The New Troubles Facing Barbados | Darren 

If you came out of the last hundred years ,out of colonial Barbados, you lived around alot of family. Not having a father around in every case did not means there was not good guidance. We came out of a time when the statement raise by the village had meaning.

The problem with the young people is that they lack three basic elements.1.respect 2. pride and 3. Spiritual upbringing (which created a fear of God).As a result we see a don't caring attitude being displayed which leads to all kind of problems.Most parents of these troublesome youth are enablers.Then there is another type of parent who refuse to stamp their authority within the household, and as a result the young children become disobedient.

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interesting perspective from Darren

Talking won't fix anything

We are still a loving people but they been puh to do crime and killing because some people believe because u are quite u are weak that how the devil comes out

Bajan man here really exaggerating the crime thing in Barbados. Barbados is still one of the least violent countries per capital in the world. Yes there is concern when young men get their hands on guns and start shootings each other, but this the exception and not the rule. Bajans are peaceful people and still know who their neighbors are. You and say that when Bajans here of a shooting it is scary for them because it is not normal in or society. But to talk as if it is the norm and people are hiding from criminals is just sensationalism. There are plenty better crime ridden places to focus on. I mean Barbados was a place in the 70s and 80s is you had 5 murders in a year that would cause major concern. Now with drugs and guns we struggle to stay under 30. But there are places in the Caribbean way over 500 murders year. Having an international discussion on crime in Barbados is like having a discussion on gold mining in Barbados: waste of time. There are way more impactful and interesting things to discuss, like the impact climate change is having on the island,why is there so much sargassum weed and how to get more fish back in our ocean. How to train more students to work remotely for better pay? But what are we to expect to come out of this conversation that would bring up back below 5 murders a year.

I totally agree with Darren

Where are his statistics and on whose behalf is he speaking