Violence and binge drinking on the decrease

[donnashuggy]

Well well well 🙂

http://www.vice.com/en_au/read/australias-drunken-teens-have-nothing-on-their-parents?utm_source=vic...

[nero_bolt]

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@donnashuggy wrote:

Is the Bureau of Statistics wrong Nero?

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and again the point you are trying to make is?

Or do you as has been implied in a post above  by lakeland27 and the fact you have made it green as the solution that you support 24 hour trading and the drunks and binge drinking  and COWARD punches and the damage that they do and the lives that they take... 

where do you stand on the lockouts

where do you stand on attempts to curb the COWARD punches and the deaths

where do you stand on attempts to stop the violence 

Please do tell us where you stand

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Would you like to make your point to all the mothers that have lost a SON or even a husband donnashuggy from alcohol fuelled violence and coward punches, would you like to quote the Bureau of Statistics  to mothers who have had their sons and daughters and even their husbands left with permanent  brain damaged from coward punches and alcohol fuelled violence donnashuggy.

I am sure they (the mothers and families) would love you to quote the Bureau of Statistics to them donnashuggy

So please answer the above questions and state to us where you stand on this subject

[lakeland27]

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@donnashuggy wrote:

Is the Bureau of Statistics wrong Nero?

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 i think they believe moving the problem elsewhere solves it.  we'll have to wait and see if the lockout makes any difference, meanwhile everyone suffers because of a few .

[boris1gary]

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@donnashuggy wrote:

Is the Bureau of Statistics wrong Nero?

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oh its a well known bastion of left wing bias and communist conspirators, wont be at all surprised if the govt bans it.

[donnashuggy]

So if I order 4 beers at 3 am and sit on them till 5 am it is ok?

[donnashuggy]

I aksed if the Bureau of Statistics is wrong Nero, I didn't ask for a lecture.

Don't feel compelled to answer lol

[silverfaun]

Statistics, I'm sure the parents of the young men killed would love to have statistics chanted to them. I'm sure it would make so much difference to their pain, anguish & loss, such a relief those statistics

Statistics: lies, more lies then there's statistics, who said that?

[donnashuggy]

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@silverfaun wrote:

Statistics, I'm sure the parents of the young men killed would love to have statistics chanted to them. I'm sure it would make so much difference to their pain, anguish & loss, such a relief those statistics

Statistics: lies, more lies then there's statistics, who said that?

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Statistics show that people are drinking less, violence is lower Violent incidents on NSW licensed premises have decreased by 28 per cent since 2007

[lakeland27]

 from what i've read we better hurry up and ban driving, working and sport.

How do young people get injured?

• Injury in young people is most likely to happen while they are travelling, particularly by road – in 2010 in NSW 97 young people aged 15 to 24 years died in road crashes and a further 5,803 were injured.
• Young drivers are over represented in all fatal crashes, including drink driving and fatigue.
• Some of the stats are quite alarming, for instance young drivers in NSW despite making up only 15% of drivers, young drivers represent around 36% of annual road fatalities. 
  Download: Transport injury fact sheet
• Young people are also injured in the workplace, especially young people working as labourers or in trades.  Between 2002/3-2004/5 17 young people aged 15 to 24 years died in NSW due to injuries in the workplace.  In addition 17,798 were injured at work, with 2,917 young people experiencing permanent injuries.
  Download: Work related injury fact sheet
• Sports can also lead to injury in young people – in 1998/99 in NSW 2,718 young people finished up in hospital with sports related injuries.
  Download: Sports related injury fact sheet

http://www.youthsafe.org/factsnfigures/facts-a-figures.html

[donnashuggy]

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@lakeland27 wrote:

 from what i've read we better hurry up and ban driving, working and sport.

How do young people get injured?

• Injury in young people is most likely to happen while they are travelling, particularly by road – in 2010 in NSW 97 young people aged 15 to 24 years died in road crashes and a further 5,803 were injured.
• Young drivers are over represented in all fatal crashes, including drink driving and fatigue.
• Some of the stats are quite alarming, for instance young drivers in NSW despite making up only 15% of drivers, young drivers represent around 36% of annual road fatalities. 
  Download: Transport injury fact sheet
• Young people are also injured in the workplace, especially young people working as labourers or in trades.  Between 2002/3-2004/5 17 young people aged 15 to 24 years died in NSW due to injuries in the workplace.  In addition 17,798 were injured at work, with 2,917 young people experiencing permanent injuries.
  Download: Work related injury fact sheet
• Sports can also lead to injury in young people – in 1998/99 in NSW 2,718 young people finished up in hospital with sports related injuries.
  Download: Sports related injury fact sheet

http://www.youthsafe.org/factsnfigures/facts-a-figures.html

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You forgot eating, over-eating causes a slow death, so paying 25cents to eat a piece of fruit is the new model lol

[lakeland27]

thats right . i'm a parent , are you a parent donna ? i think you are