The operators of Providence Place mall are requiring teens to be accompanied by adults after 5 p.m., but some observers are divided over whether the bid to increase the perception of safety and order in the urban complex will pay off in the long run. The policy barring youths under the age of 18 during
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Emptier is an irrelevant characteristic of the mall because those people who are now banned contributed nothing to the mail and whose purchase dollars couldn’t fill a thimble. They added chaos and drove away bona fide shoppers. They won’t be missed, Once again when you violate your privilege and the enjoyment that comes will a free society, then you deserve to have those rights strip away. Unfortunately, all are affected in this new scenario. Much like we lost our freedom to board planes unimpeded due the terrorist behavior of a few who took advantage by hijacking planes and flying them into buildings.