In a perfect world, a midnight walk would be harmless.  But alas, this is
NOT a perfect world.  And the problems lie not with the by-laws, but with
deviants in the world who have forced us to create such by-laws.  In the
eyes of a peace officer, ANY person out walking the neighborhood at midnight
is cause for suspicion, regardless of gender or age.  Had it been a 40 y/o
woman, I'm sure the officer would have stopped her and thoroughly questioned
her.  Too bad we all don't have neighborhoods that are being protected by
such concerned public servants.  I'm thankful he made it safely home, and
that he was approached only by an officer, and not some maniac.  IMO there
is no such thing as showing healthy "disrespect"...toward anyone or
anything...that's why the world is in the shapes it's in!  If we don't like
a particular law or ordinance, then we must convey our reasons as to
why/when/how it should be changed with those whom we've hired or voted in to
make those laws.

Shona :0)

>
> T*** Curfew laws? A 16-year-old can't take a night-time walk
> around his own neighbourhood?
> Do you live in Afghanistan or what? I would suggest that the
> problem lies with your local
> by-laws, and not your son, who is walking off his teenage issues.
> At that age, they're
> seething with existential issues. Walking sounds like a healthy
> enough response to a
> restless, churning mind. And showing a healthy disrespect for
> dumb local bylaws that seek
> to treat youths like animals, sounds even
> healthier!!!
>
>


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