I nid help here!! What is ur Reflection? HELP HELP?

Question

The Police have identified the person responsible for putting online the videos of 2 suicide jumpers at Admiralty and Yishun MRT stations in December.
An SMRT spokesperson told TODAY the company is now looking at the findings of the Police investigation, which it received yesterday.
The transport operator will reveal more details after it has decied what action to take.
TODAY understands that, as part of its investigations, the Police called in a 16-year-old blogger for posting the videos on his blog.
In a posting on his blog after he was questioned, the teenager said: "This is the 1st time I'm getting into trouble with the law, and it doesn't feel good at all... At this age, if I get into trouble with the law, I'm pretty much done for."
The two vidoes, which slow 2 individuals being run over, have been making the rounds among Singapore's online community.

Answer 1

and your question is...?

Answer 2

First, teenagers are notorious for having NO concept of time. Everything that happens is "RIGHT NOW", and right now is forever. This is a common problem, and (hopefully) the boy will grow out of it as he matures.

Second, I have to wonder WHY this boy didn't think posting two people's suicides would be a problem? Where were his parents? Who taught him right from wrong, or not? It is interesting to note that the child is alarmed because HE IS IN TROUBLE, and NOT because he did something insensitive and horrible!

It really shows where he needs to do a lot of growing up.

This child (16 though he is) is extremely emotionally and mentally immature. He needs guidance, council, and wisdom, and probably some plain old fashioned supervision!

Hopefully his scrape with the law will serve to wake him up. He needs to realize how his actions affect other people, and not just himself alone.

Answer 3

Jumpers? Run over? Asia or US