How often do you beat your wife ?
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What's with your obsession for street racing?
There are few social spaces where people can meet in healthy ways without having to pay some private entity for the privilege.
The rungs of society have never been further apart, nor has it ever been more transparent.
Education has been systematically underfunded for 50+ years, the economy in accelerative wealth concentration. Adults suffer and the home environments for children suffer.
I can't stand street racing, and barely drive unless forced to but it's not hard to understand why many would find a somewhat cheap thrill attractive when their lives are filled with hopelessness or despair.
Early to mid-20s mostly. It's hard to have money for a car in your teens unless your parents are well off.
right. need the car, and the money for upgrades. no stock
I would expect most of the cars to be stolen
Kids that age don't have the money.
Looking at recent arrests here, it's 20-somethings.
https://ktvl.com/news/police-arrest-14-people-during-street-racing-stunting-in-portland
19, 24, 21, 24, 19, 23, 24, 20, 22, 21, 20.
Have fun in jail! I warned you.
No, most likely they are 21-23.