angel wrote:
But the police should use their time catching the real criminals,and let the people party.
true..
But its also a case of us ravers not becoming “real criminals”.
too many people from my generation did too many drugs, and not just refused to get “normal jobs” but started to live by first shoplifting, then car theft, then burglaries, then robbery, fighting and violence.
Some turned on their own friends and other people they loved when they tried to help them.
People I went to high school with and raved with have ended up doing prison time because of doing stuff like the above.
I am not talking about one or two people I know; perhaps 10 or 20 people.
As long as this goes on, the rest of society are going to keep on calling the cops to clamp down on raves and drug use. I do think things are slowly improving because there are sites like this to give decent advice, but things may not be improving quickly enough.
Raves will only die out if people continually make the wrong choices in life and increase the anti-rave feeling. At the moment there are still opportunities to socialise and listen to music.
