Certainly,such events will result in socializing another generation of young boys and girls as to how to utilize and employ violence in their daily lives vis a vis their communities and the larger society.Thus,reinforcing the cycle or circle of violence generationally, which in the case of Jamaica needs to be broken instantaneously, as a consequence of the astronomically high incidence of crime,violence and murders.

Paradoxically,the very parents that/who are supposed to be the crucial agents of socialization, with respect to their children eschewing such barbaric activities are also participants or avid supporters with their children in tow.Indeed, recreational activities in the form of sports and entertainment for inner city residents may be somewhat limited,nonetheless,as a society,street fighting involving women and children cannot be tolerated or promulgated,for obvious reasons,namely, the medical and of course legal costs, and the general coarsening of communities involved in such retrograde activities.Such activities must be strictly prohibited.

For individuals,young boys and girls that/who are interested in the science or art of pugilism (boxing), then formal structures involving this sport in the form of boxing gymnasiums with the appropriate staff members must be incorporated in the various communities at the bare minimum to accomodate such interests as opposed to what is now taking place.Community leaders,law enforcement, et al, should/must not be indifferent to this current barbarism, because it will spread like wild fire and at that point in time it will be extremely difficult to extinguish.

Interestingly, if as a people we are interested in breaking the cycle of violence in our society,we have to start somewhere, and this is one activity that should not be promoted,it is nothing more than raw ,wanton and gratuitous violence.Come on Jamaica we can do better than this!!RESPECT !!

Love the pics. Too much fun to be legal. wicked