could have something to do with it? Just a thought, and thanks for any input...
It's call Ritalin and guns :mad:Quote:
violence is not something new to America, but something is obviously causing a small percentage of young people to just snap