Created in the 1950s and early 60s, skateboarding has been a pastime for many people for the past decades. Once just a little experiment for surfers in california who were waiting for the waves to become unflat, skateboarding became a worldwide phenomenon as it grew from …show more content…
Many of the skateboarders this day in age are young children between the ages of 15 years old to as young as 6 years old. For that age group, majority of them skateboard at the skatepark or either at home, and for kids to see that skateboarders are getting harassed for skating in public places scare them into not wanting to skateboard in fear that the cops may do the same to them which isn 't right for the kids. Seeing their peers in handcuffs or getting thrown off their boards isn 't something they want to see or have to deal with at young ages.
Even though they say skateboarding is a so called crime, why isn 't there a high statistic for skateboarding crime. For the law and some people of the world to say that skateboarding is a crime why aren 't there bans on skateboarding period? There is way more larger crimes being committed day at any moment of the day where people are killing others or even robbing others. Instead they want to attack the boy or girl on the piece of wood skating down a 5 stairs in a half populated