A while back I wrote a piece that in part described how the fairer sex were seemingly doing their all to become not the fairer sex at all, and were increasingly taking part in the sort of vulgar and offensive behaviour previously dominated by the male of the species. Public inebriation, offensive language etc.
Well, the stakes have been raised yet again. Now teenage female gangs are outdoing the male ones. Again, according to the Rag, in Glebe, an inner city suburb of Sydney, a gang of teenage girls is "outdoing the boys". (Bravo girls - you're almost there. As soon as you can find a way to knock someone up and do a runner you'll be set! I was going to say "murder someone" but that, unfortunately, has already occurred - to a taxi driver. Two teenage girls beat him to death and stole his wallet).
Adolescent psychologist, Michael Carr-Gregg says the phenomenon is a result of "appalling parenting". That parents were becoming less and less involved in young peoples lives. (This is no surprise to me - read my articles - over and above this "appalling parenting", ultimately the blame lies with the fucking bleeding hearts and their PC cohorts who whine on about not smacking children. Well, this is the result. Hope you fuckwits are pleased with yourselves!)
The closing paragraphs say: "Teens see antisocial behaviour as a way to win notoriety and approval from their peers. To progress up the hierarchy, the girls had to 'out-bloke the blokes...drink and take drugs and have sex and commit crime'".
Mr Gregg said inappropriate role models offered by TV and music videos fuelled the perception that "guys are attracted to tough chicks".
Not for the first time, I am SO glad I don't have children!
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