CaptainObvious110 t1_jaafyus wrote
I am going to say it again hopefully those in the back can hear me. I honestly think that this issue is being made sensitive in a way that's unnecessary.
There young men are:
- Riding illegal vehicles in the city of Baltimore.
- Not wearing helmets while riding on electric vehicles.
- Deliberately causing mayhem everywhere they go.
feel free add any more things you can come up with.
It's clear by any one that's experienced them that they DON"T merely have a love for dirt bikes, what they want is ATTENTION and they don't care about their own personal safety or that of other people.
I repeat, this isn't a situation where providing a place to safely pursue their sport is a wise choice at all. I truly wish that people who comment on them needing a safe place to ride their bikes would stop being so naive. I get that they have the best of intentions and all but it's just not based on reality. Even if you did build such a track, they would have to get their bikes there and back home. This is different from something like a skateboard or roller skates which you can just bring on the bus or in a car.
What I do believe is that the Department of Recreation and Parks, (like so many other departments in this city) needs to be thoroughly investigated by someone who is actually trustworthy. We need more rec centers, swimming pools, community gardens, etc. Places for young people to go and not be bored half to death.
Douseigh t1_jabzgqv wrote
Agreed 100. Something is going on w a lot of these agencies. Lot of them like dot are pursuing some high minded bullshit and not focusing on the basics.
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