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    Sad to see. I am 30 now, and have almost completely stopped partying in the city that I have loved for many years, but now even being 6ft 2 and a big build I fear for what can happen in the streets. I used to frequent the cross every weekend, for almost 10 years, and never saw so much as a bloody nose, or bouncers wailing on some drunk bloke.

    In my opinion, 2 things to get rid of in this country that will start to help
    MMA or UFC
    Soccer

    And lastly, it is Ice, Ice and more Ice. Call it whatever you want, but that is the biggest problem these days. Mix it up with a generous dose of alcohol and hey presto. And even worse, get it into a concoction with one of the average roid user and you have a monster on your hands, a monster that wants to be the next UFC/MMA legend.

    When I was that age it was all Ecstasy, and all that happened in any of the clubs was everyone loved everyone else and drank way too much water. It was a good time for people to party.

    It's not about the penalty that can be given to someone that causes a crime, we should be talking about prevention.

    Any young blokes pumping weights injecting roids and watching this UFC should be rounded up and sent to war, maybe that will ease their frustration and help them appreciate what other generations had to go through.

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    A group of teenagers here in Townsville last night stole a troopy and crashed into a tree and rolled. End result one 18 year old dead, one 14 year old fighting for there life and two more injured. The car was stolen. For a town of about 100000 there have been 30 car thefts this week. 26 arrests. I refuse to believe that there are that many thieves. Our courts keep letting them out. Did I mention that the Mayor's car got stolen in December as well. They will probably blame the owner because he left his windows down too far or the keys were too accessible.
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    Adding to my previous post, where I said Premier O'Farrell has not introduced lockouts. I had heard that in an early report, but watching TV this morning Barry O'Farrell was interviewed and lockouts HAVE been introduced.

    Certain areas in Sydney now have 1.30am lockouts and 3am closing. I guess all the measures introduced are a small step toward preventing assaults. but as has been mentioned many times previously in this Thread, other things such as drugs and steroids also contribute to this situation. How you are going to combat that is a real problem.

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    It will be interesting to see how it pans out. Shame that all of the sane minded party goers are now disadvantaged because of the minority of morons. I guess it is just like everything else in this world we live in.

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    Quote Originally Posted by beagleONE View Post
    ill weigh in here.
    i think there is honestly no incentive to not commit a crime in australia.

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    Unfortunately, the evidence supports that , over & over. Chief Magistrate Tim Carmody says in the Courier Mail Tue. Jan.21 ;


    He would have given an alleged Bandidos ' prospect' more time behind bars ' if he could', for his part in the infamous Broadbeach bikie brawl. He went on to say " However, because of the sentences that have already been imposed on others involved in this riot... if I impose a sentence that I think the defendant deserves he is likely to be left with a sense of grievance" [my italics] Bob [So much for getting tough. the article is accompanied by the defendant giving the middle finger salute.]
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    Quote Originally Posted by rb30gtr View Post
    It will be interesting to see how it pans out. Shame that all of the sane minded party goers are now disadvantaged because of the minority of morons. I guess it is just like everything else in this world we live in.
    How are sane minded party goers disadvantaged by those measures?

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    I thought O'Farrell's package sounded pretty sensible, at first glance.

    I know a magistrate. He sends people to jail when necessary, but he's also very keen to try to find a better alternative, when it is possible. It's obviously better to have someone change their behaviour than go to prison and likely have their bad behaviour confirmed by what happens to them inside.
    Trouble is, some people just grow up bad. There's no other way to say it. The real question is how to jerk the others, who are just being stupid, into growing up. It's not easy.

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    I grew up going to b&s balls where fairly serious amounts of grog were consumed yet the most serious assault I saw was someone who was being obnoxious getting gaffer taped from head to toe
    So what's changed since the late 80's - early 90s
    Drug choice has changed from dope, eccies and heroin to ice / speed
    A culture of not going out till 11:00 has evolved due to extended trading hours

    Maybe the trading hours reductions will help....
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    I reckon if you haven't got enough grog into you by midnight then you haven't been trying. Last drinks at 11.30 and doors shut, lights out at midnight.

    My growing up and rip roaring years the pubs shut at 10.00pm and didn't open on Sunday. We still managed to get falling down drunk. We didn't go to the few night clubs because we weren't paid enough. Maybe go to one for a special occasion every blue moon. I can't recall much fighting going on.
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    perhaps the difference is between going out to have a good time, and gee I've ended up a little/lot drunk, vs, going out to get drunk??

    Currently in the UK/Europe, where it seems there is much more drinking yet the streets feel much safer...

    me thinks it might be the culture, not the booze.

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