Pages: A15
Section: Letters
Publication date: Apr 11, 2000
ProQuest document ID: 252798895
Copyright: Copyright Southam Publications Inc. Apr 11, 2000
I think it's a totally stupid idea to keep raves at age limits and regulate them. People always get frisked at the door and there is non-stop security watching.
Kids these days need a way to relieve tension, to let it all out. Your reports say raves get rowdy. In fact, I haven't seen any one of them get out of hand. Besides a little pushing in the lineup and what not, no one gets seriously injured unless they inflict it upon themselves, a.k.a. overdosing (not caused by the rave, but caused by idiotic people not knowing enough about themselves, the drug, and where to draw the line).
The seizure factor is not a rave issue. If a person is epileptic and can't handle the strobe lights, they should know not to go in the room.
D. White, Fort McMurray
Publication date: Apr 11, 2000
ProQuest document ID: 252798895
Copyright: Copyright Southam Publications Inc. Apr 11, 2000
I think it's a totally stupid idea to keep raves at age limits and regulate them. People always get frisked at the door and there is non-stop security watching.
Kids these days need a way to relieve tension, to let it all out. Your reports say raves get rowdy. In fact, I haven't seen any one of them get out of hand. Besides a little pushing in the lineup and what not, no one gets seriously injured unless they inflict it upon themselves, a.k.a. overdosing (not caused by the rave, but caused by idiotic people not knowing enough about themselves, the drug, and where to draw the line).
The seizure factor is not a rave issue. If a person is epileptic and can't handle the strobe lights, they should know not to go in the room.
D. White, Fort McMurray
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