remembers what the boys in Columbine did, so he thinks that he should do it too.

He figures that since they did it then it must not have been bad. Bang! The boy falls to the floor. It’s not something one wants to imagine, is it? I mean before the 90’s one never would have thought a kid would do it ,but now it’s been happening too often. There have been many questions that have come about because of these tragic events. Questions such as: Have we let our children down as a society? How do we fix this? However the most important one is......how do we punish thesechildren? Do we give them the benefit of the doubt, or do we give them what they

deserve for taking another person’s life? My answer to this question is that we help

them out by inspiring them to realize that it’s better to go down a path of

rehabilitation than to go down a path of destruction.

Some people believe we should try them as adults because they committed an

adult crime ,while others say they are just children. Yes, they deserve to be

house. Parents must enforce consequences for the child’s misbehavior” (“Young

and try to protect our youth of today.

Offenders”). And that was coming out a young offenders heart and all that he’s

right. But a child under the age of sixteen should not be trialed as an adult.

He just reminds the teenager that they have potential and if they stay on the right

Hallinan were kids, then they would not be who they are today. Bob Beamon, a

he needs to be given help and told the right way to get someone’s attention.

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