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Treatment Abuse, Behavior Modification, Thought Reform => The Troubled Teen Industry => Topic started by: Anonymous on January 15, 2004, 06:30:00 PM
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http://www.billingsgazette.com/printer. ... elling.txt (http://www.billingsgazette.com/printer.php?ts=1&display=rednews/2004/01/15/stories/state/25-supcoyelling.txt)
Just goes to show, sometimes the law does work to protect the rights of all citizens, including teens!
:rofl:
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What Chapman failed to understand is that there are city ordinances that govern noise and police officers who enforce those ordinances. Around here, you can have a band playing in your yard until 10:30 and the police won't respond to complaints. After that cerfew they come out and ask for the music to be lowered. If the resident doesn't comply, then a citaition/fine is issued.
Chapman doesn't understand anything about city government, nor does he know how to interact with teens to elicite cooperation. They do not respond well to control freak maniacs screaming expletives.
He deserves the fine, disorderly conduct, inciting a quarrel. He should have called the "authorities", given he obviously hasn't the skills to deal with the situation directly. Instead, he functions from the misperception that he is the "authority" and is pissed to find out he is not in control outside his home. Wouldn't you like to live in that household?
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Ain't it great to see the authorities actually enforcing the law, even when it may not be popular, for once?
Hooray for the cops on this one. Good call. The guy deserves the ticket. Two wrongs don't make a right---especially since nobody ever showed that the particular teens he yelled at ever did anything but be teenagers who just happened to be minding their own business travelling along a public road.