Young people haven't changed from 10, 20, 50 years ago—they're all the same. What is different is how we treat them, react to their behaviour. Burying your head in the sand, telling kids that it's not their fault, and blaming everyone else and everything else is not the answer. Young ram-raiders are saying, "We know the police won't chase us." There must be a consequence to these actions, and we can't continue to excuse violent and criminal behaviour. Young people want boundaries. It shows them that you care about them, that you want them to succeed and to learn. This doesn't mean just giving them everything they want.