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Shall we support the idea that crime is rising or would we be just immersed

in a way of behavior guidance where our thoughts might be simply


channeled?
On the one hand, surveys seem to show that although this topic is one of
the most peoples concerns, statistics try to demonstrate that it has recently
fallen. Nevertheless, is this data worth to believe it?
On the other hand, forces of law and order tell us a different story. It is said
that means of communication were used to manipulating citizens minds in
order to make us watch a part of the happening as they wish us to see it.
Were misconducts to be decreasing, the subject would not be in the
spotlight. Individuals might do a great deal of effort to forget that, although
nowadays we can walk all over around without the necessity of being
continuously alert, corruption can be there as well, whenever you may
expect.
All things considered should move us not just to live scared and with the
beliefs that as media reports conclude, crime is arising terribly quick. The
obvious conclusion to be drawn is that while we cannot think that a world of
fantasy and fairies has taken place, human beings can neither feel terrifying
which would provoke more pressure in each single person, which could
easily derive in crime itself.
To sum up, I would like to proclaim that whether crime is rising or it is not, in
order to prevent its expanding we do have to instruct teenagers through
values and rules. It is vitally important that by means of education the youth
learn to live with principles such as honesty, integrity, equality... Being able
to carry it on, the prospects for the future would not be bleak but inspiring
and hopeful.

Stereotypes
Both as a travelling lover and a person who reflects orange and yellow as
the colours of her country, should I confirm that in more than one
circumstance I have had the chance to prove that many stereotypes which
may be felt in the air all around Spaniards, are, in fact, definitely proper.
I do remember one of the first times I travelled abroad, when suddenly I
abruptly realized that once I arrived at my platform in the airport, all I could
hear were noises and people almost shouting one another.
What might such a problem be? Would it have happened any earthquake or
flight accident? Absolutely no. Its just citizens from Spain, chatting and
enjoying while waiting their plane to be boarded. No matters whats
happening all over the place, or the reason why every single passenger
waiting for their own flight is in silent or speaking in a whisper. No more no
less, just that Spanish people dont need anything to provoke a mess
wherever they are. Hence, the statement about talking so loud that it seems
we are shouting (arent us?) has its point.
Less curious fact however true as well, is that we do deserve being accused
of petty theft. Ive not stolen it, I simply believed that it didnt belong to
any one Why arent Spaniards able to respect others stuffs while are
exposed freely at whoever sight? A shameful act is the one that a great
amount of individuals tend to take what its there without any remorse.
Thus, the more I think about stereotypes, the more anecdotes come into my
mind: we love napping, enjoying with friends outside, olive oil, beers, wine
Nevertheless, other typecasts as garlic smell, gypsy dancers or lazy
workers dont fix us so well.
Up till now as something that we have to live with, as all Japanese people
are thought of martial artists by heart, or Italians as pasta devourer, Texas
citizens as cowboys, girls not being as good at sports as boys, or guys being
unclean and messier than girlsand so on.
Summarizing briefly, would I like to highlight the statement that whatever
we hear about others, stereotypes should never influence the way we deal
with them.

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