I’ve seen this
type of behavior (rude, inconsiderate, self absorbed) in younger “only-children”
and nanny-raised children. The people in their lives feel too guilty or
protective of their jobs to reprimand for bad behavior. Luckily, many of these
children get over it when they meet the real world.
I’ve been
reading the published AERC
protests. One of them deals with a rider that was refused entry to a ride.
Looks like it can be done, with some good reporting of the incidents. Take a
look at http://www.aerc.org/Ed_Protests_Published.asp#NJTRA,
Decision of Protest and Grievance Committee in protest
of the New Jersey Trail Riders Association by Vickie Stanislawski
Kathy
If not, then maybe
their behavior goes deeper ...you know abuse and what not. Not that I am
condoning it, but if peer pressure and these messages don't mean
anything to them it is probably a deeper issue that we don't understand.
