St. Pere's party! ( an other experience )

Party and delinquency

Yesterday it was St. Pere's party and we went about 12 o'clock on the night to the party to see the Magics and the Hotel Cochambre, two nice orchestra's groups. Qhen we arrived, we saw that there were many people.
In addition, we saw that the people weren't very elegantly, but they wore jeans and normal vests, and we were too much pretty for this party.
Years ago, the people wore more elegantly for this party, but I believe that it is for the cold and to have to dance, it is all the same to the people to be elegantly or not.

The case is that after being dancing and spending the time very well,
the hour of leave away came and we had to say goodbye.
While we all were expecting to meet next to our relevancies, we saw as a Moroccan one was taking the handbag of a friend and of other girls but in this instant we weren't conscient of what we saw. So when we could react, we ran but already was too much late. After this, many people prosecuted the boy who stole ,but already he didn't have with him the relevancies of every girl. So we had to call the police in order because it could help us.
When the police came, boy wanted to escape but of the fright that suffered as consequence that we had discovered him and because he was drunk, he fell to the flor and remained there a long moment. We tell everything to the police.
The girls gave their information to the police and the value of the objects that were inside every handbag. Then, they made us leave the zone and today in the morning already they have called to go to declare to police station.

The conclusion of our history, though sometimes it wouldn't have to be said, is that 're living in a society where it is necessary to be tolerant, and not to be a racist. But precisely these people who wants to be treated well and tolerated, they don't do any more that to commit an offence in the streets and in the public places, putting the fear in the body of the autochthonous inhabitants. In addition the law of outsiders, doesn't allow incarcerating them for minor offenses, despite their commite a crime who knows how many times. So, they remain in freedom and they don't learn the lesson. They still on the streets committing crimes, and nobody tells them anything. Then, society teach us that we aren't to be racist and try to live with these people. Furthermore, we are told that workers are necessary to our society, and certainly, they spend the day on the street without doing anything and without seeking work, although some work in jobs that the indigenous people don't want.
But well, after our experience in first person, the more things of this kind occur, for me it's harder to could accept this people who come to live better, but what they do is not to let those who live here ever since. They don't respect anything and create their own street groups, imposing fear and scaring people, and we only can wait for the day that they act against us. So try to be very careful, and take care of yourself on the street, you cannot know what can happens to you...

[kiss & hugs]