Have you heard about the frightful high school shooting in Columbine High School? Have you ever wonder what is wrong with our society? Have you ever wonder when will you encounter the same tragic incidence? Or have you ever wonder whether the people around you have the potential violence of causing the same tragedy. While ago, one of my dearest friend Andy had his car stolen by a juvenile theft, who later been caught by the police. Dear audiences and judges, today I must present a tragic fact to each of you. The juvenile crime rate in United States, this very country, had risen in a dramatic range. There are more teenagers in our country possess potential danger that could cause harm to others. Although many people argue that society held no responsibility toward the malicious actions of modern juvenile criminal, the society is partially responsible to such cor

rupt occurrence. Since the basic nature of teenager has not changed through time, therefore the reckless assumption of that modern teenagers are innate with corrupt nature is invalid. According to statistic, the juvenile crime rate had risen an astonishing hundred and twelve percent through the past fifteen years. The question is, if the basic quality of teenagers is unvaried, why the crime rate skyrocketed during the past fifteen years. The only answer to this bewildered question is the advanced improvement of modern technology. When the world steps into 90's, mankind throws itself into an explosion of information. There are many great creation appears in the 90's. Such as Internet, Cable, VCD, DVD, cell phone, CD and video game. These technological products aid people to obtain information with fast speed and various sources. Often we could obtain almost any information with just a single touch of mouse or

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