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Originally Posted by IamKira
we can't live in a system of fear... to go down that road is to invite control in your life... usually by govt functions, but not always... many many females, and even the occasional male have been raped, but i do not live my life in fear of this... there are too many things that anyone in the world can do to harm you at any time, so what's the point in worrying about it too much.. sure, take precautions.. if anything, this is an invitation for fast food business to develop a better drive through delivery system
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You say you didn't understand my question, and it is the same place where Dark got lost.
If what the kids did wasn't wrong, that means that it was right. So I ask you, please justify the behavior.
We can't live in a system of fear, but drive-thru attendants are now the constant victims of late night pranks which can also be called harassment and even assault. This is reality.
So when someone is messing on the drive-thru mic do I think "Oh, those silly kids. What'll they think of next?" or do I think "Oh crap! What are they going to do when they get to the window?!?"
This is why I cannot call someone and breathe heavy into the phone. Sure, I am not "doing anything" but that doesn't mean it isn't a form of harassment.
I don't know why you are bringing in "gov't functions" here. This has nothing to do with the government.
Of course you could be a victim of violence at any time. But I lock my car and lock my house. That's not living in fear. That's just common sense. Ten years ago I could meet a friend at the airport at his gate. Now I have to wait in a pre-security area. That's how the world changes. Too bad these kids weren't living in the 80s when people didn't have YouTube, flip-cams and nothing better to do.